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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06
.Jr. o. L. A. NJ.

Prospects are fair for the organization OF
q new:commandery, [. A. NJ, in Oil City.
The vote on the change of name VIII be
taken on the last meeting night In TINS
month.
ONLY one new council is reported for Penn
syivanis this week. 1t is oberlin No. 7A, OF
Dauphin county.
cils have been organized in Ohio. They are
but three short OF zoo.
Plymouth Council No. 236 was visited by a
delegation from various councils OF Pitts
burg Tuesday evening.
The Monon gahela District Association
will visit Buena Vista Council Friday even
ing, December Is, bv special train.
Nathan Hale Council was visited Monday
evening bv its new deputy, Brother {. w.
Rohm- Zach was fayorably impressed with
the other
At the meeting OF j. P. winower Council
this week, Brother c. W. Rchrn was elected
recording secretary. Two propositions for
mem beTshlp were received.
National Secretary Deemer has received
al application Ior charter for the state
Council OF Indiana. This is the result OF Ma
fional Organizer ogle's work.
There are seven councils in the State Of
New Hampshire, and the membership is $50
During the last two years there has been no
council organized. but the indications for
putting in s. couple during this winter are
favorable.
A very pretty song. 'our Flag" dedicated
20 the IT o. L A NJ has been composed
and published by Phil P. Keil. a music
dealer at McEeesport. 1t was first sung at
the anniversary of Tube City Council No.
SIS by Brother John NJ. Kinkaid, and has be-
come exceedingly popular.
The haIl in which Manchester Council No.
2+ meets has been returnished and htted up
so handsomely that it now compares favor
ably with any in Allegheny. An interest
ing feature OF the meetings Of this council
hereafter will be the reading, on the second
meeting OF each month, of the councifs
minutes for the corresponding month ten
years ago.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06
TRADE OF THE WEEK.
Seasonable Movement, With No De-
pressing Influences at Work.
ADVANCED GROUND FIRMLY HELD.
A Number Of Important Deals in Realty
Brought to Conclusion.
TIE NIMICK PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS

With the exception of the attempt upon
the life of the banker and broker, Russell
Sage. the week in the business world was
characterized by no unusual event. Bus
iness transactions were of the usual volume
"a little larger in spots-but averaging
about the same as the previous week. No
bad influences were set in motion to impair
confidence or cause timiditv Said prom
inent business man: "While the financial
distrust which pervaded the country at the
beginning of the year, and for some time
after, has almost entirely disappeared, it
has developed strong conservative senti-
ment which makes complete restoration of
activity slow work. But it is encouraging
to know that all of the lost ground recov-
cred is securely held, and that the curative
process is still in operation. By the turn
of the year it is hoped and believed the last
cloud will have disappeared"
Locally, there was no important change
from the previous week in the volume Of
business or conditions. In one respect. at
least, Pittsburg is peculiar. Her industries
and activities, being of substantial char
acter, are not easily affected. They are of
the year-in-and-year-out sort, that can al
ways be depended upon. Hence she is the
last to yield to depression and the first to re-
spond to bulge.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06
Knights of Pythias,

WiikinsbuIg Lodge No. 3S4 is preparing for
Ru entertainment and supper to be given in
Ealstons Hall, that borough, next Thursday
evening.
Al enjoyable occasion was the presenta-
tion OF q fine gold headed cane to p. c.
Thomas AsbTTy at his residence, Natrona
street, Eighteenth ward, last Friday even
ing The matter vas q surprise as complete
q could have been desired. and the members
Of star Of the Valley Lodge No. lS3. X. of p
have reason 10 feel proud of its success
There assembled a gooGly number of knights
of that lodge and their lady friends, princi-
paly members of Keystone Assembly No. g.
Pytaian >isternood. Mr.. Asbury was fouEd
drgI5ning On the piano, trying to Smuse the
children. In a few choice remarks Chan.
Com Hetrick presented in the name of the
lodge a fine gold headed ebony cane. Mr..
Asbury asked =. c. Williams to respond in
his beGalf. which the brother did in very
neat and appropriate speech. The ladies
prepared 4 line supper.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06
4. o. I. W.

