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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-08
MARKETS BY WIRE.
All of the Cereals Open High but Take
Downward Direction Under Pressure
to Se1l-Provisions Partly Sympa-
thize. hut CIasa Better.

All of the Cereals Open High but Take
Downward Direction Under Pressure
to Sell-Provisions Partly sympa-
thize, but Close Better.
cHIcAGo-The wheat market did not make
good its early promise of an advance in values
for the day. On the contrary, 1t suffered
decided break from its early advance. closing
&c lower for July, but Nc higher for May than
1t closed yesterday. The conditions were
rather favorable for the bulls. Gables came
in bringing news Of firm and higher prices at
Liverpool. The shortage in the French wheat
crop was estimated at possibly sO.0VV,VVO
bushels
Under these various influences the shorts be-
came demoraiized and began TO cover, thus
assisting the advance. July opened at IL 00A
al OO5z, rose to 81 o. On this advance the Dig
bear operators were quietly selling wheat
through the various commission firms. Their
offerings finally stopped the rise and started
81 Oi1S to 81 or, then to 81 OF, holding for
some time at eacn of these points. At 81 Oh the
pressure was temporary removed, and reac.
tion to 81 0lss followed. Then it took header
downward TO sSs4c, strengthened near the close
and closed at 991< <Q993kc.
Corn opened rather excited. Receipts were
light; there were good many buying orders
and the shorts were inclined to cover. July
started in rather ragged way at 6l5s@62Nc
against 6lLc at the close yesterday and ad-
vanced TO 6S1sc The advance brought out
more liberal offerings. The break in wheat
was felt sympathetically and the price slid
down to 6l1Sc, closing Hc higher at the closing
figure of yesterday.
The oats market was governed by wheat and
corn. July opened at 4716@475sc, against 47lzc
at the close yesterday, advanced to 4Sc. broke
with the other cereals to 1910 and closed at
46ssc.
In provisions, as in grain, there was a sharp
rise at the outset, then a long period Of dull
ness and sagging markets and finally slump.
The highest prices were made near the close:
July pork closed with loss of &c compared
with yesterdays close, and July lard is off an
equal amount
The leading futures ranged as Follows, as cor
rected by John N. Oakley & Co., 45 Sixth street,
members of Chicago Board Of Trade:
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BY Telegraph.


- by telegraph.
oMAhA-Cattle--Receip 1000 head; dssir-
able beeves aotive and strong to steady. other
grades steady; butcher stock active and steady;
s91els ~ si9w az anu lower, quality poor; fancy
i;cn, v.,, az psssa n y. wnom aoo sns.e a1s l1s
a reuelp.s ~ ,eoT ooTo ny w, pilme L,Av 70 ano
osn S.oeIs, ~ @eEg nv. w inr " Rooq L,zv 70
l9Go oade, ,nss,,s so ~, III .s,s ss
nirsd : II. /. Sa h,rha. IA ,nt.sa ava sssvx % a
sbads lower, All soIa, "rv ,snss A sSsa ~, srit
70 ~ vos nghs "a ooMa * 20. nsavy - % vow
and Arm, Spt,xss. ea ssSsS V ib, III ssssrns - nx
M "''' " s"S" N"' "s' " wv
NEW yoRk-Bsevss-Rsosipts. sio head,
drssssa bsas s,asd. a, ~ min. ~. nnnnT shir
msnts to.day gpI b.svss 80 "A .hssr 1sivss
-Recsints 162 bssS, w.,nst sSsS. Srmsr,
yeais III 006D8 40 mar i10 naurds, nuttsymIifs
"a b0lbt bo hcsp.esceipss 4 saa hssd. MAJ,
fst 70 psr nouns bighsy, snsSeyn y sSss. ~ 40
ciipDed iambs. n bDeDa al, fyssssd ym,Wttor Hru,
at IiRi2Ic Der loo pounds, drsssed lamb stsadv
at i2J%@isc.' HoSsERsesipts Az hsSd' son.
signed direct neininaiIy steady n a l0e1b 65 per
loo pounds
CINCINNATI Roos .as,s,, couuor ana
light. nj eUiDS On, nacEing ana hutchsys, a M
al 81; reoeipts i adj head. shinmerts aeo hsad
Cattle strong, common' ~ 5SaSs 30, fair TO
choice butcbers' GRADES. ss Meb5 s0, nrims
70 choice Shippers. 81 0605 66i recsipts.
good demand; common TO choice sheared, S8 80
gz Aextra lat wsthers and yearlings, % 200
lambs in good demand for spring; common to
choice, W 50Qs 60 per 100 pounds.
ments' 1000 head. marEat acsivs, me, neaa.snip'
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
Waiting on the Issue Of the Railroad Meet.
ing-Bad News Sends Shares . Reg
Downward - Stubborn Bull Resist.
auoe Prevents Heavy DecIinss

