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Two Valuable Friends.

l. A physician cannot be always
had. Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Spr,ins
Bruises and Burns occur often and
sometimes when least expected. Keep
handy the friend of many household.
and the destroyer of all pain, the
famous red flag oil, rs cents.
2. Many precious life could be
saved that is being racked to death
with that terrible cough. Secure q
good nights rest by investing Is cents
for bottle of pan tina, the great
remedy for coughs, colds and consump.
ton. Trial bottles Of pan-tina free at
E. T. Reynolds drug store.
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W. g. q. a. Column.
Lady Henry Somerser, Presid ent Of
the British Union, Addresses q
Baltimore Audience.

0bktiuuOGc AuOl6uC0s
In her address Lady Henry, among
other things, said:
81 come as stranger. among you,
but / feel that am not altogether a
stranger. The people of America have
been very kind to me, and the hands
Of her women have clasped mine in
tender embrace. have been welcomed
with the greatest kindness. Every
where to-day We see the helpful sign OF
the nineteenth century. and that is, that
men are waking up to truer sense Of
real brotherhood. The barriers we
have built up of race against race, are
being broken down, [ Applause.]
"In place Of this, love is going out to
meet love, and man il going out to
meet man. To-day men are taking o
truer view Of that Master they profess
to follow. Upon great social problems
men are inquiring what that Divine
Master would do were be upon the
earth. He came to seek and save that
which was lost. The place of his fol :
lowers, therefore, is among the lowly,
the sorrowing and the lost. There is
no choich upon the part of his followers
about this question. 1t is an impera-
tive duty. | believe to-day that just as
Jesus Christ walked so his followers
are called upon to walk. Our duty is
TO make some weak heart strong; to
help the footsteps of those who falter.
Our footsteps should be shining lights
for those about us.
"This is the religion that he preach
ed by the Sea of Galilee. The Chris
tlanity of Christ is as much intended
for the Senate House and the House of
Commons, as it is for the church, the
chapel and the prayer meeting. Zap
plause. God has sent His particular
messages to the world at particular
periods. From the Eolian harp no
music can be produced by the human
hand but place that harp where the
breezes of Heaven can sweep its strings, |
and you will hear the music of the |
wind.
"Asl over the world to-day, from
one end to the other, we hear the bur-
den of the song: If we are to beat
back the waves Of poverty that are
dashing down upon US If we are to
successfully grapple with tho great
problems that now clamor for solution,
We must face the evils of the liquor
traffic and deal with them in the name
Of God and for our homes and iresides.'
Applause. 10 the name of Christ we
must rise up and grapple with these
evils. | come to your land to learn the
better how to 6ght these evils. / have
not come in vain. / stand upon this
platform feeling that the white ribbon
binds us together around the world.
Applause.
"In my own land-Eugland-it is
marvellous how public opinion has
swung around on the liquor question.
Fifty years ago it was thought that only
fanatics should preach the gospel or
temperance. The history of the liquor
question 10 England more strongly
bears the impress of Gods power Than
any other event in the. last half Cen-
tury. Fifty years ago a small band Of
men assembled and started the move
ment. Now q mighty army stands
under the same banner. England's
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HOW TO
COOPERATE.
By HERBERT MYRICK.

