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THE PITTSBURG PRESS. APRIL 11, 1899. TUESDAY EVENING. mm CHURCH FEDERATION. MEL-TUG HELD LAST EVEM AT GRACE REFORMED CHIRCH.

FIEBTTERIH ISIOS. Dr. XrfMk, ef Philadelphia, the Principal Sweater Thl. lEeaiai. The banquet nf the Presbyterian union of Fittsbursj and whtth will be held this evening, promises to be of an unusually interesting character.

Rev. Dr. E. R. Ponehoo.

secretary of the union, ho is in ctiarge of the ar- t. fhil Tr.ft-lisi cf ac- The Public Aroused. Great Interest Manifested by AH Classes of People. ARRANGEMENTS FOR CENSUS. Out of the Sew Officers Elected tar the Tear.

Reawrt af the Cantatluee Fn-aeral 3tthd laapector iddnu the Teaeaneat HaaneaPeaec Plans Appr.ved. Thousands Call for a Supply iaiu.im.i erptanees wa Ureer tuan on ai.y former occasion, and tiiat the outlook for the banquet wa excellent. The princip.il ffv.k-T will be Rev. Tr. Henrv C.

Ax of Philadelphia. Hia ubjct to-night will he "My experience ns atrtiT chaplain In front of Dr. McCook i known In the scientific worH as the author of a hook entitled, 'The Tenant of an Oil Ftrm." which has ma.ie him famous on two continent. He i perhaps better known to the Pres-bvterian of western i'ennsylvani aa the author of "T.e I.tlmera. Dr.

Mc-Ceok wt'l Introduced this evening by Chancellor V. J. IfoUand. KOt HTEE-WTH RF.G1WKST. Work of ReoraaoUalloa Proarreaa-Ibk (omiMny A Mastered la.

The work of reorganizing the Fourteenth regiment was commenced laat night. Company Capt. C. C. McLain.

was mustered Into the national guard by Col. Glenn. There were men and three officers enrolled. The company i the first one of the regiment to be reorganized tka rtptn-ini hi mustered out of of the New Germicide, The annua buemess meeting of the Federation of church of Pittsburg, Allegheny and vicinity, held last night In Grace Reformed church, was of aa interesting character. Rev.

H. N. Fuinv-r, Rev. Dr. L.

C. Ei.rn and Rev. S. A. Hunter, LL.D..

comprising the committee appointed to offer sug estions for the correction of evil in connection with funeral customs, made their report, which wa adopted. The committee made many UKgeationa, moat of which were designed for the protection of health. A resolution endorsing the cz.tr's reace conference, which wag presented ty Rev. George W. Critrhlow was adopted and the following committee was appointed to promote a peace tentimnt in this i (immunity: Gov.

W. A. Stone, chairman; Hon. J. W.

F. White, Hon. F. H. Cot- AH Agree to Use It Faithfully.

the United States volunteer service. About A Visit to the Different Distributing DECORATION by Freehand Painting, Applique Relief. Special Paneling, etc, Is growing in favor It has individuality. TO DO THIS class of work we are perfectly equipped; our decorators are artists schooled in color harmony effects which makes your part, easy and their work is, always well dene. ELABORATE Colored Sketches that suggest modern idea's In decorating will be furnished, and if you wish, special original designs after your own fancy will be made.

WRITTEN estimates of cost which you will find extremely low are submitted A TELEPHONE CALL will receive immediate attention. If you prefer we will go to your home with samples and sketches G. G. O'BRIEN, 1002 Fifth Telephone P. S.

rying such studious attention to high art decoration enables ns to suggest the tasteful use of moderate-priced papers, even down to 5 and 8 cents per roll. With these papers Stripes, Floral, Chintz and Dresden designs the effects that may be produced are surprisingly pleasing. The Artistic is Not, Necessarily, Expensive. Points Shows the Necessity of Prompt Action on the Part of the Public. More Than Two-Thirds of the Pojpu-, ulation of Pittsburg and Allegheny Afflicted With Catarrh, Bronchitis or Consumption.

