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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14

Allow myself to suffer again what
have suffered for the last year. That
vile disease, Dyspepsia, gave me no
comfort. could not eat nor enjoy
anything. The doctors amounted to
nothing seemed to relieve me
until used . bottle of Sulphur Bitters.
Four bottles made me well.-Joseph
Batchelder. Master of Schooner C. A.
Raker
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14
Real Estate
TELEPHONE So

TO ExCEAyeF-sor-s -fsy p-sr>-%> rre
gene 6oD. mia 80 f8enneF land n Eieh ~
fscs fn<w near - Some foer mil rnaefis,-
e<s - - r4snf. tsr re~xor1l properly. lets
See sc - rsss terms. HpEsrs 81 sale %
q. 4 fSVskk Cor. Tsirs sss rr~.ssss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14

Hon. Nm. z 5kOVE. yrD0E.
Hattie A. Baird vs.. Charles warsen,
repleysa.
Issues Of fact on cali: %. "a, 2s, As.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The beses aisss iaes5ea "a Vest hfiaze -
Mes ~ lss sas 81 T. ist sale ftsfk ssns<shs
IL re- stores he sexaa4 aeaf - ~ suifes 81
rossas saitssse Ss1 eEsss AZ hsasskeePiesA
VIII sd f,F casa 81 ali take s~ft - slks
yrapessy Ii sad u , asss. fn4Hre ~
ssf A. A. LORD. Isl y sss bTiaSeH
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14

Makes fnsst pastry bread 90 biscuit.
Ice esst IL nsost satisfactory.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14

HoussksepeFs DESTROYS Of saving
naaes should read tAe advertisement
IN another column of ~shs saved Her
Money"
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14

On, II l Only had her complexion
Why, Il 10 easily obtained. Use Poo
zoni's Complexion Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO. May Il
' FLoUR--Steady Spring Wheat patents. g q
IOsO0; bakers A7315oO; Winter Wheat
Flour, H. i5f,52 Is for patents and r. 7515oo for
straights
wHrAr-Ruled active and higher. No. Q
casa and May, H-osn91T. July. nok9
L02a.
CoRS-Fzirly active ana higher early. now
weaker No 3 aad No. 3 IS 4 16sc; No. and
No yellow. 6cte7c; May. ejS2ssnc; July.
eosssi &c.
OArs-Unsettled and frmer No O. six0
ssc: May 5is152c; Jaiy. 46Se4shc Sam
pies frmer No 4 1880: No White So
&5ic: No. 2 5eeS3c; No. . White. ss5sl54ae.
RyE-ScAroe and firm- No cash. ssossc:
July delivery. 69c; and August CSC; No. BY
sample. sassc: and No. g. }1le5c
BARLKr-Quiet Sales By sample, 72Et7ec
for No. and lower grsdes G27oc; September.
new No 2. about zoe bid
MESS PoRK-Tradng moderately active and
prices ruled higher Prices ranged az I'll sa
A. - for cash; SIT soaIf ~ for May Ell soc IL 20
for July. and " t77 ~ e o. for September.
LARp-M srkst moderately active and prices
steady. Quotations ranged a. n. <ocs az for
casa: o. sofss t2ss for May; n. sTssl7seax Tor
July and e. 81. G6s7ss for September.
BrTrxR--Creamery. 192tc. Dairy, ic6227c;
Packing Stock. s9isc
PorIrEy-Livs Chickens sssoioc per ID I;
IffF- AuFkrt<s EGtt prr w. t-tFe pltSA 20
ss,c per ID Live Geese. 81 ooGc4 90 per dez
OrIs-Wisconsin Prime White. Sc. Water
White. SIC. Michigan Prime White &C:
Water White. f0ssc: Indiana Prime White.
PIE. Water White Toe: Headlight. 1l5 test
ss.c: Gasoline - deg's, lie. "a degS &C. Nsph.
tina 60 des's 7ssc.
Lsouoss-DistilIed Spirits ruled arm at an
Ter gal fer finished goods.
NEW Yosx. MAY r.
wsDsr-Firru. iNfsc up. May. hisxG
flsN; June. sLits; July. u oS.1i ION Au-
gus. fL05a sfoss September sI0$S 3 0<z
psceras,r sL0sssaloss May 1902. o. ostso
f.asA
coss-strons and Ieisc up. fair demand.
Ne I. Tssa7et.c
oars quiet. sr-ner. Western. s$srnc
Provisions Beef Firm Ard quiet. extra
mess . ssai0ao family. Hlsoaf2 n FORK
Dali snd steady: new mass. sfs ao1fa y. old
mess SIT Tszsis - EXTRA prime. sII.7safs -.
Iard-eaies and easy steam rendered y. %.
Live stock.
Csrckoo Nsy "A
cArr1a-Msrs>s moderately active. oucts
ssons RAGGED o. a 30 - for choice 20 Aney
sasrpirs Steers. Gaess 70 for good 70 choice 10;
~ Us14 70 rsr c,rnnon 70 fair do a. ss54S Or
&.v~h~r-' Steers - eass 10 for ssccksrs $40
"a g fer rexsa~. "a es<s& % for Feeders: n so
Aao spr Cows: q sa<1s - scr BslA cad = so
a 81 for Wal Caves
Hoe>-Msrkes fairly sc<svs Prices sefos
laser sales ranged - q ,e3s 90 for Pfss.
o. pas n for light, ~ H10s A. for rough rscs.
"a: = go q cor nix~s and - Esae Ger
aeavy packing ard shsrrtss lcss s~
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14
WINANS & ALLEN

