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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1892

Page

19

Quay Recuperates at Beaver Home Focuses on CANals and Farm

Senator Quay rests at his Beaver home after a Washington illness. He discusses the Allegheny Federal building land cost shift to 200000 and a New Jersey to New York Philadelphia canal idea. He plans seashore visits when stronger and manages a Chester County farm by long distance.

Senator Quay Beaver Washington Dispatch SD. Warmcastle United States Harrah Quay Failies Congress Pittsburg Allegheny City Hall Lake Erie Ohio River Senate House Pennsylvania Hein New Jersey New York Philadelphia Raritan Bay Delaware River Esaick Galveston Chester County Chester Owa

Man Held on Murder Charge in Wife's Death Trial

Max Cutkisky faces first degree murder charges after his wife died from strangulation in a case heard by Judge Ewing. A post mortem by Dr. Litchfield found no marks of violence or poison, while witness M. S. Jackson testified to Cutkisky's relationship with a woman named Barbara Wallace. The defense pressed for acquittal as the Commonwealth failed to prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt.

Ewing Max Cutkisky Litchfield M. S. Jackson Mensfield Wallace Barbara Wallace Ichewoon Econeclesion Jorge Ewing Commonwealth

Duquesne Man Pleads Guilty to Illicit Liquor Sales

James Cunningham yesterday pleaded guilty to seven charges of illegal liquor sales in Duquesne. Judge Ewing imposed fines and sentenced him to one year of work on the case.

James Cunningham Duquesne Jodge Ewing

Warships at Huei va Spain and other late items

United States cruiser Bennington joins foreign warships at Huevla Spain. Havana jewelers unable to pay new tariff duties. Mexican General Sandoval blames Diaz for Mexico’s financial crisis. Stevens Point Wisconsin mills reopen after compromise with strikers. Phenix Arizona high winds destroy frail houses and two Indians killed by lightning. Rev Paul of Healds t urx church found guilty of slander and discharged. Austrian maneuvers begin in Galicia with German attaché present. Dynamite in wheat destroys threshing machine near Ogden Utah. two injured. Illinois militiamen in camp and riot with black workers under surveillance. London trial delays in poison case. Paris finds anarchist propaganda in circulation. Judge Hen shot near Encaisrine arouses race tension. Hamilton Band canceled Buffalo Exposition engagement. German bill to cost marks and tobacco controls. Forged deeds in Chicago involve Hetty Green’s property. Sir Charles denies sensational interview claims about Sultan and treaty.

United States HueLva Spain Havana Yeste Luis Sandoval Texas Diaz Mexico Stevens’ Point Wis Phenix Ariz Paul Healdsturx Mondaf Galacia Legation Ogden Utah Illinois Springfield Thomas Neil London Matilda Clover America Paris Hen New Orleans Hamilton Ont Buffalo von Caprivi Germany

Catarrh of the Stomach and Related Ailments

A dated medical advertisement explains catarrh of the stomach causing indigestion and systemic symptoms. It cites doctors Copeland Hall and Byers detailing causes, then presents a patient case of Michael Shaffer who improved after treatment, noting digestive restoration and weight gain. It also links catarrh to deafness.

Bright Dra. Copeland Hail Byers

Sated senses and the need for specialist treatment

An 1803 letter from Selerfort Missouri discusses the prevalence of impaired senses and the dangers of neglecting proper care. The writer testimonials benefits from continued treatment with doctors Copeland Hall and Byers, noting improved health after years of poor relief and urging ongoing specialized care.

Ear disease patience and affordable treatment urged

The article argues that ear catarrh is slow to heal and demands long treatment. It notes patients quit too soon and highlights Doctors Cope land Hall and Byers cutting rates to a dollar a month to allow lasting care until cure.

Eye Trouble From Catarrh Illustrates Eye Extension Case

Miss Lizzie Kelly of Sharpsburg suffered severe eye inflammation and ulceration from catarrh, causing partial blindness. After treatment by Drs. Copeland Hall and Byers her eyes improved, ulcers healed, and general health strengthened, with lasting gratitude expressed for their method.

Lizzie Kelly Ferry Street Sharpsburg Miss Kelly Dru. Copeland Hall Byers

Woman's Trouble and Catarrh Cures Highlighted

A Nimnick station resident, Mrs Frank Smith, describes years of weakness, coughing and digestive distress blamed on catarrh. After trying several doctors she sought Drs Copeland Hall and Byers at 66 Sixth Avenue and reports remarkable improvement and renewed health.

Frank Smith Love Avenue Nimnick Station Drs. Copeland Hall An Byers Sixth Avenue Copelani Byers Pittsburg DRS

Cure by Dru Copeland Hall and Byers Proclaimed

Mr. George Hagan of Clinton Mills describes head and stomach trouble from exposure at work and his cure after one month of treatment by Drs Copeland Hall and Byers. He reports no remaining pain and plans to continue treatment for another month while recommending their practice.

Abbey Lane Dra. Copeland Hall and Byers George Hagan Creton Mills Dru, Copeland, Hall and Byers Mr. Hagan Clinton Mills Clinton Row West Carson Street Southside Iever Dru. Copeland, Hall and Byers

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