NEW YORK. May THE stock market
again demonstrated that it hinges Ut present
upon the railroad meeting now In session, and
while there was considerable trading with q
weaker tone In the forenoon, the impstus Of
the causes which brought these movements
about was insufieient to maintain interest In
the market throughout the day. The morn.
ing's news was unfavorabls, and the long ex.
pscted advance In the minimum rate Of dis
count by the Bank Of England was announced,
which was followed by further engagements Of
gold for export. These influences we're enough
TO stimulate a moderate selling movement In
the market, which, strange to say, was not
aided by any effort Of the foreigners to get rid
OF stocks, but was confined almost exclusively
to domestic operators.
The market, however. offered the usual stub
born resistance TO the downward movement,
tion Of the confident spirit which has animated
1t for the last month. The bulls are laying
great stress on the grain situation in France,
and private cables are full Of the promise that
there will be a large demand for American
cereals during the season to come They,
therefore, look for an early cessation Of the
outward movement of gold and the creation Of
large amount Of commercial bills with which
to pay trade balances. Most of the selling to-
day was from Chicago. but was attributed to
realization only, and outside OF the stocks In
which that center Is interested there was little
weakness In the market Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago and ST. Louis being . prominent ex.
ception.
The upward movement in Cordage was con.
tinued, Notwithstanding the expectation that
the manipulation would cease after the stock
: reached par, but the Improvement was neutral
lied in the late weakness in the market. This
weakness was due to the announcement of
heavy shipment OF gold for Saturdays steam
ers. The pressure to sell was most conspicuous
in the Inuustrials and the Grangers but the
reaction reached to all portions Of the list, and
each new announcement Of gold taken for ex-
port sent prices down farther.
The close was active and weak at the lowest
prices Of the day. The final changes are all In
the direction of lower figures, while the great
majority Of stocks are only fractionally lower.
Burlington, Rock Island, st. Paul and Chicago
Gas are down ~ each; Pacific Mail, Missouri
Pacific, Northern Pacific preferred and Wa
bash preferred, each III, and Cleveland, Gin.
cinnau, Chicago and 81. Louis, Northwestern,
Lackawanna. Lake Shore, New England and
Union Pacific each per cent.
Railroad bonds were again quiet The sales
reached Sl,0A0O0. but though this was DIS
tributed among a large number of bonds, no
feature ofinterest was developed. The market
closed dull and steady.
The following table shows. sne prices Of active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yester-
day. Corrected daily for The DIsPATCH by
WHITNEY STKPHENsoN Oldest Pittsburg mem-
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange, 81 Fourth
avenue;
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LOCAL LIVE STOCK.

Condition Of Markets at East Liberty Stock
Yards.
OFFICE OF PITTsBURe DISPATCH,
WEDNESDAY, Mayo
Cattle e- Receipts 1853 head; shipments, l20
head; market steady at yesterdays quotations;
no cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs - Receipts. 25O0 head; shipments. 2. 100
head; market active: Philadeiphias, IS 3005 40:
best orkers and mixed. s5 15G6 80; pigs, "a 25
a. 70; 8 cars Of hogs shipped to New York to-
day.
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments. 1000
head; market fair at yesterdays Quotations.
Following is report Of transactions for the
week past:
RECEIPTS.
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RAILROADS.
- From PItssbsrs us'sa s.stisa.
1yennsqIVanid Lines.
T,.I.e R.e 81 ceetreI lin.