ROOMS AND TOWER BLOCK.
Can find you house. II you want one. In any
part of the city. as cheap or as high priced
as you wish. TRY Us JUST ONCE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14
I WIN Never.

All the latest summer drinks 1t wesl
Il Felt'a
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14
WINANS & ALLEN,
3 and 4 Tower Block.
y dHu y tUWef OiUCNs
Telephone No. SO.

Telephone No. SO.
Have more than so houses and moro than 100
lots for sale.
Grand Union EMPLOYMENT Bureau. 8 and
Tower Block.
HELP WANTED shirt pclisher. I second
Al girl. 10 Mattresses for summer resorts. 2
colored girls. cooks. 1 chambermaid. 2 team
sfers. band sawyer. he'll bcy. press boy. IL
general girls sand Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14
!. H. M'KEE & SONS
:. woxrarST

90 Tors resr Fssr Falton-st- 60 rsonfhiy
~ psvments Fl = eseh- frsc~s fsE - s<sl
CHOICE 81 V lsfs er I.srr<'s ensas rss1 ga
y ~ SIC .sch. u takrn sea-
usoR Ssf.s-tsaef aisI. ~tfh TOO srli6ing<
II A&a iafxs tof ~ez squiprrz With kr<t
class ns.ef lnsrv etis~f rte, Fnschsne~y nicas
efrft f,Fies as - fsf tse sksit sfuaf<S N
ae - ettyi ofsx seea Seq sherf ffse eofs
EIsIFRp xtNEFR ~ lets ctr ~ $50
~ fiH 80 60 - 20 -eenfH,y re$rn< Hf& ercr
Nasf<s = szas ths rteir- tefs e. TIE pf>s
C.li 81 ease. J a. Mckee 4 Sse< = nsnfse-st
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14
REAL EsrATE-couYTRY.

KINSEY 4 MERCER have go acres land In
IA Lake county they will sell nj u its value.
2 and 10 Wtddicomb building.
KINsEY 4 MERCER will sell you nice 80
IA acre farm with good buildings for 1900.
. and 10 Widdlcomb building.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14
MISCELLANEOUS

VANTED-A gentleman or lady with $50 70
w $1,000 to invest In our business IL Is
sign Of decorating and ornamental granting.
We sell house rights for this city. Call or sd
dress with postage only TO s. j. King. - La
graye-st.. Grand Rapids. lbs
VEHICLES at as South Division-st. Ladies'
loop front phAetons; other styles Of
phaetons; turn under surrys; jump seat surrys;
buggles and road wagons Reliable work ~
remarkably reasonable prices. Fine jump
seat surrys at sl2. Geo. c. Fitch. is
KINSEY or Mercer will be found at NCuse-
IA mans Fair Ground addition every week
day afternoon from 80 to $3.50. to show lots.
once corner MAdison-ave. and Hall-st. *
M s. COOK. ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
u. Plating. sewerage. earthwork and timber
estimates. Outside work solicited; charges
reasonable. Room Q Loyett's blk. l6l Jamss-st.
A CHANCE IN life time for men With capt.
"A tai aud active men without capital 10 Sc
cure a very pleasant and profitable business
No drones or curiosity seekers need apply
Address with cent stamp. Con solidated Ad-
Unstable shoe Store. ~ Arcade Building.
Cleveland. Ohio. 3tw
WANTED-Every young man 10 step in and
w see what We can do with them In q pair
OF pants. suit OF clothes or overcoat made to
order. Voigt. Herpoisheimer A Co. Il
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14
WHAT PEOPLE Want = 9: !: e C.; :::;:..,
MONEY !" on aCA'
REAL ESTATE
In Sums Of 800 and Upward.
THE NICHIcAH TRUST COMPANY
lsanc = Feunta,n-st. Telephsae se-


