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Tema-A New Game,
knnl N, honaon NM N.n,.

Fipr ne Lond0n D'Hy News.
Yesterday rtthe Queen y Club. West Kensine e.
ton an exhibit on was vi, sl OF the new lawn
game Iona. which has recently been intro
,iuce, |. The game. which can bs played with
equal en-, oyment by both sexes. possesses many
claims TO popular favor. 1t can DO followed n
any season, and by as few as four or a. many as
fourteen persons az once. Skill. agility. aud Q
good eye are far more requisite than mere
physical strength, and the Proper Elapipula-
ton OF the wand BY means Of lnick wrfst turns
deyelops and renders flexible the muscles OF
tho arms and wrlH'. J.
frame. and having in this centre a circular
nnerturs ls inches In dIame:ef. Is erected. Be-
hind the Lols Is Fixed a bag net, and the main
object OF the players who stand some distance
away. ia to throw u number Of colored balls by
means o! the wand INFO this bag, The wand
has at one end q peculiarly shaped crook Tor
holding the ball. but acme little skill 10 neoss.
sary u retain the ball la ii Tor the purpose OF
making tho throw. The nnm Dor OF pot balls"
10 be ored W each side before IL can COM
ne q the hr.t stage OF the game corresponds
with The nuni or Of PLAYERS on each side.
Mhen either side has scored the number OF
pot halls agie e upon. IL ente's upon the
scconi. .taae. and Il A. ono. obtains a sinele
"gorod BAL. " niche or side ihen hr-t sue
game. The public exhibition OF the pew pas
tine was witnessed with inter est. and 4 Iayor-
able opinion 81 its merits was expressed BY
many OF the spectators.
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IN TIE WATER WITH Il RATHER.
Wiley Pressed the Hutton and the Snake
Came Near DoiaE tho Rest.

&c wlleyot BROOKLYN who had been On.
io7ine his outing in the Ni,ini o. Bloc :. this
r Mas r ey iSI am am
Erenng GhrDn'c.- reporter at tn" depot that he
wa, gH.ns nom h %esH 3G,.rS I.s 0ut.ng Tas
ratt!osnaEa on tho Cohoelon that had rather
Il was ,rgnt fishing last Saturday" said Mr..
Wiley. and was wati down the stream with
to!erahiy good success with the trout; when
Iqs. sn'aa dd no fsw Ia n " she
was. but reaching down In the water found .
good sled Ia. stone and tossed at the snake.
he Iouom with is weight pinned i, there.
lu. the "a ani u conp!e o. feet OF the body
were thrust ahoye ihe surface, wheIe they
the reptile was u fatt.e5uake.
Acting Oh tho impulse OF the moment did
then probably as foolish thing a. amy m an
tail and WRITING body were lash NJ about Ia
The water. and se!ZIng the tai leTked he sn ak .
iTSm 5snrH.A the stone with ss intention p.
cage ~ The creek, Although the s, axes head
bad been ahmed down on lie bottom by .
venumols and Nv furious rel Tile had plenty
o. Mo an no End OF malice let. ! had no
and abo,e tbs. water, when he turned
aud ospnk Ms isnss ia Tie sleeve ei
had Aimed SPI ha an sVs sss the curved
tnlect0rs OF his venom would have punctursd
my tie h, and | wouli doubtless have been
saved all o. LIES subsequent trials. In an.
other second hurled the deadly rsntils from
me. 1T lay Tor moment quietly on tho water
and then owly wan on IL way.
= H"s All e. NJ! do 70 ge' 10 TIE shore so
Geat,hy ~ md c"lh ha hssome when !,
mo In rushed Grou me. tel IN tho bank In q
haif uhc' nsclous state and IL was long iims
before 4 could walk back TO where WAS atop.
pig. That adventure spoiled all my inclin D
ton for rural vacation, aud am gong homo
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killed. duck. For an hour or more he ex.
pressed his regret tha at hs had gone out with.