HOG ON A RAMPAGE. IT BREAKS A WAV FROM A DROVE A visit to any one of the points from which the new germicide, "Hyotnel," was distributed yesterday, would have shown that the public in general have, at last, been aroused to the' danger which lurks in every house, store, factory or street car frequented by sufferer from catarrh and consumption; and while many expressed their doubts as to the new germfcide being a positive cure of the above mentioned diseases, all were ready to admit that almost every case of catarrh and consumption starts with a common cold; the same belnc neglected until the air passages become inflamed and in condition to receive th-s bacilli of these dangerous diseases, which are always to be found floating in the air we breathe. A careful estimation taken from the number of people who called for Hyomei proves that, at least, two hundred and fifty-one thousand persons in Pittsburg and Allegheny alone are to-day suffering from catarrh or consumption, and as these diseases are both infectious, some little Idea can he formed as to thu necessity of every man, woman and child In this city using every precaution to protect themselves against these diseases. The fact that the number of persona afflicted is constantly Increasing Is evidence, Indisputable, that no cure has heretofore been found. Two years ago it was impossible to find a regular physician who would hold out any promise that these diseases might be cured, and for thia reason no ASD CAtSES COKSTERSATIO 1 horses in a top buggy.

Every merchant of any prominence was visited and the short change racket worked on them. Conservative estimates place their profits at $200. Opposed to Canteens. Washington, April Washington Ministerial association at a meeting held yesterday entered Its protest against the Interpretation placed upon the recent "anti-canteen legislation" by Attorney General Griggs. Inalat on James' Headache Powders.

REV. JOHN H. FRUGH, Re-elected President of the Pittsburg Federation of Churches. ADVICE TO MOTHERS. MRS.

WIN SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Should always used for children teaming. It soothes child, softens th. gum, allays all pain, cures wind oollc, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLH. laosps a AMONG THE SCHOOL CHILDREN Captured After a Loao- Chase I I P- pcr Allegheny Immense Crowd, of People Assembled to See the Contest Between the Hog- a ad Drovers. germicide had then been found which Could be Inhaled In the air we breathe, (the i wy ot reaching the diseased parts), To-day over thirty-nine hun He was a spotted porker; one of that Your Wife A kind with a white ground and black discs, denoting that he was a marked being among the drove of swine that was being forced from his peaceful quarters in the stock yards at Herr's island to an early A BETTER JUDGE OF WHAT YOU SHOULD EAT THAN YOU and it's dollars to doughnuts that she knows Just where to get the best canned goods, dried fruits, groceries, for less money than and bloody end somewhere up Butchers id you take home when she asks you to bring A you pay for the stun run.

But he was only one of 80 or more, ome something from the grocery. Did you Know that very often she ho yet he was the only one which seemed to Is compelled to throw your purchase into the garbage can? Many Her, Hon. J. -Single, W. R.

Thompson. W. P. Potter, S. Marvin, H.

J. HVlnz, S. E. Gill, VV. A.

Herron, V. i. Torrance, McF, Carpenter, J. I. Buchunan.

lit. Rev. Bishop R. Phelan, D.D., Bishop Cortlandt Whitehead, D.D., Hev. C.

Barnes, D. Rev. J. H. Prugh, D.

Rev. D. Dorchester, Ph. Rev. H.

Lucas. Rev H. M. Russell, L. Rev.

Jesse C. Bruce, D. W. P. Potter was made convener.

The following officers of the toleration were elected: President, Rev. J. H. Prugh. D.

Mrnl vice-president. Rev. R. at. Russell, D.

D. second vic.e-preni(ient, J. 1. Buchanan; treasurer, W. R.

Thompson: recording secretary, Rev. A. H. Lucas, D. D.

Executive committee: Presbyterian, Rev. 8. A. Hunter, I.L. Rev.

Jesse C. Bruce, I). Rev. G. W.

Chalfant. D. D. Protest-ant Episcopal, Rev. J.

Crockar White, 1. Rev. K. H. Ward, D.