DE csustsnt. steadfast persesering ana bug
home on eAsy pas ments and yeu ylh
particulars cal on y. :. Prssis. roon :.
Lovett's blocks. opposite Sweets Hotel.
E0R sALE-Pins LOT. corner unisa ana Ken
nedy-st;. cheap. hiasey Mercer. Vidal
comb building.
TOR sALE-A few lots In south Grant Rap
= IDS 81 loW prices. klnSey Mercer. AID
pWiddibomb building.
+ Of kellogg. for only sl700. Kinsey Aer-
Ger. Nlddicomb building.
FOR sALE-ssooo or SO per N onsh win buy
ave-. aorth OF fifth-ase.; furnace. nsntel.
bath. iavAtory. inside closet. oak nnisn. yard
sodded and concrete walks cist-rn and city
cars rare bargain for the besI home street
IN tie city. , also have houses az $lvOu. $lSoo.
slss1 ana $3.50 on payments easy rs rent c.
w Tufts. LedyHd block. Peari-sf. entrance.
MORE houses to rent. Build some and give
IA them 20 as 10 rent. We are having no
cad Of calls for houses from sl2 10 $50. Re
plenish our list ana secure a tenant. bunton
Baies. Widdicomb building.
EoR SALES feet frontage on Jef,erson-ave.
:. IN the ees. psrt q the city; viii sell =;
Ing.
Tor SALE-Houses and lots in differ ent
= parts of the city; small payment 40 On:
monthly payments Afterwards Lots aud acre
property within the old city limits. Also nay
block on Bosswick-st. az bargain. DR.. Neen.
beer, Ss Pc twickst. ssff
nor SALE OR EXCHANGED fine brick
block well located ana well rented. will
exchange for other good property either In or
out OF the city. kinsey 4 Mercer. AID 10.
Widdiccmb building.
A NNoUNcEMEST-Fi 4 Frankford
~ have removed 10 Fifth National bank
Richards Llncoln Park addition; 10 lets on
West Bridge-st. houses ana suites Of rooms 10
rent. LOT on Madison ave. Rooms TO rent
on w. Brdge-st. Telephone No. 1876.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14
FOR RBsr-BusIEBss PLACES.

TOR RENT-Stores No. %. % ami lo3 Canal
IL ST, a'so No. 9 and IL East Bridgest. :. l..
Phi c. Fuller. ii East Bridsest. lS
E0R RENTING stores Easements and sec
4 ond floors sf Nos. 10 and IL Huron-st !;
may be rented entire or separately. Anton ~.
Hodenpyi. n Fountain-st. llltf
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14
WANTED-AoENTS.

~->~~~~>~>--S~~>~~~~>>~
GcA DAY made handling our Expert Ad-
az ding Machine" any one can add rapidly.
Education unnecessary, Impossible to make
a mistake Meets with ready SALE Agents
wanted in every section. Send 81 for sample
or s,amp for agents terms The Expert Adder
Company, GAINESVILLE. Wis. ls7
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14

This list Is furnished by Tuttle Bros. real
estate dealers. Peari-st.. over Arcade Tele-
phone No. 1851
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-14

Frank X Boufoey to James Bsyne, lots
8. n. IA, Is, Is. II. IL. -. 20. Il and " ~
n LOT =. Namlnga. Costing 4 Meme
MAS add. III lots on e side Thomas
ave. Of Boss aud n Of Burton Ave.
VIM r Remington 20 samuel Liiiey,
iotss sand :. Southviek 4 Wrights add
~ n front onw side Long ave. 80 Il =
OF flffh ave $500. .-....-...-.....
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-28
Vacation With the Teachers.