killed. duck. For an hour or moro he ex.
pressed his regret th at he had gone out with
out the gun.
On the noSt morning bis friend Schwartz
| arose ut daylight. While wandering arou ud
tho Gonoit house lie saw on tho collar bottom,
through tho open cellar doors. dccoy duck.
II was the work OF only n few minutes for n N,
to take the decoy to the little pond above he
house and anchor IL of shore His movements
woe observed by ono Gibson or Hobson n
well.knoNn gentleman from Syracuse. weigh
Ing $50 rounls or more Mr.. Schwartz had
started to roturn to the house, when Williams
aproatcd uron tho stoop with tin washl nsin.
PREPARED for bis mornng, nblu.Ion. Ito was
syrncussan, son.cd him ms the victim ~ tho
Joke. Toad IN It's accom- pish III out ho shouted
t"!lRRo "a, atr,s0,schihg Schwartz:
A big black Enel.sh duck" was the 70.
The word. rc7chcd N'i'l.ams's ears. 10 dnr,cd
within n. house aud returned in iortv seconds
;hovne no. .ni trdres .nto the brooch oil his
rnsi With an oil ieaher i Patch Which EH' Sst
T tnnei over q nall driven into tho uite post.
tooi tho ioace ten yards away, aud legan to
GilJe toward tho pond.
nm Ia OK , ,sS Iii g rs e.. in and
ies sni sehw'r'z- English ducks are mighty
s the ely so Sm man NTH sntns n Mean he
began t. elespt .wGgd the Old onk.
, l"wn closer rnurmurcd his friend
SchwhrtZ. s,traininG his morrimcnt Closer
yo o,s lS 10 ~ lie lie YOU. Easy eaoy now and
Tue apor:sman was now fiat on his stomach
WEIGHING over the turf like -rrpent. tight
hers another lauGhnolo ncidont occurred.
no iat mhH ron syracuse hnI boon leaning
against the gate, nearly doad with suppressed
laughter. HIS weight was TOO much Tile
isn'her stiio tore luOse from the nal, tho cute
lew oien. AID he nitchci into tn. yard heal
FIRST moro dum.ouadel than the Victim.
:, Al last tho sportsman reached the oak rec
tie was evidently EGCu cAcitou At first no
Ensit willis niiuin: ~ tho duck. Then no arose
AId SIC ID cd his, Gun ~ tho slde " the tres.
There was q Hash. slCoSe. and a report T. 10
ma, kshan oosei ct lis quarry. 1t remained
sitting arIong the MS pads apparently unin-
jnreL. aisiEc Ills piece II soc nj tInte. VIII
rams sho~ercd the water VITA shot once
moro. Then he dashed rom IN onk around
me curve 81 tue pond to sccare his game. As
he passed. his friend lie skoutoi
lie was n beauty. Jake but I'm afi aid he'll
tie no good I've shot him to rieces.'
\ moment aftcrward lie was ten fee. from
the deror., Arpnre tly he could hardly believe
ms H5"s.ght. II was woo..c" duck, Wav.
Ing ma Rand wi'n Il Gosi uir at derision he kept
his rolv . around TIE pond and did not r..,,rn
:" focots Unit long after tho hour Tor bronx
fa5:. Nuec tl!d OF tue mi shau 20 the lat man
who had sp'it hti trousers and br, H-n his
fsulns-.oi N hi. fnil. he laughed until the
tears came into his Dyes.
AMOS J. CvxMINss.
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H.--ht. wlL!I.Ms,s DUCK.

~. ..' non Arthgr u, Williams 1, an sn,husi-
m. ''e' o. 5ror in the Thousand Islands.
ia, soy summer ,h,ro was spent IN q yacht,
q ~ u'', sin:i!.! iron Gauauouue to tho
80 .'AAI@ OHs aight tho yacht an
~ ~" 'toai ...agi. IN Lake Ontario. op-
an. ''sA 'r1s)n hsrDpr. Tho party secure
,TS 4. Ia. W.i1. Benoit's. near the lowor
us ~ mo sand. AFTER supper Williams and
ns 'H' JACOB schwartz OF Elmra walked up
t,,.,. A n -" gathering twilight. A cool
~, was nlorirG. and the pebbles on
b,,,, ~ Wee hid ZEN In foam. As thoy sp-
ts"s' Little pond severed from tho la: a
,rs -'m oil land, two ENGLISH DUCKS aros,
4, ',f aud few 10 tue northwest. In
ma. Wilkins Wis glowing with excite.
.,,.. h' 0! Tie Remington firm mad pro-
u W. ma with shotgun and hs was crazy
..s, H. ITO had dropped quan md par
nearer lew YORK. but he had never
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ruM-SAND ISLAND STORIES.
.,. rroP TINS rEtR UNUSUALLY
,,yr AND EASILY G.trHERED.