OUTHWEgT sYsTEM-PANHANDLER QUITE
Leave for Cincinnati and st. Louis, rs a. M,
s Gs,sssa MI ss' .pd i5 p:' % M .na 9asn15s0D d f
&&s:slns & s,1 -: ss s;lS s1'sp e g s.sSsPs2: e
ss ~ Ii. p nv MllE:9ni ioS s sas b L.
%scTu % S n:sa MI S;2s sp p. r. ..s Mansfield, 5;Is
ic:So ,. pm NJ MeDonsias 4.ls io:is D. M. ia:s
% s tssIs, &c = from ss Ss. 80 1 n a' ssss.
benville, 5:as p. m Wheeling. 2:lo s,<s a. m,
:.s -. & s$sss;s;,ssE :; q; 2 .:
N S m IN Dom iss9 fsa ssS No. 81 soD Bus'i s i'
NORTHWEST sYsrEM-Fr. WAYNE ROUTE
s:ss s.sspt sstarday il.S p m.: Toledo 4:S 'S a.
S:f::l.s sts nj ss:ir@s Sls s.ls e IL: .
Vile Gris and Hsss.buis "a: t1i n. , is' p 1faa: a
s. '1 %hselins sna sslis il & so m s II
s:s5R m; Beassr Falls, 4:Oo p: m Beaver Falii
DlTAaI rEoM EoS. ALIEsaENT-Rccnester $40 =.
Boz $ , s1n s l.R 5 a ss''as IS as JIG sS sifs sHs
s;sG 20 s,oo and , s;s p, m; Conway 1o'N p. n;
TaiINs inhiyI L mon station rrom chicago. s1:
sssHs HUna:?t Toledo lea .sssps s sssdsy sss nj
% s .ns .nS s Ssw 1s: III n la s
Cleveland d $50 q. M, 22o 200 D. m; Wheeling
and Bellslre, 300 .. m, 2i29 70 p. m. Erie anc
AIss snd a tow sG 4 Asa'f mar se.Sss S,e s.
'9 IL R n s snsu ts go p M
Conway Goa. m ;kocnester, O. 1oa. M Beaver Falls
510 .. N. I2i30 l:0Q 3. ~ and 8;15 .. Leets-
dale, 80 80 GN $50 7.4 o. M, lz.o6 Il n
l:A a9, 40 ESQ aoo and s;os p. m; Faif
d. daily; ). Sunday only, other trains. except
JOSEPH WOOD, General Manager.
Il. A: FORD. General Passenger Agent
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NAVIGATION PLAYING OUT,
Continued Low Water Causing the Paeks.
:, Lines to Tie Up.

Contlnued Low wafer causing the Packet
Lines to Tie Up.
I THE river is stationary at two feet
THE M. +. Alien left at noon for Wheeling
yesterday. "'-'
The Bedford will leave at noon to-day for
Parkersburg.
WHEN the wickets Of the Davis Island dam
have been raised there will be sufficient water
to bring all the coal into the lower pool and
give the rivermen chance TO prepare for the
next rise. ss,r nv %, .5t,, ,~+l
The continued low water has caused the
packet lines to practically tie up. The Hudson
arrived on Wednesday. about midnight. and
was unable to get away. An effort will be made
to have the Bachelor got away with light
trip.
The rivermen have had boards stretched
along the comb Of No. dam in order to back
the water up sufficiently to enable them TO
bring their coal down to the lower pools. Men
were at work yesterday ct No. 2 for the same
purpose, and II there 10 not enough water 70
hoat the boats No. ] will be treated In the same
manner.T jst ~
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FOREIGN METAL MARKETS.
Further Progress IN Last Weeks Improve
ment in Scotch Warrants.
ESPECIAL TkLEoRAh 10 the pIsFAToH.