By HERBERT MYRICK.
pfcucers in city s eOantsy aor sh ne ~
ana workingmsn, for eonsumsrs sveryyhsEe
Wherefors Of cooperation; 10 Be treatise On tia
% sSs e sosnc ssS ana sh Tea i %
subject.
How to Practice It 10 Clearly De.
scribsd In these Pages.
The very concise directions given are based
On the practical experience Of actual success-
Gniisd s.siss the nsnsssfs q which have united
with the author to produce book that shall be .
specitic and reliable guide to cooperative
over $50 Pages. Farmsrs especially can by
Sto 70 per ssns On All they have g eli. -
The Principal Features.
The Cooperative Store
and how 1t should be conducted. This Is based
On me szEer.encS 9. ,. .uceessfnl
SsrS Susrts4 nn miIsa doilss. y sR
paying Its patrons dividend or rebate Of IRON
ssos p cSss sss s
Cooperative Dairying
treats fully Of associated batter~mahins and
eheese making. elmer separately Of alone. It
es'~e4 ON0dNAh0As
% START and run . cooperative creamery or cheese
leetory the kind Of bniidings 10 adopt methods to
follow, model bylaws, ruleB, etc.
Cooperative Production
shows how and why they succeed and tells
plainly how workers eveFyN here can unita
10 secure the great benefits Of cooperation.
Farmers Exchanges.
Explaining how Producer and consumers can.
through cooperation, market their products
ana buy their auppiies It great env1ng aud
pront. HOY Cattle Men can Resist the Xxx
t0Etion Of tho Beeg Com blno through cooper
ave MARKETING OF live STOCK This department OF the
Work a based On the experience Of catto-men oeop-
ssasa5 ~ Te9 , 500 lass yssz cys. gee 900
bine."
Othqr Topics Treated Cemprlae Qo-operA-
nve IRE Insurance, CQ-opeFntlvw HANK
Ing Co-epornti0nR for Woznen, the Future
81 desperation.
Ths WORK 4 . Bandhook and . Dlrsstery OF
CQ-9Rer9et0R n America. n Yas are at al Inter
sted u the subject you cannot afford 70 Do without
rllss; D.'' pOsipaidi sound IN slosh. Aadrss. an
TIE MIDLAND JOURNAL,
Rising Sun, Nd.
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BROWNS IRON BIITERs ALMANAC
For 1899
Contains One Humdred Recipes for max.
ing delicious Candy cheaply and quickly
At home. This book In given away at drug
and general stores,
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A POPULAR FAMILY.

without any teacher; you came to the rescue
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you entertain beautifully; and in the last
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KATE: why, Jennie, you will make me
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very seldom hear of anything new but what
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And great treasure it is to us all. for it
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Trains leave Oxford for Philadelphia at 20 .. m.
90 3, m. and 90 p. m. Market Train, Tuesdays
and Fridays only. at II 90 q. M. Sunday Trains at
Z 90 p. m. nd 10 p. m.
| LEAVE GOYNa any7ru
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PHILADELPHIA, WHINING.
= TON & BALTIMORE r. r.

CENTRAL DIVISION
On and after sunday. May oath, 1891. trains
win run asfollows:
LEAVE GOING NORTH.
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MUSIC AT YATES

There is music at Yates .
especially in the Overcoat
Room and Children's Depart
ment. The constant hum of
business gives a ssnap" and
a ego" to the whole establish
ment.
The choice Clothing of the
season is upon our tables
upon its merits principally
we rely to advance our repu-
tation. The moderate prices
of course will also have their
say.
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MORRIS & FLEMING, Insurance Agts.,


MUST BE SOLD as owner is leaving the city
A handsome West End residence property,
ground comprises nearly acres and beautf-
fed with lawn, shrubbery, shade trees, fine
orchard, etc.: brick house OF IL rooms, wide
hall, vestibule, laundry, bathroom, inside
W. c., marble mantels, stone hearths, natural
gas and water in house, inside shutters, bay
windows, large front porch, also porch on
the rear, stable on rear OF lot and carriage
driveway around house; this is a very desira-
BILE place to live: part OF the ground can be
subdivided and sold to an advantages; the
West End electric road is being built, which
will bring this property within 20 minutes
from Sch avenue: this is a rare chance to buy
O suburban residence cheap; for price and
terms see W. Ii. HESELBARTH, 225 Main
st. West End.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC AUCTIoN-To THE ELITE OF