: convocation will be held in Philadelphia
"Wednesday evening next, at which time the
Grand Lodge degree will be conferred.
: new lodge was instituted at Vanderbilt,
Fayette county, q few DAYS ago.
Robert McCay. OF Center Avenue Lodge,
No I2s. is still keeping up his record as u
hustler
Industry Lodge No. %. Allegheny City,
elected the following officers Tuesday even
!ng last: 7. VI. W. Peter Wyland: VI. W,
David :. Barnie: T., q. II. Collard: O., Will
ian J. WYATT; guide. Allen r. Rudolph: re-
corGer. ID. =. simpson; financier, j. II. Rob-
erlsun: receiver. Harvey Henderson; !. W.,
Hugh Marshall: -. w. William III. Boyd:
trustee for T. months, Joseph stewart; med
ical examiner, Dr. W. W. Cole.
The following officers of Teutonia Lodge,
No. l52. A. O. L. W, were elected on Decem-
her 3: Master workman, Charles Mill: fore
man, Fred Meier: oycrseer. Fred Haller: re-
co:dcr. He"IN Naupel: financier, Louis A.
Iienrcks; trea- -urer, Louis Wagner: guide,
Martin NuskenIp; inside watch, John
Fe-she-; outside watch. Christ Rothfus:
trustee, EoUis Nebe: doctors, Bluma and
He7helmnnH: representative. A. w. Drol-
DrSer. The lodge has l30 members.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06

Meadville LodEe No. 2I9 enjoyed a banquet
"Wednesday evening.
Rose to-Llau is 10 be the benefit attrac-
fion for Franklin Lodge, in February.
Lodges of sorrow will be held this after
noon ard evening by almost every lodge in
the country.
list ol = names has been sent in from
Harrisburg. and District Deputy J. L. Rake
ssvs he expects 20 soon have a lodge started.
Franklin Lodge No. 10 VIII hold its lodge OF
SORROW Tonight. Addresses Will be made by
Exalted Ruler William Waller, Rev DR.. n
II. Holmes and Hon. Alien u. Myers.
Franklin Lodge No ll9 held its 1rst ladies'
session Wednesday evening. Brother
Thomas Mcirough, the First 1alted Ruler
uf tho Lodge. acted as Chairman OF the
evening.
Az interesting programme has been ar
ranged ior the Lodge of sorrow, Of Pittsburg
Lodge No. n, at Alvin Theater. The eulogies
viii be delivered by Brothers Gorge Elphin-
stone, W. ". McCieliand and Heinz. Other
names on the programme are Rev. c. B.
Scheuerman. 4. c. FOgo. Mrs. Fogo o..
Smith and Niss Trace Creadv.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06