ESPECIAL fhLEchAh TO TIE pIaFATcH..
NEW YORK, May THE Iron Age thus re.
ports the foreign metal markets; in London the
Improvement in the Scotch warrant market
that started in last week made further progress.
stimulated in a good measure by some alarm on
the part of the short interest, due 90 improve
ment in the consumptiye demand and steady
depletion OF stocks in the face OF further
additions to the number of furnaces in
blast. Hematites have advanced with the
remainder of the market. Improvement
is noted in the consumptive demand for most
varieties of pig iron. Latest transactions in
warrants were at ass. Sd. for Scotch, $685. Cd. for
Middles borough and 49s. for hematite showing
slight decline on the latter.
Pig tin-Prices have advanced about e., and
the market Is strong chiefly on brisk demand
for near future deliveries The decrease that
has taken place of 100 tons in the visible sup
ply and light shipments from the East last
month have also served to lmpart a better feel
ing.
Copper 10 steady at about e. advance. Stocks
Show decrease of $50 tons. Chile charters in
the last half of last month are advised as being
only 200 TONS Transactions in furnace mate
rial include 400 tons of Montana matte on pri-
vate terms. and la tons of anaconda at 9s 3d.
delivered at Liverpool A larger business has
been done In tin plate. and prices are steadier.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-08
BICYCLES AND BoYNETs.
Signs Of Prosperity at East End Express
Company's ONCE.

Companys Omce.
One of the busiest places in the city is the
East Liberty and Williamsburg Express Com
pany's office on Seventh avenue. Said a mem.
Der of the firm yesterday: 1.-THE number Of
bicycles. baby buggies and ladies' bonnets we
have conveyed to East End homes the past
few weeks is beyond all precedent. 1t is COM
mon thing to receive for shipment q dozen
bicycles in a day. the cost OF which
ranges from $50 to sl35 each. Besides this we
carry any number Of children's tricycles. In
one week Of April. 100 bicycles were carried in
our wagons to the East End. There is not
day the past month when we have not carried
to the homes of Shady side East Liberty and
Williamsburg. half dozen baby buggies, And
then the ladies' bonnetsl Why, we had con.
signed to our care by the miliiners more than
100 of the crowning beauties last Saturday, and
no doubt they appeared in all their glory at the
East End churches on, Sunday.
We consider 1t poor Saturday for couple
Of months past when we do not carry 100 bon
nets to East End homea We have carried az
many as 30 bonnets on one trip Of an express
wagon .-s.lt
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Coffee Markets.

BALTIMORE. May Z-Coffee strong and un-
changed.
New ORLEANS, May 7.-Coffee quiet and
unchanged
New YORK, May 7.-Coffee options opened
steady and unchanged to points up, closed
barely steady and unchanged to 5 points up;
sales l5O00 bags, including May, l795@ls p0c:
June lT9O9l7.95c; July, I7SO@iGs5c; August
IS5 .40c; September, l6709l67 75c; October,
l6159 l624c; spot Rio quiet and firm; fair
cargoes 20c: No Isle
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winter, IS 7698 90; fancy straight spring. $ 75
as 90; clear winter. IS 50@5 70: straight xxx
Iakers,, s5 5O05 rs. Rye -four, S. 25@5 So
Buckwheat -four, 2l<0214c y b.
MILLFEED-No white middlings, sN 003
% 90 p ton; No. white middlings. s25 000
26 90; brown middlings, 81 60022 20; winter
wheat bran. $50 000D O
No. !, sll 25@ll so; No. 2 do. SO 001l0 25; loose
from wagon, sl3 O0@l5 90. according TO quality;
No. Q prairie hay, SO 5009 IS; packing do. % 50
sTRAw-oats. s. Ooas Is; wheat and rye, 81 so
as o.
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Closing Bond Quotations.
Bank Clearings.

CHIcAeo-Clearings were sl7.829.o .o0o New
York exchange was Doc premium. Rates
on money unchauged:at 61f@6 per cent
ST. LOUIS - Clearings, s8 sos 654; balances.
SS56702 Money at 6@7 per cent Exchange on
New York at 9Oc premium.
NEW ORLEANs-Clearings. 81, ,6l7l ll6.
NEW YoRK-Clearings sl26. 1874, $40; balances,
s433l. Y23.
BosroN-Ciearines, si4soz ozo74; balances. g..
2s0.425. Money, 8 per cent Exchange on New
York, par to &c discount
PHILADELFHIA-Clearin Sll, ,196,75l; bal
apces 81 68a. 500 Money 4@5 per cent. y
BALrIMoRE--Clearing e2074936; balances,
S256, ,414 Money, per cent.
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Turpentine Markets.