.,ae stories Originate Tho Hon. NY.
n. Wright OF PenusyivNnia Kills
Ducks a. And Remembers uis
c,,,a.-IIe Gs:s - Lesson In Cooking
Adventure OF n New York Gentle.
90, stony I.iaea-Hc shoots an Eng.
-. mack. nud 10 IL Never Retrieved.
,.,-oy N.Y.. july lit Ia the holGht OF
s.hls- season. All tho lshcrn,cn are NJ
thousand boats are afoat in tho
w.. around the Thousand Islands. a
e..,d splnaers agltate D thousand lines
,nrlll A thousand hearts. 4 thousand
l.,.I, lies skip over tho surface OF tho 81.
.-.,nrs and thousands oftait-ilsh are being
.',,.,,nousnnd, o, bass. Tho splash OF the
t,lonce IA heard aud the sa. OF the hoayy
A.t.tL.. Ths sun - bright and the atmos-
~ ,;.ar nnd bracnE. thousand
Ir.-rsn urea! the thousand channels OF
~. Tn,useul .sAnd- AID daily toll
,,o,.cnl s,r.e OF their adventures.
80. ,.Iss r.e heard in thousatd
20, ao,cls anil CAMS. They pJur from
y. I,s o, a taousan! politicians lawyers.
...a,, AN inns. chants A low are oticht ana
's,,,,-;nI,c, an. many ara uioiN aai ihaEe.
49, ,.,..,t ones vary III intens,t' IN tropor-
enthusiasm and ,EaEina'ioh o. thsir
's,,,,. Th, bss:a,etod b. the eAp'rienced
.-,..urs and tho worst By i4e frc-A ones who
~. ~. c,e.l!..; tcc.. g me former usually
,,,x q - aau be:sor HnisSe,' w!ne the o'ners
-.r,,o,,ulp.lty via: thsT Lack In iual'tH.
40 rtiS.y il hardy an incentive 10
sad .t,;y, sai soel watsIeY rarely
,,s.. 30. 20 bad one. Not Gao IN
Ir,l,cd o, the ta,s' :o!d ae true
:. ore than one in a..nadss! axe interest
~ ,m, OF tho :ius stones are too Eoou 10
\. io.,: yet m9,t ct them 40 h-crc!rea'
~, 10 iicti us ate ..:eG Tor -'s!e. 'to'h
Th,uub &c apparently pfs!ev 10 'e'eNe n'ea
u..s,.yen!tnr i'.tLs.i :. u!o0~, lo"!nis'
, ,n ;,.s,.guIcA.G Comm. sS3ner Clint.
wr,t,r q vcl .e t"caa'eG rs N9Swctl
w,.,r TONES {. Pax. ana OH Tom
u-t,, mi, year tie crop =; yarn is hounI-
81 us,, s.s;r t. a. lave lem awa.:.n. the
,cki. OIL sac fss.e1.
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simple and quiet life. To hear them tell OF
their wrestlings with sin. TO hear the sue
one nj the rarest opportunities for the
observation OF human nature. Tue
mon talk in heavy. gum voices OF wrestings
with Sntau in bans II the ni~n Holds. At the
plough. The women. spenkins low an plain
tively. tel OF the littie trials ibht come 20 tho
housewife and the mother, They are all 40
earnest So deadly earnest. that cynirism an
inerednlitv nie piockod and put qu to out OF
conn epanrc.
Tho zig event OF III, cpmn msnting will DO
tho visit OF Bishop hnlrcWs newt Tuesday
although tho Epwo,th League will haNo q
great day on Monday,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-07

permanent office at 6S Sixth avenue, Pittsburg
Pa. where all durable cases will be successfully
treated. Office hours to IL A. NJ, to p N. and
] to p. N. (Sundays inciudedl Specialties-
Catarrh and all diseases of the eye, ear, throat
and lungs, chronic diseases. Consultation, s.
Many cases treated successfully by mail.
Send 2cent stamp for question blank.
Address all mail to Or. w. n. COPELAND,
66 Sixth avenue Pittsburg. Pa. ap5Tussu
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LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