Good viii Lodge a04, Order of Tonti, will
pay visit TO the Shiloh Lodge, of Mr. Wash
fngton, in the near future, and supreme
Trustee bedman will attend.
Allegheny Lodge No. 46. Order Golden
Chain. invites its friends to a progressive
euchre social at the lodge room, No. 46 West
Diamond street, Allegheny City, Tuesday
evening next.
British American Association Branch No
Q, of PitJsburg, will give its second musical
entertainment of the sea son on December 5,
at Moorhead Hall. The artists are Misses L.
Reddick and Ada Miller. Members and
friends are res pectfully invited.
n g. Horace Mentzer assisted by General
Putnam Council No. 2S and members of Mar
tina Washington and Jane Grey lodges. will
next Friday evening institute the Star of
Liberty Council No. g.. Daughters of Liberty,
at the hall on Penn avenue, East End, oppo-
site the Citizens Traction stable.
The new officers OF Earl of Shaftesbury
Lodge l9l. Sons of ST. George, were duly in
They are: ". p, William Barlow; V. p,
Rob Dixon: Mess, Henry Kirk: Sec, Will
lam Carless; Asst. Sec Ben Woods: Treas,
Thomas Neal.
Pittsburg Union No. 1o., OF the Equitable
Aid Union. held an open meeting at its
hall. corner Forty-third and Butler streets,
Friday evening, December 4. Addresses were
made by Colonel John 4. Danks, Rev. ii.
C. Hally. a former Grand President of the
order. ana the Rev. S. J. Craw ther, of East
End Union.
At the last review of Crescent Tent No. Al,
il. y. T. NJ, the following officers were elect
ed: Commander, 5. F. Scott; Lieutenant
Commander c. Erscoe: r. T., William B.
Numier: +. a., L. D. Baggs: Prelate, B. Hi.
ter1nan: Sergart, L. L. steele; Physician,
7. r. Evans: NJ. at T., NJ. Mason; First NJ. of
g., saul Hllf; Second NJ. OF G., T. L. Ieager;
sentinel, George Marlborough: Picket, H.
Bauer.
Eliza Garfield Lodge No. u, Daughters of
St Gecrge, WAS instituted by the W. ID. n,
Mrs NJ T. Pickering. The officers are: W.
p, Mrs. E. Dickinson; W. V. p, Mrs. y.
jackson W. f Sec. Mrs. Z. Taylor: W II.
Sec, Mrs s A. Winchliff: w. T.. Mrs F.
Kurlston; W. C., Mrs. :. Frances; W. F. c.,
Mrs. NJ. Holman: W. 5. C.. Mrs. 5. Jones: w.
J. e., Mrs. F. Badger: W. .. e., Mrs. L. Dick
inson. After installation a very pleasant
time was spent over tea and refreshments.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06
Roval Society of Good Fellows.

PittsDurg Assembly No 234, will nominate
and elCcJ officers december 10.
Next Thursday evening, Pittsburg Assem-
bly, No. 24 VIII visit Penn Assembly No. 95.
PittsDurg Assembly No. 234 has 10 appli-
cations on its books and its initiation team
Is in constant practice.
Friday evening, November 81, Pittsburg
Assembly No. 23i ana Penn Assembly No.
s5 paid fratelnal visit 10 Allegheny Assem-
Gly No. lO3.
BroJher chill ". Hazard of Monongahela
City, recently Of National Assembly No 25s of
Washington, ID. g. has transferred his MEM
Dership 20 Pittsburg Assembly No. 234.
D. < D.. james w. Swoger of Pittsburr
Assembly No. 234, expects TO Institute new
assemblies at Mckeesport and Clinton, in
the near future. Arrangements for special
trains from his city will be made, so as to
give the members in this city an oppor-
tanity to attend the institutions.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06
ON THE UP GRADE.
STOCKS SHOW A STRONGER TONE THAN
FOR SOME TIME PAST
The West Bought Freely Of Its Favorfte
Shares-The Gransers and the Wander
bilrs Show Up the Strongest in the List
of Securities

The West Bought Freely Of Its Favorfte
Shares-The Gransers and the Wander
bilrs Show Up the Strongest in the List
of Securities.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The stock market to-
day was quite active after the first half hour
and displayed a stronger tone than it has for
some time, the result being material ad-
vances in some OF the leading stocks and
smaller gains in almost everything traded
in. The opening was very dull, but gener-
ally higher than last nights prices and fur
ther improvement was made from the first
sales and when it became evident that the
West was buying freely of its favorites there
was again an cndeavor to cover some of the
outstanding shorts which materially in
creased the business done and kept the
upward movement going when it might
otherwise have been arrested by realfza-
tions, or the issue of the bank statement,
which showed a small loss in surplus re-
serve.
This, however was due to a heavy expan-
sion of loans even in the face of the heavy
increase in deposits. Among the usually
active list the Grangers and Vanderblts
were most prominent for strength, and New
York Central, after touching III. reacted
fraction and still closed per cent higher
than last evening. The only other material
advance was in sugar, but all the leading
the day, however. was the squirt in the Mil
waukee. Lake Shore and Western stocks. the
common rising per cent to 81, and the pre-
ferred after selling mp to 1201a, closed 50 per
cent higher ut 1l9I An old story that
negot iations had been concluded by which
the road was to become part of the North
WESTERN system was current and to some
minds accounted for the advance.
The market closed active and strong at or
about the highest prices of the day.
At New York the total sales of stocks
were l24, ,3O9 shares, including: Atchison,
s, $50; Chicago Gas, S,3l3; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 6ss; Erie, 5000: Louis-
VILE and Nashville, 1880; Missouri Pacific
l 900: Northwestern 5633: New York Cen
tral, G 355: Northern Pacific preferred, 6,319;
Reading, Zoo; st. Paul, p. go
Railroad bonds were quiet and without
fea ture. but still maintained q firm tone,
with no important dealings among active
stocks, The sales were $3.50 600. The highest
and closing quotations were:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06
Royal Arcanuun-