Reformed Presbyterian, Rev. J. W. Bproull, D. Rev.

Thomns Watters: I'nlted Presbyterian, Rev. W. H. McMillan, D. Rev.

J. Robinson, D. Baptist, Rev. L. C.

Barnes, D. Rev. W. A. Ktantoii, D.

Rev. C. Kiuwllliam: Methodist KpiscopHl, Rev. T. J.

Leak, D. Rev. Pon 8. Colt. D.

Rev. C. Smith, r. Cumberland Presbyterian Rev. J.

R. Henry; Lutheran, Rev. G. W. Critchlow, Rev.

S. Shaffer, Rev. C. B. King: Congregational, Rev.

A. H. Clnfliu: Christian, Rev. C. L.

Thurgood, Rev. J. Lhamon; I'nlted Kvangelical German, Rev. K. Rouff; Methodist Protestant, Rev.

J. it. Lucas, Rev. George ShHff.T, I). D.

Reformed, Rev. C. L. Aispach, Rev. W.

II. Holliger; Evangelical nsuociutlon, Rev. J. McKee, Rev. Koehnc: Baptist, colored.

Rev. fi. B. Howard, P. T.

African Methodist Episcopal, Rev. J. W. Gazaway, Rev. W.

Kincaid. Laymen H. J. Heine, John G. Holmes, Prof.

G. M. Bleth, Charles Lockhart, H. K. Porter, P.

R. Hamilton, J. W. Hous want to rebel from the dictatorial swish of the drover's whip. limes sue lias imu iu iu iwnu -nn.

oc jus. 0 you "stopped at the first grocery you came to" and bought trashy stuff, A 1 when she told you to go to Charter's. Good health 80 per cent, of the men were former members of the company and served during the ttpanlsh war. Companies and will meet at the central armory on Thursday night to be mustered In; Company on Friday night: Company at Oakdale on Saturday night ALI.EUflKXV PARK Finance Committee Recommends a Purrhaae. The new finance committee, of Allegheny, met for the first, time last night and a resolution was Introduced recommending the purchase from the Marshall heirs a strip of land opposite the Watson boulevard for an entrance to Rivervlew park.

The bonds of these city officials were approved: Robert McAfee, director department of public works, J. R. Altirpliy. director department of public safety, 8. F.

Greer, delinquent tax collector, JJO.imhi; Barton Gruhbs, director department of charities. Albert Bigger, city auditor, Tollce Magistrate Henry Httnneshagen, and the other four magistrates $500 each. Hunttaar Hlevlnn' Murderer. Now Castle, April 11. It is understood that the auditors have made discoveries that will lead to the arrest of the Rlevino murderers.

Another detective has gone to work on the case. When you think of Spring Medicine, how quickly Hood's Sarsaparllla comes Into your mind. Erie 'Wants Another Judge, Erie, Pa. April a vote of 31 to 21 the Erie Bar association to-day adopted resolutions endorsing the act which will, If passed give on additional law judge to Eric county. The drove reached Madison avenue and dred physicians are using not only this, they will tell you that through Its use alone can' we expect to eradicate these terrible scourges.

"Hyomei" Is not a patent medicine, or a preparation used by quack and catarrh specialists; but the only advertised cure for coughs, colds, catarrh and consumption ever endorsed by the medical profession. It Is the only treatment that carries a written guarantee to return the money in case of failure to cure. "Hyomei" Is the only Dry Air Germicide known. Theso are truths which cannot be disputed, and it would seem that' on "Hyomei," alone, must the people depend for relief from catarrh, bronchitis, pneumonia and consumption. Knowing this, and being assured that If a cure Is not made their money Is refunded, it Is nothing more or less than a crime for anyone to refuse the protection given by this New Dry Air Germicide.

"Hyomei" Is Bold by all druggists, and a month's treatment will not cost the price of one visit to a physician. Prices: Trial Outfits, 25c; Regular Outfits, Extra Bottles, 80c; "Hyomei" Balm, 2Tc; "Hyomei" Guaranteed' Dyspepsia Cure, 50c. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE R. T. BOOTH NEW YORK.

