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BOSTON POST. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1902 Q4 YEARS OLD Strcng, Healthy and Full of Vigor, Thanks to DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY Mr. Ralph Bullock, Who is in His I05'h Year, Says; Owe IWly Age to Pure ly.alt COAL STRIKE OFF. AND THE PRESIDENT ACTS WASHINGTON, Oct. on being notified that the coal strike was declared off President Roosevelt called a meeting of the arbitration commission here on Friday.

The commission will organize and begin work at once. The first session will probably be held at Wilkesbarre. Oct. 21 bf-fore 3 this afternoon President Roosevelt received a le'egram from Wilkea- barre. Informing him the convention of miners had declared off the anthracite coal strike.

The telegram was signed by John Mitchell, chairman, and municipal governments, all organizations and Individuals throughout the for a.ss!stance rendered the miners during their great struggle. The vote to resume coal mining was a unanimous one and was reached only after a warm BP wi im OFTHESABiM Tl i Patrick Callahan of 1.5 Park street. Charlestown, fell 3e feet into the hold of the steamship Sagamore, on which he was at work, at the Hoosac Tunnel docks yesterday afternoon and was probably fatally hurt. His spine was fractured and he was in a critical condition at the Relief station last night. Callahan is 39 years old and iinmarrled.

MASTERY OF CHRONIC DISEASE FREE FROM PAINS Before November 1st. ALONG THE WATER FRONT It was reported that the Elder-Dempster line steamer Montank was on the Tnl i from Swan.sea, but oiR.icu tiy uuuii Uiictirriiciii, aiiu debate. The principal i-iia IcIanH nf Knntlieket at W. B. Wilson, secretary of the ronven- to accepting the arbitration prop- she passed fhe Island of Nantucket at ositlon was that no provision was con- 4 yesterday afternoon on the way tained in the scheme to take care of Philadelphia.

This steamer Is those men wlio would fall to billed to come to this port, and leave the their old positions or would be unable to Hoosac A docks at tlon, and was identical with that made at Wilkesbarre before noon today. Immediately on receipt of the informa- the following telegram was sent to Mr. Mitchell: i House, Washington. D. I Oct.

21, 1902. I John Mitchell, chairman of conven- I tion. Wilkesbarre, I receipt of your telegram of Ihls 1 date the President summoned the commission to meet here on Friday next, the 24th at 10 a. m. (Signed) B.

CORTELYOU. News of the termination of the strike was received by fhe President with great satisfaction. Before the formal telegram from Mr. Mitcliell had reached him ho tlemen: The benefit I derive from Duffys M.u get any work at all. Charlestown on the the month T.

1 tter and can thank Dr. riunaett ror u. vreaiineru. anu Ur. Plunkett has been dc-' used to why God did not 1 nm fvco fro vised to meet popular wants, and fs-, nr'i The principal speech e.f the day was Bristol Eng IIL Whrn thr Dominion llnrr New England, rer W.

B. who leaves Charlesfown at 2 ming as he does thousands of cases. tbT rt.iinn.! ofJoilzatlof In this aftemoon for Queenstown he is familiar with every phase of atrong araumrnt th. Doctor PlunkeWs System now Per- md opened nnd naid i fMedso that Includes thd Treatment and Cure of all Chronic Disease at a Fr.eman cf to wyman Price Within the Reach of the Most i doetors made np my mind to go Wklea riain. for o) Slender Parse.

An X-Ray rXTlS tlon. a Trial Treatment and at, Medl- SU nun.rti Cine Free to AH Who Begin Treatment i and anld, Mr. White, I i and went to him. examlnfd me with tha 1 expoi'tf to see veu allva. WTiy.

yon look ao I X-Bty and said 1 had InterL-eatal neuralgia. I said, 1 am feeling 50 per I congested liver and indlcestlnn. I began taking cent h- tter and can thank Dr. Plunkett for It. treatment, and after tnklm; course cf treatment from iiainM.

I never cx- 4 the pniiia, hat I 11 iTnnnic lor thnnk the Oxmo-riiemlc pecially to overcome the preuidice Plnnkrtt for treatment. he nnd their vsonderfnl enre that exists on the part of most people to as well as the fear and distrust felt by the average sufferer toward a priced doctor and the train of expensive fees connected with treatment under him. Dr. Plunkett takes a personal interest in every case that is intrusted to his care. He is qualified for work by special training, superior education, first-class equipment, a splendid laboratory and a long and varied experience.

Exam for M. FRKEMAN. sengers on board, she will also be taking diseases. I A the is one of the wl 1 be 23.000 barrels of apples, one of the, largest shipments this year and other: R.ALPH BULLOCK. 101 YEARS AS LL AS 40 YEARS AGO men to accept arbitration, the very plan I Ihe strikers themselves had offered, re- I turn to work and trust to the tribunal to do them jinstlce.