The new officers of Fraternal Council No.
JOG, Royal Arcanum, are: Regent Samuel
McAfee; Vice Regent, NJ. Robinson: Past
Regent S. Z. Sipe: Orator, A. Nelson; Secre-
tary. NJ. B. Johnson; Collector, E. p. Kerr:
Treasurer, W. T. Adair: Chaplain, W. H.
Arthurs: Guide, I. J. Orr: Warden, s. L.
Covert: Sentry. A. J.. Clancy; Trustee, three
years. j. \. J. McLain.
The members of Allegheny Council Nc.445,
e. A, elected officers Friday evening and
two applications were received and one in
following are the officers for 1892: Regent,
6. 4. Gies: Vice Regent, Frank Weaver: Ora
tor, W. J. Brant; Past Regent, Frank j. Gray;
Secretary, j. NJ. McFee; Collector, Jesse NJ
McGeary: Treasurer F. p Kohen: Chaplain,
A. Ii. Dice: Guide Samuel Maxwell: Warden,
Henry Weaver; Sentry, b. f. Brant.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06
HOME SECURITIES.
ALMOST EVERYTHING ENDS THE WEEK
ON A HIGHER LEVEL.

The Market Shows Strong Temper ana
Nearly All the Improvement Maintained
A Good Volume of Transactions-Ofice
Business Picking Up-The Finish.
There wer, no strikingly new features
developed in the stock market last week.
Trading amounted to considerable in the
aggreg ste, and prices refused to yield, ex-
cept in n few instances, and then only for
small fractions to attacks at the hands OF
the bear party. Brokers were encouraged.
Price changes for the week, as compared
with the close of the previous Saturday,
show gains almost without exception. The
most import ont are noted: CHARTERS Gas Jpn
proved 81. Philadelphia. Gas 4. Wheeling
Gas q, Fisher Oil Company y, Central
Traction * Pittsburg Traction ~ Electric
=, Switch and Signal u. The only stocks in
the active list showing declines are Air
brake. which finished SOC lower, and Pennsyl-
vania Water Company, which submitted to
a shave of S5.
Andrew Caster disposed of several lots Of
Allegheny Light Company bonds during the
week around 103 and interest. He also sold
several lots of Central Traction stock at
20ss@20la. Office business was fairly active.
Sales yesterday were 10 shares of Bfrming.
ham Traction at 49,, Luster at 1015 and 20
Philadelphia Gas at 1875 Sales for the week
were S,64l shares, against 4 497 the previous
week. Philadelphia Gas led with 1915, fol-
lowed by La Noria with l,000
Final bids and asking prices for the week
are given in the following table:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET. :. :
Receipts at East Liberty and All othe,

Receipts at East Liberty and All Other
Yards.
0BFIcE OF PIrrsBURG DrsPArcH,
SATURDAY, December 5. !
CATrLE-Receipts, 756 head; shipments,
713 head. Market-Nothing doing; all
through consignments; "a cars cattle ship
ped to New York to-day
.HoGs-Receipts, 425J head: shipments,
5.6OO head. Market firm. Philadelphias,
SO s533 90: good mixed, 50 75d3 IS: best
Workers, SO 65G13 20: light Workers. So 5O63 60;
roughs, 81 75G3 %; IL cars hogs shipped to
New York to-day.
SHEEP-Receipts, none: shipments, 100
head. Market slow and unchanged.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06