CHARLESTON. May 7.-Turpentine steady at
S595c. Rosin firm; good strained, 81 80.
SAVANNAH, May 7-Turpentine firm st
S5S@c bid. Rosin firm at 81 42517@l 521S,
NEW YORK, May 7.-Rosin quiet and firm:
Turpentine quiet and frmer at $9lz @S6c
WILMINGTON, MAY 7.-Splrits of turpentine
steady at 351ac. Rosin firm; strained, 81 20:
good strained. 81 q. Tar firm at 81 a. Crude
turpentine firm; hard. 81 40
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MONEY MARKET.
Conditions Unchanged, but Business Moving
Along Nicely-Treasury Figures.


Along gNicely-Treasury Figures.
The features of yesterdays banking opSra-
tions were very moderate discounting, check.
ing about up to the usual level and good
depositing. Rates on commercial paper were
quoted at 616Q7. Some outside business was
mentioned at s. Clearing House exchanges
were 81 2S4a. 1852 q and balances s8O5 767 &C. Cur.
rency and exchange we're on even terms,
On May ! the total amount of money coined
or issued was 81 Ay 129 093 Of which s6lg Sl2 2eO
was In the Treasury and 81 529. .8l6 s33 in circu.
lation. This is an increase in the year Of SSS,-
s2,s52 oSS In the Treasury and an increase of
Ssl. S25. 060 In circulation.
At New York yesterday money on call was
easy, ranging from to.6 per cent last loan
4A@6h: Sterling exchange quiet and easier
at "a s4A for 6O-day bills and "a ss1f for de.
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Drygoods Market.

NEW YORK, May Cotton hannels, dress
goods. wooden dannels and blankets received
more attention than seasonable goods at the
hands of agents. There was no new feature or
DEVELOPMENT beyond the fact that Cabot A.
bleached shirting would be advanced on Mon.
day at 21l per cent
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-08
The Ladies' Delighted.

The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
with which ladies may use the LIQUID fruit lax.
ative, Syrup of Figs, under all conditions
make It their favorite remedy. II II pleasing TO
Antiny on the EidpnVs. liver and bowels
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L. A. FORD. General Passenssr Agent
Address. Pittsburg, Pa.

ALLEa HENY VALLEY RAILRoAD-
ard timeJi East Brady Ac., s.Ss .. m; Niagara
FL; daily -1ssls a. m. !Arriying at Buffalo 4.
hs iCso klst:nVlHE Vsey Ac Ssmn S1 nj . Hutton
on CITY and Dubois Ex press, iiSop. m; Hutton
AAc;; As:;.,y90 g p M; . KttamninE ,AS; s.s p M; M
p. m. Braeburn Ac., $40 p: m: Hutton Ac., 500
Eusio % haison haf S:. s4o o. D. m VaEiss ~
Camp c.s,li 30 p. m. Cnurch trains-Ementon,
%. m. klttanning. 1850 p. m; braepurn. 9,4o
D. m. Pullman Parlor Cars on day trims and
Sleeping Car on night trains between Pittspurs
snd Bufralo. JAS. T.. ANDERSON. U. T. AgL;
DAVID MCCAkIO, Gen. sun.
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FIRST SECOND THIRD
- CALL. CALL; CALL

Az Now York yesterday the total sales OF
stocks were 278.8T shares, inoiudingi Atehi-
son, 20 267t Delaware, Laokawanna and West.
orn. 4,720i Louisville and Nashville. 7100j Mis-.
souri, Pacific, 1,76Qi Northwestern, 3,660i North
American. aib0i Northern Pacific, preferred,
2bo, Union Pacific. I2S91
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-08
Metal Markets.