DUBLIC AUCTION-TO THE ELITE OF
i the city-Magnifcent household furnf-
ture, upright pianos, ETC., THIS (Thursday)
MORNING. June 80, at 10 o'clock sharp, and
continue FRIDAY, July'1, same time, at the
beautiful residence, 1s6 Sheffield street, cor
ner Bidwell, Allegheny, magnificent silk
brocatelle parlor suits; also fine silk rep
suits, upright cabinet grand piano, collection
of fine imported oil paintings, rare bronzes
and bric-a-brac, handsome bisque figures.
all the fine carpets, etc.; a fine music box,
pier and mantel mirrors, parlor cabinets,
music cabinets, magnificent parlor lamp,
odd chairs. fancy tables. easels, pedestals,
real lace curtains, MoQuette, Brussels, Will
ton carpets, fine sec. cyl. bookcases, engrav-
.ings, etchings, rare bropzes, collections of
oil paintings handsome oak hall stand.
Royal Worcester, Doulton, Hungarian and
Japanese ware; elegant walnut and antique
bedroom sets. chtfoniers, etc.; hair mat
tresses, fine oak sideboards, oak china
closet, dining chairs. extension tables, tea
sets, berry sets, ice cream sets and fancy
china pieces, all the silverware, etc.
CHARLES DAVIS. Auctioneer. N. B.
Everything equal to new
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ERY.
Ss Of an Of s the T. s.
premises at East Warren; Warren county. Penn:
singular the complete oil refinery and property Of
the Pittsburg Tubeolene Refining Company. de-
All that certain piece or parcel of land situated in
Glade township, Warren county; PenpsylvaGia;
IS" and e G s as iaid down sns % lsisnated on
the map or plot Of the village Of .st Warren: and
The " q the os
York and Pennsylvania Railroad; said strip being
in the Recorder's Office Of arren county, in deed
SS p At to II ssss
1885, containing five C5) acres and ninty-four (s4,
And also an that certain piece or parcel of land
in SanasS ana s
Wit: On the north By the right Of way Of the
Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad;
% the the east BY Of line 0 s IS
above described lands containing about seven a.
Se9f
the strip Of land lying between the north line Of
said 9ts AND hf sGst Line Of ahe r, Of way Of
ever. to lease for oil purposes to F. P. Hays,
Having thereon situated one brick boiler house.
snS g s.
bined capacity 675 barrels: frame office build
ing, lsxs feef brick 6itering house 2414s feet
containing five filters. combined capacity l05 bar
rels and four tanks, combined capacity go barrels
one frame bone house, 40x40 feet. with two brick
furnaces: one frame pump house. 12xl4 feet. with
six duplex pumps: one frame cooper shop. S4x20
feet with platform 12x84 feet: an buildings have
iron roofing. Also. four patent ltills with con-
densers also one agitaor, capacity 1856 barrels: one
tank, capacity sl5 barrels; tank. capacity 7l6
barrels one acid tank. 81 900 pounds capacity; one
soda tank. capacity five barrels; two 40gallon acid
drums, four iron tanks, capacity liz barrels each;
II iron tanks capacity 2ie barrels each one wooden
tank, capacity $50 barrels: the entire plant being
new and in good condition; Also. a royalty inter:
est In three oil wells combined production whereof
1s about 50 barrels month, arising from lease OF
the foregoing described real estate.
Also, the following personal property: 20, COO
gallons Of partly manufactured oil; Zoo lbs. bone
black, and the tools. pipe. tonEs. wrenches, ma
chinery and appliances necessary for operating an
oil refinery.
The terms and conditions of sale are as follows:
Property will be sold free and cle,r of incum-
brances and liens. No bid for less than SIS 900 will
be received; 10 per cent of the bid payable at time
Of sale; remainder when sale approved by court.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Receiver,
<l3 Wood ST., Ptttsbur1.
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A RARE BARGAIN.
812- 600

lovely Queen Anne brick dwelling house.
- lovely rooms: corner property, on a beau
tiful, paved street; lovely shade trees, cable
and electric cars. all modern conveniences,
slate mantefs, tile hearths and vestibule,
bathroom, stationary washstands, hot and
electric bells: large lot, large front and side
porches: house is beautifully papered; east
ern exposure. This is rare chance to buy q
lovely, beautiful home at q great bargain
Terms to suit. Nj. F. HIPPLE CO.,
- --- 96 Fourth av &c
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T AIDES and gentlemen to attend the old reliable
IL and strictly frst-class institution; for Iimite6
time you can get three months instruction In prac.
tical bookkeeping. penmanship. commercial cslcu.
latons etc.. for ei5 or three months, instruction
In shorthand and typewriting combined for an.
begin now and prepare for fan positions; we never
fail in getting situations for all competent students;
day and night school open the entire year: hook.
keeping taught by actual business practice; estsb-
isned Z years; write for pictorial Catalogue.
Actual Business College, No. sixth ay, corner
Wood ST., NJ. J. Conner President; j. y. Phiiiips
Dean Of Faculty, y - -'"-'p''
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MARsHAL's OFFICE, PIrrsBuRe. Pa.

