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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23
WON IN FL. STYLE.
Pittsburg's Football Team
Defeat the Frankfort
Champions.
VISITORS DID NOT SCORE.
Some Brilliant Playing by Wardle,
Bruck, Waldron and Radcliffe.
PRIDDY AND COURTNEY'S RACE.
Results of the Horse Races on Tracks in the
East and the West
VISITORS DID NOT SCORE.
PRIDDY AND COURTNEY'S RACE.
Results Of the Horse Races on Tracks in the
East and the West.
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS OF TIE DAY

Without any doubt Pittsburg is in it
when it comes down to Association football
plaving In this line of sport Pittsburg
need not take back seat for anybody, as
the local team defeated the champions of
the East yesterday afternoon in very
brilliant style. The contest was between
the local team and the Frankfords, of
PHILADELPHIA, and took place at Exposition
Park The weather was exceedingly threat
ening, but still the attendance was good,
and the spectators were enthusiastic from
start to finish, mostly because during the
last few days considerable betting had taken
place on the result
A Team Of Reputation.
When it was first stated that the Frank
fords were coming here few people who are
interested in football thought that the
locals had had any chance to win. The
reputation ofthe Eastern men led many peo-
pie to think that they could not be beaten
here. They had won the Eastern cup and
many medals, but after all they were
downed yesterday and were not allowed to
make a goal. The victory of the local
team is certainly creditable one and classes
them as one of the best football teams In
the United States. 1t is fair to say that
they were not at their best yesterday, be-
cause until yesterday afternoon they had
never played together. Practice will i'm
prove them.
The contest was good one, and one that
will be remembered long time by those
who saw it, Had the visitors not been a
irst-class team the locals would have piled
up a much larger score than 4 to 0. The
team work on both sides was excellent, but
it could have been better on the part of the
locals. Lack of practice showed itself palp-
ably In the first half of the game Fred
Goodwin was referee and in the second half
Mr.. Waneman, of the Frankfords, officiated.
Both gentlemen did very well except Mr..
Goodwin made a decision in the first half
against the home team that was complained
about The team lined ur as follows:
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Grow and Mack ON the oshsr. This will be
great contest
Dunr,avenss suSgessien.

LoNpoH, Oct aa-Tne Esssd publishes .
letter from Lord Dunraven regarding the
conditions governing races for the Amsri-
can cup. In his letter Lord Dunravsn says
"Tbough the Arguments concerning the
measuring Of yachts for race, think, pro-
ceed on false premises. namely, that the
present rule produces an undesirable type
change appears imminent. Would It Do
possible, before recasting she rule for
council OF yacht racing ASSOCIATE lions, to ap-
proach our American cousins with view to
ascertain whether an interchange Of opin-
tion Of uniform system in both countriesf
Such a result is so devoutly wished for that
It's attainment would fully justify, the tenn
porary continuation OF the rule"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23

and Buccaneer, to run at Newmarket but
the match fell Through Lord Rosslyn was in
formed that Nunthorpe's foot was amfss and
could not run, and he says he expects the
Colonel to pay the forfeit. North's allega-
tion is that Buccaneer was on his feed, and
that the match was on by mutual consent.
Both contradiot the stories Of the other, and
hts Lordshfp's last letter in classical En-.
glish gives it - fact which cannot be dis
puted that Colonel North is no gentleman.
The Colonel 10 dying to prove that he is. but
does not quite know now to set about IL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23

goods merchant, certainly carried on the
honors as far.as Columbus Day displays and
decorations are concerned, Not only is this
OF business, Thirteenth and Carson streets,
but his float in the parade was not exoelled,
If equaled, by any. What attracted the most
attention at his store was the unique
window scene, consisting of pantomimo
illustrating the landing of Columbus.
Twelve appropriately, ,costumed boys went
through the performance every half hour to
the great enjoyment OF crowds Of spectators:
with flags and buntings. In q prominent
position " as placed an elegant oil pain ting
OF Columbus landing. This was part Of
way, New York City, during the New York
celebration, where ft attracted 50 much at
tentfOn
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Triplet Machine Record Broken.