Snow fell in Northern Alabama on Sunday.
Police authorities OF London are closely
watching the Anarchists.
The United States steamer Galena arrived
in Boston Harbor yesterday.
A fire in the Albany telephone ONCE yester-
terday caused q loss Of $3o.00
Twelve hundred brickmakers are on strike
at Trenton, n. J., against reduction OF wages.
No clew has been obtained to the two Niles
children who were kidnapped at Springfield, o.
General sherman's araye at st. Louis has
been strongly inclosed,- and the guard will be
removed.
Representatives of the State Medical Lii
cense Boards are to hold convention in Wash
ington, d. O., Maya
Senator Sam Haul, of the Chickasaw Ma
tion, is formulating plan to settle the sup
posed rights of the ChicKasaw and ChoctaW
negroes.
Police Ofhcer Uhrig, of Chicago, shot two
men who assaulted him. one of tn EN- being in
stantly killed and the other dangerously
wounded.
Edward Paterson, John Wood and Grant
well county, ILL.,, have been arrested for coun.
terfeiting.
President Gompers of the Federation of
Labor, met the delegates OF the several organ
izations at Oshkosh and spoke to them about Or
ganizing trades assembly.
-One OF L1o tra1nps arTestcu db oosuSus Auu.i
on Sunday, charged with the murder of Alex.
ander Snyder has confessed that he was one of
the men who committed the crime.
The raid of agents of the Dominion Gov
ernment upon Dakota, in the hope of inducing
settlers to emigrate to the Canadian Northwest
has turned out grand fizzle. The exodus is
the other way.
Bishop Hurst says that for the property
purchased for the Methodist University in
Washington, S35,000 has been paid in, $50 ,00O
more subscribed, and the entire Sl00. 600 VIII be
on hand by MayL
An italian with performing monkey was
arrested in German territory as suspicious
character and while in prison the animal was
killed He was sent over the border to Swift
erland, and 1t may amount to an international
question.
Every cent stolen by Cashier Gadsdeu of
the Atlanta Bank, amounting to SlOO.00O has
been taken since the first of January. The de-
postors are scared, but the banks loss is not
over $4,000. as his bond was tor $50. 600 and the
surplus is large.
The Australian Federation Convention has
adopted the provisions of the constitution reg
ulating the powers of the Parliament and fix
ing the payment of members at f500 yearly and
also the provision that all appropriation and
taxation bills must originate In the House OF
Representatives.
Canada may have big religious fight as
well as a political one. over the Manitoba
school act The Roman Catholic hierarchy
have entered upon a war against It. The act
pronibIts religious instruction in public schools
In Manitoba, making them all non-sectarian, as
in the United States.
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ADDITIONAL EWnENcE RY MAIL,

Mr. W. T. Henshaw, of Prospect, Pa, says:
"For years 1 suffered from catarrh without
being able to find relief. DR.. Copeland's Home
Treatment cured me-"
Mr.. Henry Rose, of Eckhart's Mines, Md.
says: "I suffered constantly from chronic
catarrh; could get no relief. DR.. Copeland's
Home Treatment cured me entirely"
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLV VANIA RAIL ROAD,
On AND AFTER DECEMBER 18th, 1880.