June "a. 1892.
NARsHAL's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
Nl sundry writs of venditioni exponas is.
sued out of the District Court of the United
States for the Western district OF Pennsyl.
vania, in admiralty, and to me directed,
will expose to public sale, at the United
ment building. in the city of Pittsburg. Pa,
on WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day of July, 1892.
at II o'clock A. NJ, the following vessels, viz:
The model barge DOVE. and her tackle,
apparel, furniture, ETC.; also.
The model barge OCCIDENT and her
tackle, apparel, furniture. etc; also,
The model barge JOHN F. DRAvO and
The model barge SILVER DOLLAR and
her tackle, apparel, furniture. etc: also.
The model barge HAWKEYE and her
Sss mose apsere Sare ss0 and
tackle, apparel. furniture. ETC.; also,
The model barge IRONDALE and her
tackle, apparel, furnitnre. etc: also,
tackle, apparel, furniture, etc: also,
The model barge BILL BEAM and her
tackle, apparel, furniture, etc.
Libeled, seized attached and condemned In
said court j. r, HARRAH, U. S. Marshal.
ORPHANs' COURT SALES-PURSUANT
~ to an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Allegheny County will be sold at public sale
on THURSDAY, July 2, 1892 at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, on the premises the following tract of
land Of estate of Alexander Lambie, de-
ceased: A tract of land in Indiana township,
said county. part OF Tract No. ILL., in Cum
ntngham's District; beginning at W. O., on
line of land now or late of Barkhouse; thence
by Shaffer and Hoburg S. 1884 p. to stone;
thence by Eggers ". 1924 p. to post: thence
N. 10 E. 20 PIN 201o E. 1884 D.; N. 40 W. l3
p; N. $50 w. 9p.; N. 1879 E. s.36 p.: N. 100 w.
1928 p.; N. 1870 E. 1925 D.. n. 915o E. ss p.; N
$50 E. 10 D.; n. 7211So E. 23.4 p.; N. SO W. 42.4
p. to land Of Barkhouse, and thence by same
E. Sc perches to beginning. containing So
acres 1874 perches, and having thereon good
frame house, large frame barn and other
outbuildfngs. Also good orchard farm we'll
watered near DeHaven, Pittsburg and
Western Railroad, will be sold subject to a
mortgage for s., ,OOO Also will sell on ths
premises on THURSDAY, July !. 1892, at
O'Clock P. M, the following: tract of land
in West Deer township, said county, be-
ginning at post. original corner on iron
wood; thence N $50 E. l02 perches to post
on line Of Tract No 179; thence N. 20 W. go
p.; N. $50 W.. so as to include all water priv
ileges of Deer Creek 1888 p. to w. o; thence
s. 20 E. 81 p. to place of beginning, contain
ing 40 acres 70 Rsrches. having thereon an
mortgage for 81, 2C0 Terms of sale, 500 to be
paid at sale, one-third purchase money to be
paid on delivery of deed, and balance in one
and two years. with interest secured by bond
and mortgage.
NANCY LAMBIE, Administrative.
Indiana township.
R. B. PETTY, Attorney,
405 Grant street.
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In THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO.
Il of Allegheny county. Notice is hereby given
that an application will be made to the said Court
on SATURDAY. the sd day OF July. A. d. 1892,
At 10 O'Clock A.. M, under the Corporation act OF
one thousand eight hundred and seyenty-four," "
head. W. S. Pier. E. z. Smith. Francis Y. Barr
and Edward B. Vail for the charter of an intended
corporation TO be called ''Tne Pittsburg Tennis
Club, I" the character and object of which is the
encouraging athletic exercises and games and to
promote physical culture and social intercourse
among its members. and for these purposes TO
have possess and enjoy all the righIs. benefits and
privileges conferred by said act and its supple
ments. EDWARD r. VAIL,
FRANCIS X BARR.
Solicitors.
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Manufacturing Sites For Sale.
MANUFACTURING STTE-so0 feet railroad
Vl siding with two buildings covering s0x100 feet
suitable for almost any kind light manufacturing;
water and gas just outside city limts cheap taxes.
NJ, T. Nipple q Co, 96 Fourth av.
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Display advertisements one dollar per
square for one i,serfion. Classified real estots
advertisements his page ten cents per line for
each insertion, and none taken for less than
miTtu cent?
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SALE OF OIL REIN.

r. B. PETTY, Attorney,
405 Grant street.