First street Just about the time the Third ward school was dismissed for the day, and while hog driving in that part of the North Bide Is no unusual sight, there Is always an element of sport among the children who trv to Buess which hog Is a Jewel, And you should take care of it-ln other words, when your wife tells you to g0 to my store for anything you want to eat, do so. You will not only save A your health, but you will also save 25 per cent, on all you buy, and at the same time get the best and purest aroods the market affords. Don't will fall exhausted by the wayside, and be forget that I have the best bread, pies, cakes, to be had in Pitts- burg-baked by the best bakers from the best materials. I also sell the and smoked meats not the emblamed stuff A best of all kinds of fresh thrown, squealing, into tne improvised patrol which Is brought along for the purpose of aiding those that cannot or will not walk with the drove. In this case last evening It was a demonstration of wilful perversity on the part of the swine.

He. as was said, was a large one, and when midway between Read the following prices: but best in the city. A Pie Peaches Large cans BAKERY. IEFT FOR BALTIMORE. GEN.

H. G. OTIS REPORTS. wholesale 6c while nrlce is Madison avenue and East street ne per they last, stopped. So did the drovers.

They tried I have the best bakers usfte best material, and have the clearTfVshop In the city: if you want anjiig in the pastry llne-aend me your orders. He Commends Offlcera and Mea of the 3-lb. to coax him. He aeennea to De wneeaieu. rnnirt not he forced, and In earnest the, 5c Pumpkin Large can, makes splendid pies, per can of his protest to the methods employed Tenth Pennsylvania.

Washington, April 11. The first mafr re If you are not perfectly satisfied- come toack and get your money. In urging mm to ne an oraeriy hub, broke out into a series of squeals that would put the best efforts of a Kickapoo Indian to shame. Baked Beans In Tomato Sauce-large cans; 3-pound else; Kir per can port of the military operations at Manila was received here yesterday by the war department. It was made by Gen.

H. Q. Otis, commanding the First brigade of tha Local Delegates the lateraatl.nal League of Press Clubs. The annual session of the International League of Press clubs opens at Baltimore to-day. The local delegates left last night, a brand new pullman car being provided for their accommodation by the R.

R. Co. The delegates were John B. Dampman, Joseph Thompson. T.

Morgan Silvey Charles Armor. John J. Benltz, MaJ W. H. Davis.

Delegates from the Women Press club were Mrs. Mary Temple Jamison and Mrs. William F. Abel. The Flltnnlirv nartv wo.

daah. i This brought the school cnimren arouna A A A A A A pay 10 Elegant Sugar Corn-You cents for a can no better; per can English walnut Cakes, Pecan Cakes, Orange Cakes, Pine Apple Cakes, Caramel Csket, Devil's Food Cakes, Layer Chocolate Cakes, White Mountain Cakes. Home-Made Bread, 7 loaves I EACH. 6c Enlarged Prostate Cured. The Bane of Old Age No Longer To Be Dreaded.

Splendid Peas-While they last; per can In a heavy rush. It was apparently the chance his porkshtp was waiting for, for ho made a dash, first one way, then another, causing the youngsters to scat-tor in every direction He then made a bee-line for East street, and having gained the corner, he sprinted towards Ohio street, giving vent to a series of squeals that reminded one of a caliope. He did not attempt to cross the large street, having, no doubt, his own reasons for not wanting to try conclusion 3-lb. 7C Tomatoes Finest packed can Doughnuts -Light Cakes Bis- Or A cults Rolls-per dozen Raisin Bread the good kind; per loaf icS I5C4 ton, H. D.

W. English, Hon. H. S. Me-hasd, W.

P. Potter, W. K. Gillespie, J. i Porter, Edwin S.

Gray, J. O. Cooper, W. H. Grahum.

G. V. E. Williarm. J.

I. Kay. Deputy Factory Inspector T. A. Bradley told of the sweat shop evils in Pittslmrg The following committee on the subject was appointed: Rev.