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-The eventsat the bicycle
tournament to-day were as follows:
Quarter mile open-G. c. Green won, Rhodes
second, Lumsden third. Time, :35.
Final, 2:40 class-Green won. cambridge second,
Herman third. Time, 2:39 Is.
Three-mile bankruptcies won, Bliss second,
Green third. Time. H:is.
Half mile. open in two heats and . nnal-The
first won by johnson in 1918. second by Lumsden
In :uS is, and the final by Davis in l:4L
One-mile handicap-Baard won. Bliss second,
Barrett third. Time, 2:25 rs.
Onemile open-Rhodes won, Lumsden second,
Davis third. Time 2:7.
Half mile open handicap-Emmersou, 20 yards,
won, Smith second, Ballard third Time I:0iA.
Banker. Merrill and Winship reduced their rec
ord for one-hsf mile on tripet machine from
:0I is to :59.
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DIED.

fULHEARN-On Saturday, October q
1892, at r. M. MARY A., wife Of Andrew Mul.
hearn, aged 43 years.
Funeral from her late residence, II Law
renee street, Nunnery Hill, Allegheny, on
MONDAY ut $50 A. II. Services at st. Peters
Church 1t 9 A. n. Friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
HOUsEHoLDER-O diphtheria, on Sat.
urday, October a. 1892, At II r. n, GRAoH
daughter of Philip and. Ella Householder,
aged years months.
Funeral from the parents residence, 6406
Carnegie avenue, TO-DAY Sunday at ; P. N.
Friends OF the family are respectfully in
vited to attend.
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LET THE PRICES TALK.
Bernardrs Columbus Day Displays.

Wholesale and Retail Grocer, corner Secor
av. and Market ST., Pittsbury.
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Greensburr. 2s-Uniontoun. q.

UNloNTowN, Oct Q. - Especial. - Friday
afternoon a large crowd of people assem-
bled at Mountain Park, Uniontown. Pa, to
witness the first game of football ever
played at that place between the Green's
burg and Uniontown teams. 1t was Union
towns first attempt at football, and they
certainly made o creditabe showing. For
UrIontown Coll, Beall and Wilhelm played
good game, while Howard's all around
play was of the finest Bovard made several
pretty runs while Furtwangler bucked the
center for large gains. Greensburg scored
rs and Uniontown0 The teams lined up as
fnll
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A Sprint Handicap.

A 12o-yard sprint handicap will be run at
Youngstown next Saturday, and It Is ex
pected that such runners az Taylor, Rogers.
Hogan, Lang. Scheible, Lewis. Fitch
Matthews and Dilmore will start The pro-
moter, who is exerting every effort to make
the IN ce q success, has OK tended the handicap
to S0-yard limit as an inducement to local
men, and il is expected that all of the local
''peds" will start. The stakes will be $50,
and If tho event is q success financially
given. An entrance foe OF 80 cents will be
charged.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23
A THR1LL1se BEAR 11aHr.
A Ferocious Bear With Cubs Nearly Kiils .
New York Hunter. n.,

New York Hunter. r.,
SEL1NseRovE, Oct None Of the most
thrilling bear fights that ever occurred in
Pennsylvania happened q day or two ago,
and in it Abram Goodhears, q New York
sportsman, came near losing his life. In
company with several companions he was
crossing lonely part Of the road near
fremont. in order to reach Jacks Mount
ain. -. ,.
They were on q chestnut-gashering expe-
dition, and while walking along they heard
q noise in the underbrush by the wayside,
and in another instant . large black bear
emerged from the thicket and pounced
upon the party. It sunk It's teeth into
Goodheart's lett shoulder and bit him
severely in the left arm. His companions
took to their heels at first, but when their
attention was arrested by the unfortunate
mans cries tor help they returned and fred
at the ferocious animal. The balls took
immediate effect and just in the niok Of
time, as bruin was in the act of wing his
prisoner in the abdomen. 80
Goodheart was unconscious and Il was
only after some work he WAS revived. just
as the party were leaving the spot three
cubs came from the thicket and were at
once killed by well-aimed shots
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23
Cochrane Seriously Hurt.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 22.-It is learned that
tho injury received by Thomas Cochrane,
end rusher on the Yale football team. in the
game with Amherst yesterday will be more
serious than was at first supposed. Two of
the bones were broken in his hand, and he
will not be able to resume practice or play
again this season. This will cripple the
best candidate for the position.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23
An Interesting Wrestling Match.