d. Ii. MchtoW paralyZed. 1 could
hardly open my mouth. my head panied me
night and day. was dizzy and became quite
deaf. The disease extended to my lungs. /
felt soreness in my chest. A dry, hacking
cough came on. My breath short, and had
pain between my shoulders. At times L
would vomit everything ate or drank. My
tongue was thickly coated in the morning.
Was very nervous. Easily excited, circula-
tion poor, and L was obliged to place hot
irons to my feet at night to keep warm. L
became very weak--night sweats added to
my misery, and lost in weight from 40 to
1l0 pounds. 1 gave up, ell hope OF getting
well and almost concluded my days were
numbered. L had been unable to do any
business for two years. One day read IN
paper the testimonial of q gentleman who
claimed he had been cured by the physicians
of the Catarrh and Dyspepsia Institute. L
investigated and finding his statement true,
and that some of his symptoms appeared
like mine, called at the Institute. The con-
sulting physician made no promises, but said
he thought could be helped
GAS found their terms reasonable, re-
solved to try once more. The result has far
exceeded my expectation. THEY GAVE NE
NO LOCAL TREATMENT but medicine they said
would act upon the cause of my trouble, and
build up my system: The soreness in my
throat cough, short breath and soreness in
my chest has left me. When / applied tor
treatment could not drink water, but was
compelled to tip my head back and let the
water run down my throat. can now drink
and eat anything 1 can hear perfectly. L
could net sleep on account OF pain. now
sleep good all night. / have gained flesh
and now feel like enjoying life again. My
loss of speech has greatly improved,
although am still using their treatment for
that trouble
Il have hundreds of relatives and friends
in Pittsburg and Allegheny. and in gratitude
l gladly recommend these physicians to all
who need their services. / am confident
that they are doing grand work, and thor
oughly understand the treatment of the dis
eases of which they make speciality. live
in CHARTERS township, near where / was
born, and get my mail at the West End 70 e
Office. J. B. MCINTOSH"
Their treatment is medical and electrical.
DR.. A. S. Lowe. in charge of the electrical
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06
Order Sons of st. George.

Past Grand President John kenworthy
will institute O new lodge at Charleroi about
December l9. The charter will arrive in a
few days. Allegheny county members are
cordially invited to accompany the Install
ing officers, as extensive arrangements viii
be made for their reception.
The Officers English Standard Lodge No.
81 were installed Thursday evening by D. ID.
John Gill. This lodge was instituted IA
years ago and was the pioneer west of the
Allegheny Mountains. Saturday, December
12, &c will hold its fourteenth annual ami
versary at Klopper's Hall, Forty-third street
and Butler. All sister lodges are requested
to attend.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06
tions Wednesday evening. Election
Officers aud initiation at next meeting.

tions Wednesday evening. Election OF
officers and initiation at next meeting.
Loyal Circle No. Il3 had five limitations at
its last meeting Friday risht. Deputy Albert
E. Wells is making things lively at Law
renceviiie.
Southside Circle No. Il2 will hold an open
meeting Thursday evening, December 10, at
the Union Baptist Church, Southside. Su-
preme president Hail and Organizer Bailey
will address the meeting.
Pittspurg No. 4s holds its first annual
musicale at its hall. No. 80 Fifth avenue,
Monday evening, December T. Five hun
dred invitations have been issued. Among
the names on the programme are the SUI
preme President, II. C. Hall, ID. d. G., and
Brothers Morris W. Mead. J. Il. Johnston. j.
a. Langfitt Hugh Morrison, W. ii. Gutelius,
William P. Bennett and W. S. Bailey.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06
Select KNIGHTS OF America.

A new legion near youngstown, O., is
talked of.
Past Grand Master Workman William A.
Dougan is TO meet the members from this
locality at Youngstown, o., New Years eve,
at the reception of No. ..
Banner Legion No. Q, of Youngstown, o., is
holding weekly meetings and drilling right
along under Captain c. H. Near. who is pre-
pairing them to surprise those who attend
their reception New Years eve. Many men,
beTs from hereabouts accompanied by their
ladies, will attend, going in special ca-.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06
TIE Golden Eagles.