Now that school has closed the great ques-
tion among the teachers is, "Where will we
spend the next two months?" Usually some
go to Europe, but this year there are none
on the list to cross the Atlantic. Many will
be found at Atlantic City, Niagara Falls,
Cape May, Chautauqua, AsbuIy Park and
other watering places. There will be a
special exodus to Bedford Springs, where
the State Teachers Association meets next
month, and, of course, the International
Teachers Association at Toronto will at
tract great many, since the trip there will
give them an opportunity to see Niagara
Falls and the thousand Islands. Numerous
excursions have been planned. Prof
Proudf1t, of the O'Hara School, and
family will Immediately occupy their cot
tage at Bridgeview Park for the summer
Miss Louden, of the Soho School, contem-
plates a trip West. The Misses Julia and
Lucy De Armitt will be in Kentucky. Miss
Jennie Davis, of the Homewood School, ex-
poets to visit friends in Alabama. Miss Par
ker, of the Sterret School, will go to the sea-
shore. Prof. j. X. Bane, of the st. Clair
Schools, will spend some time with relatives
in Ohio. Next Tuesday a number of the Soho
teachers will take an excursion by river to
Economy. Miss Bessie Graham, of the Fifth
ward school, Allegheny, will go to Chautau-
qua. A number of the 640 teachers will form
parties and will have a quiet time at some of
the farm houses in Allegheny county, but, as
usual, the maj jority OF the teachers can be
called stay-athomes.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-28
The Coming PLAYERS.

MALLERY continues to play his reliable quiet
game. -s.-
BLAcKsrocK is hitting the ball hard and running
bases well. . 80. ~ ..-
THE J. c. Connellys defeated. the H. G.s yester-
day by to3. ....s-..
The Our Boys play the Eclipse team July and
at East Liverpool.
THE Believes beat the Avalons by IS to 10 at
Bellevue yesterday. i->'.
CUTTERS first base play is really nrst-class Not
an error this season.
THE Fayette City Grays defeated the Redstones
by 25 to yesterday.
+ PATTERSON showed yesterday that as pitcher
he is no back number.
THE Diamonds. of Lawrenceville, beat the
Bloomfelds yesterday by q to 0.
THE Mountain Stars defeated the R. C, s, A.
nine yesterday by score Of30 tO7.
. THE Acmes are open to play any amateur team
Address II. E. Bright, 1928 Penn avenue
THE Bryce Higbee team, of Homestead, defeated
the Schoenfelds, of the Southside. by a score of
to yesterday.
THE Silver Leafs defeated the Hill Top Rlues BY q
score of IL to 10 yesterday, Salmon OF the Silver
Leafs striking out II of the Blues.
THE Silver Kings again defeated the Riverside
Grays bv score of II TO 4. The features of the
game were the pitching of Sankey and the CATCH
ing Of Salmon, Sankey striking out 1s men.
AN interesting game of ball was played at the
school picnic at Aniquippa on Friday between two
clubs representing the Knox and Birmingham
schools, the Knox school winning by the score of
IS to Il. The feature of the game the pitching
of Morgan, ofthe Knox school club.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-28

New York and PennsyIvania League.

New York and PenDsylvanfa League.
At Meadville-
MeadviIe. iIe..................I o 0-I
Bradford ......... .........0 o-S
+ SUNNARY-Hits-Meadviu 3; Bradford Ia, Er.
rors-Meadvile. Q; Bradford, 3. Batteries-Joaes
and Hess; Cuppy and Williams. Umplre-Hanlan.
AT Erie
Er!e......... 10 o IN
Oleau u......................o o 2ll
SUNMARr-Hits-Erie, .; olean, 13. Errors
Erie. s; olean, 2. Batteries-Manifee and Boyd:
ZigleT. Braden and Flack. Umpire-Zachariah.
AtJamestown-
Jalnesto"n--.--.. -.-...l IS
Elm!ra. O.
RY-Hits-Jamestown, 8; Elmira, 8. Err
rors Jamestown, /; Emira 8. Batteries-Hodson
O'Brien.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-28
THE RACING RECORD.