The following Is from the London Referee
of October Q: This Saturday after.
noon, at the Ince Recreation Ground.
Wigan. Tom Connor, OF Ashton, and Joe
Carroll of 4Hindlev, near Wigan, met to
wrestle the best Of three back falls, Lam
cashire style, ior El00 and the champion
ship. Both men have been training for
some time, and have met twice before, the
result on each occasion being drawn. About
1000 were present, and after an hour and 20
minutes wrestling neither having given a
fall, they agreed to desist and resume ON
Monday. Betting, 6 to on Connor.
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Whatever You Do,

served on short notice now, such cannot be
the case la.er ON. when the rush has set in.
Bring your furs without further delay. /
will reshape, redye, or simply clean them
Whatever Is needed. But they will look
like new garments again. and it Will cost you
only trifle. WM. GRABowsKY,
- Practical Furrier, S07 Penn ave.
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rExf.xArrs. AND .ArxvAL..
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BOSTON RBP IIcLEvEIANp R PA Z


SUMkARY-Earned rnns-Bost0n. 8; Cleveland,
-stivetts. Childs. Two-base hits : Mccarthy,
Duffy. Stolen bases-Burkett, 2: Virtue, Tebeau.
Virtue, 2. Passed ball-Zimmer. Wild pitch
Clarkson. Struck out-Quinn. Stivetts, Nash,
Virtue Mexican, 2; Clarkson. Sacrifice hits
Duffy, 2: Quinn. 2: McAleer, Nash. Mccarthy.
Long. First base on errors-Boston, 3; Cleveland,
]. Time of game-One hour and SO minutes.
Umpircs Snyder and Emslie.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23

EvANsvILLF-River1 foot inches and rising.
Rain since midnight.
MEHPHIs-Riyer feet1 inch and stationary
Clear ana pleasant.
ary. Departure-C. II. Woods, Matamoras. Cool
and cloudy.
ary. Raining.
CAIRo-No arrivals or departures. River feet
and falling Cloudy and cool.
NEW ORLEANs-Raining since sundown.
ST. Observation-Disclosures from Memphis.
Departed-Cherokee and Atlanta. for Memphis and
Grey Eagle for Natchez. River stationary.
Cloudy and warm,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23
Homestead, q Jeannette, o.

BRADDook, PA, Oct q. -[Special The
Homestead football eleven played q great
game at Jeanette this afternoon in the
presence OF nearly 1000 people Homestead
won with a score of to O. with two disputed
goals.
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Beat the Professionals.

FRANKLIN, Pa. Oct. 22.-The Franklin Base
ball team closed the season by winning
game from the professionals in uninterest-
ing play. The hitting was light on both
sides, and the errors or the visitors all
proved costly. The SCORE:
Franklin. .........2 o o 0 2 o o -
Professionals ...............c o o o o o o o 90
Hits Franklin. 3: Professionals, 3 Errors
Franklin, 4: Professionals, 6. Batteries-Frank-
lin. Alexander and Boyd; Professional Cargo and
Wilson. Struck out-By AlexA nder. Q; by Cargo, 3.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23
A FORMER BUSINESS MANS STATE
MENT.

Forced to Give Up His Business on Account
of His Health, but Able to Resume Worh
in Three Weeks After Beginning Treat
ment With Drs. Copeland, Hall and
Byers.
"I used to be in business for myself" says
SIR. James Mccormick, who resides at No.
H5 Thirty-sixth, city, "but had to give it up
on account of my health getting so bad. My
friends advised me to travel. thinking 10
would be beneficial, and obtained q posi-.
tion as travelling salesman, but had to give
that MP also. had not been able to work
for quite a while before consulting Drs.
Copeland, Hall and Byers, but in three
weeks time after beginning treatment with
them was able to resume work.
81 had as bad q stomach as it was possible
for anyone to have and live. In the morn
ing my stomach was so weak and nauseated
all could eat for breakfast was a water
cracker. vomited up my breakfast every
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23
Buah n laert,e Piano

With the transposing kcy board. Of French
and concert pitch, only At ]. NJ. Honmann q
Co.'s, E3T Smfthtield street.
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An Interesting. Contest.

An all-day shoot of great interest will take
place on tho grounds Of the Heron Hiu Gun
Club, Brunot's Island next Thursday. BE-
sides the regular programme of events there
will be . - live bird match between the
brothers, A. H. and W. 8. King, and O. D.
Levis on tile bne part, and = ,. 6haner. Jim
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23
AeFARMERs NOTABLE STATEMENT.