ON AND AFTER DrcENBER 10Th, 1890
Trains will leave Union Station, Pittsburg.
! as follows Eastern Standard Time)-
MAIN LINE EASTWARD.
New York & Chicago Limited of Pullman vesti.
SuIs SuEs cars ca aay AZ Hsw
York 100 ?. M, Baltimore 4. 40 P NJ. ashipg-
Atlantic Express daily at $50 A. M. arriving at
Harrisburg 10. 30 A. n, Philadelphia rs ?. NJ,
New York 49 T. NJ, Baltimore LIS P. n,
Mail train daily. except Sunday $50 .. 4; NJ, ar.
fypF 5 f 4 Ba%0fs a NJ sanass Raj
Day Express daily at 500 A: NJ. arriving at Har-
York 2; s. r: NJ, Baltimore TOO P. H., Washing
Mail Express daily at LOO P. NJ. arriving at Har-
wiz, PhiisdsIpiis Express.
A., arise9 and New York a d % A. fnAosipnia 80 A.
risburg as 4. M, baltimore SO i: NJ. wash
ingto2 va 5i1 4; A NJ; philadephia SIS A. NJ and
Fast Line daily. at P. M. arriving at Harris
burg $50 A. M, Philadelphia $50 A. M. New
York 9; % A. NJ, Baltimore 6.2o A. NJ, Washing
All through trains connec. at Jersey City with
Il aIGdns YoTe 5S
areensbnrE Accom-. .1fsR' Il e " Wsek-dsys. TO- %
ssndays Green 80
wafl's Accom-. 6.15 40 800, 10. 80 A. M Els
2.00. a3 L55, s. go 6.25 7.40 o. 40 p NJ. and Il. 10
A. N. Except Monday. Sunday, 2.I0A 4. NJ,
v22;,2SS e; rs e4o 1om and s'4eg; e am
100 I@. 5.2o, $40. $50 8. 10, TO- 10 and II 10 F. u
Sunday, II. 40 and g. Tsp, N.
Braddock Accom-. $50 $50, 40, $40, $50, H. Is
A. NJ. Y. 90 LIS. $50 40, 500, 6:S5. 7.29 s&
800 s9S e E Tfsf FEM saSs RaWi2 sqnasy
For Uniontown $50 and as A. NJ, 1.45 and 4. 25
P. N. week days.
MONONGAHELA DIVISION
For Monongahela City. West Brownsville and
Uniontown 10. 40 A. NJ. For Monongahea City
and West Brownsville Z. IS and 10. 40 A. NJ, and
4.5OP. N. On Sunday, SIS A. N. and l.01 p. NJ.
For Monongahela City only. 1.ol and So P. N.
and $40 +. M week days. West Elizabeth Ac-
com. g. S5 A. NJ, Ais, $50 and H. IS p. n. Sum
day, 9.40 P. NJ.
WEST PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION.
From FEDERAL STREET STATION, Allegheny
Mall train. for BlaIrsvilie ... ... 6.55 A. NJ
Express for BlaIrsville, connecting for
BusieT eAsaO Accom- A. n. aa5 and s.Sf.a
spring gdale Accom-. 90 H. 50A. NJ, g. and
Glaremont Accom- ...;;..,.:c....; L1P NJ
Freeport tAccom.......-....4.6 80 and II l0P. NJ
Vn Snnaay: M IL 90 ana ana
~ The Excelsior baggage Express Company
will call for and check baggage from hotels and
residences. Time cards and full information can
avenue, corner Fourth avenue and Try street.
and at Union station.
CHAS. K. PUGH. j. X. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen'l Pass'r Agent.
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DITTSBURG AND LAHE ERIE RAILROAD
i COMPANY. Schedule in effect December a.
1880. Central time. Pal. Z. r. DEPART-Eor
Cievelard. 4:so $500 ms :as 4:2o s:45 For
Cincinnati Chicago and st. Louis $3.50 a. M. 'l;sA
S:45 p. m, For Buffalo. $500, q. m. 4:2a 's:45
D. m. FOR salamanca, $500 =. m, -l;35 D. IN. For
youngstown and New Castle, 4,Sd $500, 1880 a.
M. T:a6 ';N s9:45 p. m. For Beaver Falls,
4:SS 700 'so0 1880 ., M, r:25. $3.50 '4:2o. $50
s9:I5 D. m. For CHARTERS, 4,5o J5,3o q. m, 5:a5,
S6;56 7:o0 7,30 $500, S:05 9:l0 l0:00 11;S 4.
E2O, l2:4O, 112:4A l,la s;ao ASA '4:k 1i:sO. 44S
S:21 $500 f9:45. lo,3o p. m.
ABRIyE-From Cleyeland, T'H 4 M, r2:n
20 o p m From gisnnas chissg0 F4am and ss
sssl ssss n 1s. is;os p 3. From sal.%.a:s
.Ss Soe New a % Gss.le s oO m a So
Ts5o, Io5 p. m. From Beaver FallA $40, $40
7:5o 'i0sOo = m. r2:ao 1:2o SEQ, lisa 10o6 p. m.
ri. c. Y. trains for Mansfield. 1880. II :35 4 M,
s:55 p. m. For Esplen and Beecnmont 7:3o a
g. Z. trains from Mansfield. 7a2, II 100
q. m, 8:45 .. m. From Beechmont 7:G2 HIN
r.. NICK. sY. r. R.-prrAnr-For New Ha-
ven, i0,io. T'4oa. m. 800 p. m. Fos West New
ton T;4e 1S;S :. Nsx H AS9 S;as ..o ?; m ,o
D. m. From West Newton. s:lA 500 q. M.
For i pMcKeesport, Elizabeth, Monongsheia City
and Belle Vernon. 6;4a T'4l LfaO !. M, Is:O9
From belle Vernon. -Monongaheia City Eliza
beth and McKeesport 7'lA $500 .. M. H:4o. 14;lQ
.Dsily. 1sundays only.
City Ticket ONCE. $50 Smithneid Street..
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- From PIttsb.ra Us's. Stallion
V1Hennsu|Vdnid Lines.
TreI.s Ras b. csstrsI Tlne.