NEW YORK - Pig iron quiet: American
$l64ls. Copper neglected; lake. MAY, Sl8 rs
Lead nominal. domestic, 81 221S. Tin more
active at decline; straits. SIG 95.
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WEST PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION,

DfTTsyURg AND LAKE ERIE RAlLRoAD
L COMPANY. Schedule in elect December ~
Cleveland, 43 500 m q i3& 4i2l -ps45 D. m. For
Cincinnati. Chicago and St Louis. 4so o. M, TIA
9i45 B, m. For Buffalo. 500. q. m. ifh nd
D, m. for Salamanca, 500 q, m, 4 iSS p. m. ZOE
Youngstown and New Castle, lis, 500 1000 A.
M, riM rIM 'gi45 p. m. for Bsavsr FslLs
,piJ D, m. yof Chsrilsrs, $50 IjslD a. m, 5iis.
s I I9S ~; ,ss.S ls i.s s . ',1S s 'eSS iS is III,
W 800 islas .s.I iO,sC ssI., 2. n; .,n -,,n
ID sissl'P !. n. FROM S'si ssaaa. T epis.sS % sas
Ssis sSs m lS'0 s ND Sos 5. :. T. sisa ..sss sss
.ss S,Cos s.- "a es.,s, sI9 SOo vson a. M. fssas s1E
Iie io,oc I. m., 'isso, iISo $50, Tse iciob .. n.
y. Q. . Y. trains Tor Mansnsld. 1f1o u I55 9. M,
800 p m For Esplsn aud Bseehment Tisos
mP.U.ST. trains rom Mansnsld, ,os. uss
O. M, sIls, .. m. From Beschmont 7Io4 nf1
MeK.AY, H. R,-pErAar-yor New Hs-
iOa T,,s. we nm a w; r.; Is,so "a. od ?; n .,,
D, IN. From West Newton. sriI -S'Oo = N.
forp pheKsssport Elizabeth, Msnonsshsls cssy
and Belle Vernon, sI4a 7I1 urso 4 m, isIol
Frcm 'Bsns Vernon. IMeneuzahsls City Eliza
beth and McKsssport 7IiA $500 .. M, Hlla itIla
":Dsily. Jsundays only.
City Ticket once. go Smithneld Street.
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Provisions.
B. q b.

b. q b.
This great new bargain lot all-wool
French challies, So cents, will make it
lively. BoGGs & BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-08

NEWLY licensed saloonkeepers can much
increase their sales of beer if they procure
supplies from the Iron City Brewing Co.
Telephone 1856.
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Mining stock onotations.

NEW YORK. May 7.-Allce. $50; Adams Con.
III Horn ri ssIvsr ny. fror sv. III 1sn e
tario. $500; Occidental, 1885, Standard, loo Yellow
jacket. $50 ~ r ''
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When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss. she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria
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MEDICAL.
DOCTOR
WHITTIER

814 PENN AVENUE. PTTTSBURG, PA
As old residents know and back files Of Pitts
burg papers prove, is the Oldest established
and most prominent physician in the city, de-
voting special attention to all chronic diseases.
EEGg siBfs pssgS1s PsspSn, NOFEE UNTIL CURED
MCQN0iIC and mental diseases, physical
NCnVOUSd decay, nervous debility. lack OF
energy. ambition and hope, impaired memory.
disordered sight, self distrust bashfulness,
dizziness, sleeplessness, pimplss, eruptions, i'm
poverished blood, failing powers, organic weak
ness, dyspepsia. constipation. consumption, un-
fitting the person for business, society and mar
riage, permanently safely and privately cured.
BLOOD AND SKIN sassssss Stages, sfapsiaaal .a al
blotches, falling hair bones. pains. glandular.
swellings, ulcerations Of tongue, mouth throat,
ulcers, old sores, are cured for life, and blood
polsons thoroughly eradicated from the system
lIQIMhQV kidney and bladder derangs-
UnIINHD . ments, weak back, gravel, ca
tarrhal discharges. Inflammation and other
painful symptoms receive searching treatment
prompt relief and real cures =
DR.. Whittier's lifelong, extensive experience
insures scienrlrc and reliable treatment on
common-sense principles. Consultation free.
Patients at distance as carefully treated as II
here. ONCE hours. A. NJ. to g. P. N. sunday,
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