Mr.. John Finley, Son Of the Founder Of Fin
leyviIle, Washington County, Pa, En-
dorses the Unparalleled Treatment of
Dn. Copeland, Hall and Byers.
There II no question as to the high char
acter OF the testimonials that are offered to
the people Of Pittsburg and vicinity by Drs.,
Copeland, Hall and Byers. They are from
worthy and respected citizens; they are not
from obscure and unknown people. In.
every case Is the full name and address
given, and in most cases q portrait OF the
person making these statements, and not
only this, but those offering this evidence
do 50 from feeling of gratitude for benefits
received, ana are ready to corroborate the
statemente at any time. The following
statement ID from Mr. John Finley. of Fin
1eyv1lle, Washing ton county, Pa IN old and
respected farmer. and son OF the original
owner and founder OF the time-honored
town which bears his name. 1t is valuable
not alone in showing the decided good
effects OF the treatment, but in indicating
tho high class of patients treated by these
physfcianS. = -.-.. -....-- -
my trouble started with an abscess of the
ear Is years ago " says Mr.. Finley. "ani ever
since then 1 have been troubled with my
ears, nose, head and throat and of late years
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23

my stomach also. When my etr bealed and
broke it opened into the back BART of my
throat. and ever since then until taking a
course Of treatment with Drs. Copeland.
Hall and Byers. conld not sleep at night
without catching cold unless wore head
covering.
headaches and pains over my ewes. had
the usual discharge from the nose and hawk
ing and splitting, and coughed some every
morning. Ny eyes were weak and my stoni-
ach became deranged. My appetite became
deprHyed and after eating bloatsd up feel
ing Of the stoma CHI with RI ting OF gas, palpi-
ration or fiuttering of the heart, dizziness,
shortnHss OF br eath, etc. In iact began to
feel miserable generally and felt would
have to Ret relief or give mp work.
Reading of the remarkable success Drs-
CoJeland. Hall and Byers were having In
troubles like mine, and hearin. words of
praise spoken of them by u number OF their
Finleyviile patients, decided to consult
them and place myself under their treat,
ment Under their method bave improved
to sucn an extent that the headaches. ear
and throat trouble have disappeare1; my
stomach ID all right, and feel like differ
snt person. make this statement t,IS ,Sr she
have been and want to get cur~d."
The Deafness and Ear Trouble Which Re
suits From Neglected Catarrh Can Be
Cured in Every Case.
A HARDwARE MERcHASSs STATE
AIENT.
A Powerful Testimonial From Mr.. j. w.
Crawford, Of Ligonier, and Latrobe,
Who Had Been Sufferer From Catarrh
for Fifteen Years.
Genuine and superior qualifications and
training. the widest and most extended ex-
perienee in practice, those have formed the
basis Of the SUCCESS of Drs. Copeland, Hall
and Byers in their specialties. That they
are just what rhey- claim to be; that they
perform, what they promise that they deal
honestly and irankiv with the public. en-
.pioyfng no sricks, relyinx upon no false rep
resen tasfons; that they represent perma-
nencs and responsit ility, these are abundant
reasons fDr the public confidence which
they havA TO she substantial statement Of
Mr.. Finley Gfvsn abcvss they also add thas
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23

SEE Solomon & Rupen's immense stock of
mems slippers. They have them in all the
desirable leathers, veivets and plushes. AL
new goods, which means the latest.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23
DO You EAT?
Nuts! Nuts: Nutsi

EVERYONE CAN HAVE NUTS At THESE PRICES
The Halloween season is almost here. Our
complete stock is at your DISPOSE We don't
need to tell our customers we win knock out
all competitors on this and every other line.
No Old, musty. moldy, worm-eaten stock.
will give an absolute guarantee with
every pound Of nuts bought at ouf store. II,
on examination, they prove to be unsatis
factory, return them and your money will
be cheerfully handed to you. Send for price
list.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23

A ZINE lot of genuine fur crush hats at roc,
regular price ~ o0. 1T $alier's, corner Smith
field and Diamond streets This oner 10 for
one day only, Monday, october -
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Ladies' Felt Hats

Reshaped and redyed. Latest plate. Os.
trich trips curled and shaped frto Prince OF
Wales style. It Is the latest. Quick service.
WV. GRABowsKY, Practical Halter and Fur.
rier, 707 Penn avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23

SOLOMON RUBEN have made q specially
tailor could produce. You must see them.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23

THAr window display Of horse goods at
Solomon q Ruben's IL always besfeged by
sight-essrs. II 10 positively . matchless and
erSistic grr9nIom6utt Don't miss eoo10g ~
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The Colonel Called Down.
rBy CABLE TO THE DrsP ArcH.