A Great Card and a Great Crowd at Sleeps
head Bay Semrock Surprises a Few
People-No Racing at Monmouth Park
This Season.
New YoRK, June Y.-The Sheepshead Bay
races to-day were witnessed by the largest
crowd on the grounds since the Suburban
was run. The early arrivals put in an appear
ance before noon and from that time until
the horses went to the post for the first IA ,e
a stream poured through the gates. In all
there must have been about 15,oo0 persons
present, but the grounds are so large and
the weather was so delightfully."- cool that
not the slightest discomfort was expert
enced. ~ ...- - ;-L
The card was good one. 1t consisted of
the June and Spindrift Stakes, the Knicker-
events. The favorite, Victory, won the June
Stakes. while Potomac, at to 5, captured the
Sptndrift, and Judge Morrow, n strong Sec
ond choice, had an easy thing for the Knick-
affair. was won by the l5 to l shot, simrock.
Reclare, at even money, captured the fifth,
and the last event went to Eon at odds on.
1t has been definitely decided that there
this summer, and the Monmouth associa tion
meeting will be held at Morris and jerome
Parks.
First race. one mile-slmrock first, DR.. Helmuth
second Stryke, third. Time, LAB Is.
second. Nomad third. Time, 1:13 As.
Third race, mile and a quarter-Potomac first,
John Cavanaugh second. Uno Grande third. Time,
Fourth race. mile and three fnrlongs-Judge Nor
row first, Tea Tray second, Banquet third. Time,
Fifth race, mile and furlong-Reclare first
Diablo second, Fitzjames third. Time. 1:a 3-5:
strideaway recond, India Rubber third. Time,
las Is.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-28

spoke of the efforts made by the Grant
School to maintain its good reputation for
turning out trained cooks, so far as the eIe
mentary branches were concerned: and so
far as he was able to Judge, this year had not
been behind the others.
Miss Ballou stated that this was her SMALL
est class, her largest one having 70 members.
She felt confident that her latest graduates
would prove to be equal to any task that
may be set before them, considering their
years and previous ineXperience. She said
that she was especially well pleased with
the bread this time. She referred TO a large
table on which were several dozen loa YES of
white, spongy bread, all made by her pupils.
That she considered the best test of her
pupils proficiency. She said that it was
much better than that made by other classes
Inc LOO or SO guests-relatives and friends
OF the. children-who had accented Miss
Ballou's invitation to the reception were
given pleasant welcome. Each one of the
little cooks was. in addition to her street
Dress attired in neat white apron and a
jaunty cap, also of white. They acted as
walters, and it was remarkable the amount
of good things that were seyed The only
things that were not of the children's
production were thesseverai varieties of fine
fruit. In the course of an hour everything
edible in sight had been eaten The parents
OF the children were very much pleased
with what their daughters had done, and
many were the kindly expressions of thanks
that were showered upon Miss Ballou by
thom.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-28
THE COUNTY LEAGUE.
The East End Gymnasts Easily Defeat the
| Climax Aggregation.

The East End Gymnasts AMI Climax ball
game yesterday at East End plrk ended in
a victory for the East End Gyms. The con-
test was exciting Throughout, although the
Gyms won handily. Detailed is the score:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-28
Schoolroom Small Talk.

YESTERDAY s39, SOB so was transferred to the
teachers. This was the amount Of their
salaries for June.
THE report of the final examination for ad-
mission to High School will be published
Wednesday morning.
THE German Lutheran Congregation, of
Manhattan street, Allegheny, have engaged
Professor Liefeld and will reopen their
school July 15.
THE Homewood school district is to have a
handsome, 15-roomed, new building. 1t
will occupy the site of the old building,
which is to be moved aside for this purpose.
The work is already started.
ABOUT 40 graduates of the Indiana Normal
School, mostly school teachers with their
gentlemen friends, will leave Braddock to-
morrow morning on the steamer Keystone
for trip of a week or more down the river
to Cincinnati. The following young ladies,
all eachers in the North Braddock schools
with their escorts, will represent Braddock.
Miss Ella Edwards, Miss Sara Gilfllan, Miss
Georgia Lowry, Miss Ida Sloan, Miss Mary
/. Williams and Miss Mary r. Kennedy, the
elocutionist.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-28
A CONTRACTOR SPEAKS.