oUFHWEsT sYsTEM-PANHANDLER ROUTE
Leave for Cincinnati and St Louis, ;ls a. m.
7,io 9. m, S:5S and 11:l5 p. m. Dennison. 2ss
6nSiso s % i's I'D. e. slo and p M no; s.eRRben &
s s'sa az s s:ss p m Bulge ioiS.; m. Baisstss.
ioio :S D. pm NJ McDonalda 4:I1 iO:ls D. m. i0:i
TRAINS ARRIVE from the West. d 2:lo, s.oo..
m, a:0a 5:S5 p. m. pennison, $50 q. m. steu'
ss9'ss s.ss us s NJ BargstessanS B. ss W ' % sas
:. N. Washington. s:s6 759 $50 io:2s :. m.
s sss 81 P ss G. l5ss .nd rs ms a Sd Ba.. @
D. m. McDonalds. 6;sS q m, s:oop. m.
NORTHWEST sYsTEM-FT. WAYNE ROUTE. =
is sns:pt SstsTday ii.ss ?. n n: Toledo a:iS a
p. ~, and I:lo :. M. via r. IT W. &c; Ry.; EsT
G.;'s ans ssns R. s s D. n
vile, Erie and Ashtabula, 7iao q. m, 123O p. m
Ss. 'RS %hssns sna SsIre iH h so n &
ss:3. m: Leet:dale. $50 a: m;
M: Beaver Falls s:la u 20 a M. 81, p n: 4sa
p S nj Enon so9 M; 9 Lsst'd.is a: s: se s;fe s'1e
Taif Oaks 1ls1o .. m.
HtNs hEnyS m 5iS6 s stsso5 5 rom sS
dSjc pm; Toledo except MolS.y; liza S's5 :
r., S.sS ane S S'So 2; n; ;.,is Sresne sIa z mi
lp,i5 D. m. Niles and youngstown, $50 p. m. !;
and Bsll.lre, 800 :. M. 2.29 7;np, m. Erie anc
N!les and jamestown, silO 4. M; Beaver Falls
1880 3 m, s:25 p. M; Leetsdale, 1870 m.
ARRIVE ALLEGHENY, from Enon, 500 g. m,
Conway 40s. ;Koenester .. 4oa. Beaver Falls
40 p. 1880, 10Q 30 and s:l5 p. m; Leets-
dale, 40 $40 6.h $50 T.4. .: M, LOO, Il A
l.3, as0, 40 $50 aOoa and s:s p. m.; Fali
Uaks, SIS q. m.
d. daily; S. Sunday only; other trains, exceps
SUNDAY.
JOSEPH WOOD. General Manager.
Z. A. FORD, General Passenger Agent
Address, Pittsburg, Pa
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NOT AN IDLE RUMOR,
But a Prediction That Has Been
Proven True.
NOTHING BUT FACTS.