IBY CABLE TO THE DIST ATCH-J
LONDON, Oct 22.-Thfs year the British
sporting world 10 exercised by the quarrel
between Colonel North and L ord Rosslyn,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23

of Mr.. J. W. Crawford, . promfnens hard.
ware dealer, with stores et Ltgon1er and
Latrobe and residence at the former place.
"I have been ailing for sixteen years"
says Mr.. era wi ford. land employe ed at d1ner-
ent times all the best physfcians in my
die of consumption, and none of my friends
ever thought that / would get Weu MY
head was sore all over from neuralgia pains,
the scalp so sore and tender that my has
hurt me. My nose and throat were cioGged
up with tough, sticky mucus, wnfcn Kept
time to dislodge. I blew terrible stun ous
Of my head, and laid and cou2hed ana spit
up all night as If had consumption.
"My bowels also troubled me groAe oeal
and every time caught q cold 1t would ag-
gravate this trouble, as. the cold seemed TO
doctors in nv neigh borhood without any
benefit asked one Of his opinion aoous my
going TO the city and consulting DIS. Cope
land, Hall and Byers, but he said there was
no use, as they could not do me any good.
However. 1 decided to give them trial and
in my life, as in ten days after beginning
their treatment the cough left me. ana pc
fore the first month was mp had gained ton
pounds in flesh and felt better than nao
for fve years previously. am improving
right along, and feel that ft il nothing more
ing humanity in general that 1 should maKc
this statement public in return for the greas
benefit received at their hands"
Have You Cough? Is There Soreness
In Your Lungs? Is Your Breathing
Difficult? This Is Bronchial Catarrh.
Don't Wait for 1t to Become Consump.
ion. Treat 1t and Cure It Now.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23

Nerve Restorer No fits after hrst days use. Mar
velous cures Treatise and s. 90 trial bottle free to
FIT cases. Dr. Kline. szl Arch St. Phila.. Pa. su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23

SOLOMON RuBEx's neckwear department.
is booming, and why notf Nothing but new
goods and choicest OF styles.
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How They Lined Up.
'rdnkfrds.

Early in the first half Crowhunt had his
leg injured and changed positions with
Campbell The latter was not a success at
goal and Quirk became goal keeper for the
balance of the. first half In the second
half Crowhunt looked after his own posi-
tion and really PLAYED a splendid game. He
is good player. During the game Wardle,
Waldron, Bruck and Radcliffe and the
Attewells all distinguished themselves
Quirk, of the visitors, put up brilliant
game, and his successful interference with
Waldron was one of the features of the
game.
The visitors had the ball to start with,
and in less than five minutes they had a
''corner kick," which yielded them nothing
s- all
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Comparative remper.sure.

PrfTsBURG, Oct. E.-The Local Forecast Onlcial
Of the Weather Bureau In this city furnishes the
following: -,.,-
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tCommunicatsd.I

WHAT has Dalxeli done in Congress to
further the business or labor Interests or
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S5AMONTH

FORM RATE OF % MONTH. REMEM-
BER. THIS INCLUDES CONSULTATION,
EXAMINATION, TREATMENT AND MED
ICINE FOB ALL DISEASES AND ALL PA
TlENTk -
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morning and had a bloated-up condition Of
the stomach with rifting OF gas, palpitation
and fluttering of the heart, q smothering
and sufrocating sensation, with dizziness
and floating spots before the eyes.
AFTER a while an asthmatic condition set
in, and / could not go TO bed week in
month for shortness o. breath and smother
ing sensation. All the sleep got was while
sitting up in chair.
Reading of so many remarkable cures by
Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers, 1 decided to
place myself under their treatment. Their
success in my case has been something won.
deriul As / saic before, in three weeks
time / was at work, and now can go TO bed
and sleep all night without being troubled
with asthma / go to sleep as soon as
strike the bed. My stomach trouble has also
left me, i have no more vomiting or nausea,
and can eat three hearty meals q day with
out suffering the least distress, and am I'M
proving in health and strength daily.
"It is the pleasantest act OF my life 20
make this public acknowledgements Of the
success of Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers'
method Of treatment. and heartily recon-
mend anyone suffering from stomach
trouble, and particularly complicated with
bronchial asthma, to seek these well-known
specialists without delay. It would have
been many dollars in my pocket, besides
many months of suffering saved, had gone
to them in the first place, without trtfins
away my time and money"
Catarrh OF the Stomach and Catarrhal
Asthma Can Be Cured In Every Case BY
Our Method of Treatment