S. A. Hunter, II. Hon. B.

8. Menard, S. R. Hamilton. Ej P.

IjouKlass, William Yost, J. C. Gray and Rev. V. C.

Webb, D. Hugh Cork, auparlnteiident of the house-to-house canvass which will be made next Saturday, then delivered an address, giving the plan, purpose and results expected from the effort, avid gave instructions to those who expect to take pan In the work. It is proposed to visit every house tn the two cities and collect the name of the church goers and nonchurch oer, and this will be followed by an Invitation to all those not identified with church work to become so, At the close of the meeting the chairman of district No. 1, Edwin 8. Gray, chairman, which extends, from the Point to Twentieth street, thence to Liberty, Washington, Mapee and the Monomrahela river to the Point, met and all details were perfected.

Col. Bakewell, commander of the church army, with headquarters on Third avenue; Rov Sandys, of the Hope mission. Third avenue, and Maurice Ruben, superintendent of the mission to the Jews on Congress: street, have each placed their entire working force at the disposal of Mr. Gray. Mr.

Ruben will furnish also Interpreters to accompany visitors in the California Yellow Crawford Peaches a -Large cans, lr per can A California White Cherries lfte Elegant fruit, large A California Green Gage Plums 1Ar a. a el fan lvv size, can A Man Eighty-two Years of Age Cured Id Dixie, Ark One of tbe oldest and best known men Id Perry County has the stln(ctlon of enjovlng perfect health after sufleriug for more than fifteen years with ehruiiic prostatic erjUrge meat nod Inflammation and will cheerfully tell auyoue how lie vat cured Angel Cake Splendid sells at 23c elsewhere; per cake Lennox Hard Wheat Flour nn 40-pound sack JM.VU Large per Eg Plums-Large Qq California cans Rolled Oats-Finest; "lie A per pound Oatmeal You can buy no A better, per pound 2 10c Second division, Eighth army corps. Concerning Col. Hawkins and the Tenth Pennsylvania regiment, it says: "When the alarm was given on the night of February 4, Col. Hawkins, commanding the Tenth Pennsylvania Infantry, moved out four companies from their city barracks to support his outposts.

During the night the enemy made two advances In considerable force, but were easily checked by the skirmishers. At dawn they made another and more determined advance, which was also checked bv the outposts. After daylight Col. llawklns advanced his entire line rapidly forward. He was met with heavy volley firing, but when within 200 yards of the Insurgent line the enemy made a precipitate retreat.

"Near the hospital MaJ. Blerer, commanding the Pennsylvania left, was wounded and compeleled to retire. MaJ. Bell, of the engineer corps, reported to Col. Hawkins, and was assigned to command the left wing.

The line continued to advance, and, by a brilliant charge, swept the enemy from their position. Soon after the regiment, together with a detachment of the First Montana and First South Dakota, under Col. Frost, was moved In nn easterly direction. A new line was established, promptly Intrenched and was still held at the date of the report." Gen. Otis also speaks In glowing terms of the M.ntana.

South Dakota and Kansas troops. With the Pennsylvanlans thev bore the brunt of the fighting and suffered heavy losses. The conduct of both officers and men is highly com-mended. STRIKERS I' CONTROL. California Apricots Fancy large cans; per can rlck C.

Boyle, editor of the Oil City Per-nck. president of the International league, Bnd his daughter, Miss Helen Boyle. Mrs. L. A.

Benin was also in the party, accompanying her son, one of the delegates. T. J. Keenan, of the executive committee, joined the delegation at Baltimore to-day. For frost bites, burns.

Indolent sores, eczema, skin disease, and especially piles, Pe Witt's Witch Hazel Salve stands first and best. Get DeWitt's Witch Hazel 8alv. 316Jlhs The Judge cigar Is the acknowledged standard of the times. Aa Injunction Dissolved. Connellsville, April supreme court dlsso'rd the preliminary injunction granteo by the common pleas court of Fayette county restricting the Yough Bridge company from building Its bridge across the Youghiogheny river at Connellsville.