Anchor Castle 1856 recently celebrated its
second anniversary in an open meeting and
entertainment.
Manchester Castle el2 received six appli-
cations for membership last meeting and
conferred the crusaders degree upon two
candidates.
At the las: session of Lorena Castle, D. g.
{. William Wendt, installed Brother j. p.
Iaughry as II. p. and Brother j. Kelley as c.
of Z. Of the castle. Three applications for
membership were received, and the pilgrims
degree was conferred upon one candidate.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06
SIX DOLLARS A MONTH.
The Charges for Treatmenr at the Electro
pathic Institute, 5O7 Penn Ave-, Are
Six Dollars . Month ana All Neces-
sary Medicines Furnished Free.
NE. T. W. LITTLE's CASE.

Among the many recent converts to the
treatment by electricity there are none more
enthusiastic in its praise, and justly so,
than Mr.. T. W. Little, the well-known car
penter, who resides at No. SO Federal street
lows below:
81 had been feeling quite poorly for sew
eral years." says Mr.. Little, "but managed
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06
ImproHed Order Heptasoph,.

There is much satisfaction owing to there
being no assessment for December.
The recep eption at Turner Hall given by J.
b. Moorhead Cuncave was q success in
every respect. Among those present was
large delegation from Mcheesport Corclaye.
East End Conclave elected new officers
NcGnesda evening, after which an elegant
banquet was served. Addresses were made
by supreme Archon :. A Will, Supreme
Provost NJ 6. Cohen and Deputies VI.
Schroeder, J. II. &cRoberts and DIR. q. A.
Mueller
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06

nights from nervous depression and was SO
tired in the morning 1 could hardly get up.
"Finally l realized that something must
be done and that quickly. and as had read
clans of the Electropathic Institute, at 507
Penn avenue, L concluded i would try
course of electricity. The relief afforded
was almost instantaneous, and under the
stimulating effects of the electric current,
aided by such medicine as was prescribed
for me, improved rapidly, until now can
work all day, can walkas fast as anyone and
haven't an ache nor pain about ME.
II am certainly a convert to the treatment
of such diseases as mine by electricity, as
scientifically and sl>illfully applied by DR..
Davis and his associates of the Electropathic
Institute"
The lowest charges. The most skillful
treatment. The most extensive and thor
oughly equipped Electrical Institute in
Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06

to get along until last
May, since which time
l grew rapidly worse.
My greatest trouble
was partial paralysis
of the lower extremi-
ties. / got so 1 could
hardly walk on the
smoothest surface,a and
not at all over rough
pavements, and l suf-
fered the most eXcru-
ciating pains in my
loins, hips, knees and
fleshy portion of my
legs, while my left
knee was badly swol-
len and painful. L
passed many sleeples5
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06

Dr. a. 81 Lore. Tor treatment al
can afford. Special rates to laboring men and
women, widows and others in moderate
circumstances.
Office hours, 10 A. NJ. to P. NJ, and to s p.
NJ Sundays, to P. N. Home treatment by
correspondence. Send two 2-cent stamps
for question blank. Remember the name
and place, and address all letters to the
CATARRH AND DYSPEPSIA INSTITUTE,
233 Penn av., Pittsburg, Pa. dec
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-06
ELECTROPATHIC INSTITUTE,
507 Penn Av., Pittsburg, Pa.

Dr.. L. G. Davis and staff successfully treat
ali patients suffering from chronic ailments:
NERVOUS DISEASES, RHEUMATISM, BLOOD Dis
EASES paralysis, neuralgia, scrofula and
CATARRH and all diseases of the Eye and Ear.
Operations in electrical surgery.
Ladies will find trained female assistant
in charge of their special department.
Office hours: 8 A. NJ. to IL NJ. to P. NJ, Z to
$50 2. NJ. Sunday: 10 A. NJ. co4 Pm.
dp6-Ws5u