The present alarming number of deaths oc.
curing from La Grippe only serves to verify
the statement made 20 our readers last week.
Where there is existing catarrhal symptoms,
there La Grippe and many other serious dis
eases, such as bronchitis. pneumonia and con-
sumption, lind favorable footholds. The sys-
tenn is weakened by the stealthy action OF ca
tarrh, and the patient when attacked by dis
ease, falls an easy victim to its consequences.
Now, as a systemic catarrhal condition predis-
poses patient to the attacks of disease, the
be employed to rid the system Of all catarrhal
conditions, thereby enabling the patient TO sue
cessfully cope with attacking disease. Drs.
Copeland and Blair's treatment is the only
means by which catarrhal troubles can be sue
cessfully cured, and results have always veri-
fed this claim
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-07

Mr.. J. P. Shanahan, gardener, living at 1914
Penn avenue. this city, said:
II have been a constant sufferer for three
years tried doctors until / was almost con-
vinced that my case was 1ncurable.
al have suffered from dull. heavy pains in
the eyes and on the top of the head. My hear
ing was bad. Breath was offensive. My nose
stopped up. l constantly hawked and spit up
mucus. My throat wss harsh and dry. felt
dizzy and my whole body panied me. My
nights rest was never refreshing, always felt
tired. thought my ailment would turn into
consumption.
AFTER being treated short time my symp-
toms disappeared, ono by one. Drs. Copeland
and Blair's treatment has made me feel better In
every way, and stand ready to prove this If
anyone doubts"
ANOTHER STATEMENT. =
Mr.. Robt. Ramsey, a fireman op the p, G. d
st. l. r. R.. living at Mansfield, Pa. says:
II suffered for year from catarrhal troubles.
My stomach panied me and lost my appetite.
ached all over. Drs. Copeland and Blair's
treatment cured me of my ailments and am
glad that come"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-07

DITTSBURG AND CASTLE SHANNON r. z.
Winter Time Table. On and after March 30,
1890 until further notice, trains will run fol-
lows ON every day, except Sunday. Eastern stand
ard time: Leaving Pittsburg-6:n a. in.. 7:l0a.
$40 5Io M. $50 $50 p NJ, $3.50 D. n
n:a0 p. IN. Arington-5:4O u, m, 6:2o q; m. I;io
z:2o D. IN $50 p. m, $50 p. M, 7:lo m, 1850
P; N. sunday trains leaving pittsburgaalos a q. m.
Arilngton-s:lo q. M, U;lop. n, 1850 2; m. 4;2
p. m. sap. m. JoHNsJAHGs snph
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-07
IMMENSE IMP0RTATI0NS.

DR.. W. w. Lamb. the chief drug inspector at
the port of Philadelphia under the late Presi.
dent Arthur's administration, writes as fol-
lows;
81 have used Johann Hoffs Malt Extract for
the past five years in my private practice, and
have found it to be the best health-restoring
beverage and tonic nutritlve known. 1 have
found It especially good for persons GONZALES
cinu from fever, in cases of dyspepsia, for
mothers nursing, and in cases of weakly chill
dren, and also In lung troubles. My attention
was drawn by the immense importation semi
monthly and sbout million of bottles imported
by you have passed my inspection in the Gus
tom House satisfactorily for the past five
years"
Avoid limitations. There is nothing 'Just as
good" when you can obtain the genuine art1-
Gle. which must have the signature of Johann
Rof" on the neck of every bottle. Tu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-07

SLEEPLEssNEss, nervous prostitution,
nervous dyspepsia, dullness, blues, cured by
DIR. Miles Nervine. Samples free at Jos.
Fleming g. Sons, Market street. Tu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-07

LLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD
ard timeJ: East Brady Ac., s;55 :. m; Niagara
Ex.. daily, s:l5 3. m. ARRIVING at Buffalo at
Ac., io:iS a. m; valley Camp Ac., l2:o5 p. m;
on City and Dubois Express 1sso p. M; Hutton
Braeburn Elk, t:5s p. m; Kittanning Ac., $50
p. m; Braebqrn Ac., $40 P: m: Hutton Ac;, 500
Bufao $40 A. M. }; Hutton Ac., 9:4o p M; Valley
Camp Ac., n,so p. m. Church trains-Emlenton.
n. m. Pullman Parlor Cars on day trims and
Sleeping Car on night trains between PittsDurs
ana Buf1aIo. JAS. r. ANDERSON. q. T. AgI.;
DAVID AcCARGO Gen. Sup.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-07

FROM all the States in the Union comes
praise for Salvation Oil, the great liniment.