The company will probably proceed with the erection of the bridge, work on which was stopped by the injunction. The Pittsburg Bridge company has the contract, which Is for a bridge to cost In the neighborhood of with the trolley cars, mil ne turnea arm dashed up East street galn, and at the comer of Third was caught by a trio of determined drivers, who bound him and threw him into a wagon. The excitement caused every window In the four blocks to be thrown open and each doorwav was crowded, while the sidewalks filled with women and children, the spectators apparently had a good time, Good Results Come from long experience. The Cinderella Stoves and Ranges are the result of over forty years' experience. They have every new feature that Is of value to a housekeeper, and are good bakers and perfect roasters.

Gas or coal. Sold by the leading dealers. Display roorn. No. S23 Penr.

ave near Home's. The Judge cigar Is on sale at all retailers of high-grade cigars leading hotel stands, clubs and cafes throughout the city. ECHOES OF THE SIGHT. '2CA Barley The best; per pound Apple Butter Choice fruit; lAr 3-pound crocks IUV Jelly-3-pound crocks; IQr per crock Hominey Old-fashioned kind; per pound Beans Best hand-picked; per quart In 1-gallon a Ketchup Finest, 30c Jugs; per gallon Jewish quarters. Arrangements are also 3c per Lump Starch Largest lump; per pound 85c "Maple Molasses Pure; gallon can Mixed Mustard-H-pInt glasses: each 10c Washing Soda Best; YJ, pounds betng made tor Italian interpreters for the Italian quarters.

The Chinese colony will not be overlooked. Sir Yee Lee, president of the Chinese Christian association, will super-Intend the work among his countrymen. The sub-district chairmen are as follows: No. 1, Mrs. P.

W. Robertson, headquarter Second Presbyterian church; No. 2, F. M. Wilson, headquarters Elehth Street Reformed Presbyterian church; No.

8, James Hamilton, headquarters T.lherfv Kfreet mission- Vn Air Enameline Stove Polish per box Wax SoanLaree cakes, ele- 1r a. rant mnmn- nr rfilr Blue Best bag, 6-cent size-per box A 8upreme Baking Powder OCe 3-pound can fcJV A a Spice Bargains. Fancy Sliver Prunes per pound Fancy California Prunes per pound a Ground Cinnamon, 5 Ground Mustard, a Ground Ginger, Mr. H. Trcndlk.

Fancy Lrge Muscatel Raisins per pound Ground Cloves, i Ground Pepper. POUND. 25c Connell, headquarters First Presbvterian church; No. 5. T.

A. pye. headquarters Smlthfleld Street M'thodlst Episcopal church; No. 6, Rev. p.

S. Little, P. headquarters Second I'nlted Presbvterian church; No. 7, O. R.

Janes, headquarters Welsh Presbyterian, church; No. 8. Rev. W. H.

Swallow, headquarters Fourth Avenue Baptist church; No. 9, Rev. J. T. McCrory, I).

headquarters Third Presbyterian church. Sixth avenue; No. in, Miss Edsell, headquarters St. Peter Episcopal church: No. 11.

Rev. C. Wright, headquarters hope mission. Third ave nue; No. 12, G.

F. E. Wiiharni, headquart. era Grace Reformed church; No. is.

Charles Williams, headquarters Chatham Butter Choice dairy, 2 pounds 6ardln.es In oil per can Salmon Good flfh-3 cans 3ic Corn Starch Finest, per package The slight cough may toor.bccom deep-seated and hard to cure. Do not let it ettlc on the lungs. Think! Has there been ccrwHription in your family? Scott's Emukion is Cod-liver oil with hypophos-phites. These are the best remedies for a cough. Scott'i Emulsion has saved thousands who, neglecting the coogh, would hare drifted on until past hope.

It warms, soothes, strengthen! aod invigorates. r. at4 all drargiata, BaWKE, Uautiasa, ftrtt. John Kowaa, of Bcranton, was arrested in Munhall on a charge of having Jumped a bail bond of $1,000, by Philip Schwartz, also of Scranton, early tn March. Kowss was under Indictment for Lena Gleason, of 24fl Laeock street, was arrested charged by Supt.