Time Proves That Our CLAIMS Are Just.
A speedy termination of the labor war e1-
listing between the carpenters and builders
has been promised to the watching public
for some time, but as yet has not been full
filled. Should these troubles be satisfac-
torily arranged there is no surety that the
matter will be permanently settled, but
may reoccur at some future time. With
DR.. Copeland's treatment of catarrh there
is no doubtful results. The disease once
cured, the cure is permanent This asser-
tion is indisputably shown in the following:
Mr.. n. T. Fishel, who is widely known as a
contractor and rig builder, residing at p
Mawhinney street, Oakland, says: "a little
over year ago l treated with DR.. Copeland
for catarrhal troubles, and in q short time
regained my health and was cured. Since
that time have had no recurring symptoms
,and to-day am much cured as 1 was a
year ago. l have recommended DIR. Cope
land to any number of my friends and in no
case has the results following the treat
ment been otherwise than highly success
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-28
Wnn One Each.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.1
BEAVER, June 2Z-Two games were played
here to-day between the crack Wellsburg
club and the Greys. The morning game re.
suited in score of 13 to in favor of the Wis.
itors. The batteries were Jones and Glasso
Beale and Buchanan. Hits, IL each.
The afternoon game was an excellent con.
test. The home team presented Neves and
Buchanan, the visitors Schriver and Teeters
as batteries The Greys had on their batting
clothes, and Jones and "Pride of the Vest
Paden were called in to relieve Mr.. Schriver,
but in vain. Neves pitched splendid ball,
and would have shut out Wellsburg but for
two errors in the third inning. He also hit
hard, having three singles to his credit.
Buchanan supported him IN handsome style,
as did the whole team. Both clubs put up a
good game. Attendance, 1000. Score:
Wellsburg. urg..-............0 4 o o 0 0 o o.
Beaver. r......................4 o o 2 o o -
SUMMARY Hits = Wellsburg. 6; Beaver, Is.
Errors-W ellsburg, 5; Beaver, 2.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-28
DIR. W. H. COPELAND.
Returned From Vacation and at His
Office at 66 Sixth Ave.
FIVE DOLLARS A MONTH TO ALL.

1t will be matter of more than usual in
terest to the many friends and patients of
Dr. VIII. Copeland to know that he has
returned to Pittsburg after his vacation and
will be glad to see personally all who wish
to consult him at his Office at Sc Sixth
avenue. The remarkable success of this
skillful specialist and his associates in the
treatment of catarrh and diseases of the
throat and lungs makes all the more notable
the departure in terms of treatment that
signalizes DR.. Copeland return. DIR. Cope
land has decided to treat all patients, old
and new, for the remainder of the summer
season: at the uniform rate of s. month.
The reasons for this departure are herein
after stated, --....+ ~
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-28

Easy for Bridgeville.

SUMaiARY-Two-base hits-Waddy. Stcen. Struck
QUIZ. l.. Gym, 3: ClimaN,6 Time of gane-Two
hours and 80 minutes. Umpire-Fry.
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Good for Tarentum.
LsPEcrAI, TELEGRAM TO THE pIsPArc1

tsPEc1AL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
TARENTUM, June 27,-Mansf1eld was de-
feated here to-cay in hotly-contested and
exciting game. Tarentum hit the ball hard
and often. Biggert made three nice hits,
each of which was timely. Wills and Cam
eron also made hits which counted. Ken
nedy, at third. and McKim, at first, played
great ball. Tarentum has good hold on
second and will push hard for first. They
play the East End Gyms two games on the
Fourth. These games will have great bear
ing upon the relative standing of the lead
ers in the County League race, and in con-
sequence, will be watched with great in
terest. Cameron played his first game this
season with Tarentum yesterday, and will
pitch one of the games next Saturday. Will
son umpired q good game.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-28
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE BY MAIL.

Mr.. j. H. Ward, New Castle, Pa, says: 81
suffered from catarrh, and DR.. Copeland's
home treatment is the only thing that bene.
fitted me-"
Mr.. W. D. McLaren, Warren, Pa, says:
CDR. Copeland's home treatment is the only
thing that relieved my catarrhal troubles"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-28
FIVE DOLLARS A MONTH
To All Patients, Old and New, From July 1
to September L.

To All Patients, Old and New, From July 4
to September L.
1t is beyond question that the summer sea-
son is the best time forthe treatment and cure
of catarrha TROUBLES. The climatic conditions
are then most favorable, liability of catch
ing fresh cold being then reduced to the
minimum, and the even temperature and
condition of the. atmosphere favoring the
progress of the patient: -:
DR.. Copeland has decided in order to give
all an opportunity of availing themselves of
his skill during this favorable season, to
treat all patients, old and new, applying to
him for treatment during July and August
at the merely nominal rate of S. month,
furnishing all medicines. This applies to
patients by mail as well as patients in the
city. 1t is to all patients old as well as new
and for all diseases. All patients taking
treatment from DIR. Copeland during July
and August will be treated until cured at
the rate Of S5 month.