Henry Mutt, of Allegheny, with selling liquor Margaret Smith, aged 65 years, a female tramp, who is a familiar figure In the East End. was sentenced for fit days by Magistrate R. G. Mae- Oonlgle for vagrancy Mrs. Henry Kummlng, of St.

Louis, has written to mayor Plehl for information as to the whereabouts of her husband, who left her In 1881, saying he was going to Allegheny. Speedy Trial (or Reed. Grant Reed, colored, who formerly lived at T323 Tioga street, Pittsburg, and who murdered his wife and father-in-law. at Haywood, 13 miles from Culpepper, will not have long to wait for trial. The coroner's Jury found a verdict that the death of his wtfe and father-tn-law was due to Reed, and he will accordingly be placed on trial to-morrow.

The. victims were buried last Wednesday. Slick Swladlera aa the Road. Word has reached Allegheny that a number of merchants along the Perrysv vllle road, from West View to Perrysvllle, had been victimized by two stylish look-tog, men, who drove a pair of prancing FRESH MEAT The Tender, Juicy Kind. Vtt wsnt this to resch the eve of everrreader of tbii paper.

Mr. H. L. Trundle, Pixie, Ark, eighty two years of me. tit hle and heartr a man of his sge as can fuund in the Mate'of Arkansas, lu fact, ha look as vouot as a maa of sixty yars.

For wore than fifteen years Mr. Trundle was a late to prostatic disease. You mea who are afflicted know what It means the day of unrest, the ninta of torture and uneasiness, the pain, tlie frequent call to pasa water and the inabllltr to da so. He could rarcely get about the house, feeble, trembling and racked with pain from head to foot. In this condition he read the startling an-taiuncement In hia paper that a marvelous new method for curing: prostatic disease had been dlecoTertd.

He wrote to the address given for full particulars, and at once obtained the remedy; In less than ten dave more he had the satlm Hon of experiencing relief. Hia case waa chronic, deep seated, anl the chances of rcroterr on aecouut of his age were agalnat him. Yet sixty daye of continuous use of tbe famoul Solvent-Alterant method cared hlmf Yon men who are afflicted rn have tbe same experience if you do what Mr. Trundle did; lie Ued Solvent-A Iterant, a new-method treatment. Itltdeaciibed tn two nicely written book which Wheeling Street Cars Have Sot Raa Since Last Friday.

Wheeling. W. April Wheeling street railway line has not operated a single car successfully since Friday, and no attempt was made yesterday. A large number of Chicago men were Imported, but many returned to their homes after a consultation with the strikers. United States Pistrict Attorney James H.

Gaines has notified the men of the law pertaining to Interference with cars carrying the malls. The strikers have started bus and cab lines to all parts of the city. r. W. Railroad Enjotaed.

New Castle, March 11. The Pittsburg Western railway ha become Involved In litigation with the road supervisors of Taylor township, this county. For changing the roadbed in building new tracks an alternative writ of mandamus has been Issued to compel the company to construct other roads to take the place of those alleged to have been rendered impassable. Judge Wallace issued a rule upon the railroad company to show cause why It should not be indicted for maintaining a public nuistace on the roads. treet Baptist church; No.

Rev. C. F. Praun, headquarters Evangelical Association church; No. 15, Rev.

A. W. ami Al' Arundel, D. D-, headquarters Trinitv Kpiscopal church; No. 17.

Rev. Dr. Nevlh Woodside, headquarters Grant Street Reformed Presbyterian church: No. 11, r.V J. C.

White, P. headquarters St. Andrew's Episcopal church. Boagbt by Pit laburgern. New Brighton.

April stock of the Citizens Natural Gas cotapany was old yesterday to Pittsburg parties for The real purchaser is the Ca con-faty of New Castle. Third Ave. and Grant St. ONE SQUARE FROM POSTOFFICE. A you can get free of charge, by mall, by sending jour name and addict to the Empire Medical Company, 19M, bmlUj Building, Boston, llaaa..