He said in I part: I then nue.stlon 3 and two cars of side treatment, all medicines 1 i sctih)cs. Cancer of the Stomach UttDr the u-uhI of Oastrlc at the Pylorus or end the flrc four rlatifs. S.Vrr'tis (hard (soft cnnciri. i'-dlord likoi, and Fipitholioma. This Iflttcf causi's great dostrnrtion uf the cella of the 11 Membrane I'f the tipon wiilrh it feeds, or fm- its own rtevelotimcni.

hard cancer is common. years. She will also have 99.000 bushels the av'erage physician. ith I)r. Tltin- wheat.

800 tons provisions. 200 tons lum- there is nothing of this sort to tons of mls''el- contend with, a.s his terms include, be- Gentlen.en Pure great axe. vlsorous constitution and retnark- a'de freedom from disease to Its dally use for rriHny years. Tboti.cb 104 years of 1 feel as young and he.trty as 40 ago- My appetite la good. I still do all the chores.

I cannot say too much in favor of Pure Malt Whlekey. It is a blessing to the old and Kick The Tiord will surely tbs discoverer of srch a medicine and proloncer of life. nUTJiOCK. Brooklyn, N. Y.

the men you do not know yet whether or not you are going to he dismissed from the The meeting of the board of arb'tration posltl.ins you occunied before the strike, probably will be held in the office of but you are anticipating. You have al- Commlssloner Wright in the department ready secured a nreposition by which of labor. the commission has ef- the ouestlon of dismissal of those men, fected its organization, the memb'irs will IT thev are dismissed, will he submllted call In a body on the President to pay to arbitration, and the operators have Deputy Supertntendent Bragdon h.as The.se facts are on daily made a new rule which will be bailed hy the numerous patients at his offices with joy by the owners and captains cf all those Mr steam and sailing vessels, which come live for now. 1 only add the Oemo-rhemlc PUZZLED TjiE DOCTORS Iliiltln of Gotland Oulncr. fillffAPfid for 8 Wltu takiHK medici i At that time it Is ex- Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey aids digestion, stimulates nnd (-nrlchea the blood.

Invigorates the brain, builds nerve tones up the heart, fortifies tVe eystem against all gerris and prolongs life. tf you to keep young, strong H.n-1 rlgor- ens and have on your cheek the glow of perfect liealth. take DUTTVS PUTPR MAI.T tVHISKEV a tea.speonful In a h.ilf glasr. of water or milk, thr-e times a day. and tnke r.o other medli-lne.

It is dangerous to fill your with img.a: Itu poW'n the system and the heart depresses the heart', while DPFFY'S PFUF, MALT tones and strengthens the heart action and purifies the entire system. avrof-d to abide by the decl.sion of the arbitrators. The ouestlon of taking care of all men who will fail to get work immedlatelv will be a serious one for the union. to parties who have other vessels at their piers, discharging, particularly in the case of coal schooners, barges and steamers, which are obliged fo anchor in the stream nntil a berth is ready for them. In effect the new rule will make It compulsory for large steamers not to pected he will embrace the opportunity to give the commission such verbil instructions as he may care to present to it.

The first step of the commission be to take the testimony of the miners, who may regarded as plaintiffs in the wH' 'ake care- of the engineers ir, The new rule and pumpmen but there be anchored in the stream. The new luU sands of other classes of mine worke- 8 makes It compulsory for fhe ma.ster and who will have to be looked after. In agents of a steamer to a some places win not be able to for the ve.ssel a.s in the case of the get work for weeks, and In other local- Baron Balfour. She has about ItDs. where the mires are In very bad ton.s of Java sugar and It was found treatment.

Come nnil he evamlned with fhe rowcrful Oamn-f'heniic X-Ray, out to a what yonr Is, yoa hegln Ireafmetit before 1st. you will re- celye a.ii X-Ray A kll he to Iciiow what was CANCERS yon a eaiieer or any ful tumor or growth on you; im HiTi reni upnn what part ef your Itcdy; noi w.ilr. to Osmo-Cheuilc physiclp.na. and bave theni it, iven If say ir oannef he eured. Mnyhe it cari bv tlic new eoTsry.

T'he Osuio-t'hemle espe- elally invite thnse In utiii-h old trent- Bient falled and whtch nther 1 -ave pifpn np. If you ape aurferlng freni anv forni i.f can case. Notification will be sent to all intereste parties at certain specified times, the commission will hear evidence to be presented. It is probable that the first sessions of the commission, at which testimony will be taken, will be held in Other meetings wi'l be held in Philadelphia or New Y'ork or In both cities. me like 1 brother, and their el.j«i-|ie«> are luoilerate that every- hrtilV ao to them for treatment UKUM.VN HULTIN.

its met none of them I tumor or any or blood disoBfo. go to me an whJVever? 1 0 phy.lclanr.. and got help. I of the 0 Diseases Due Ceil Jhey I for imntmVnt. me with the I ned Bay Fever, Fatnrrh and and Aatzi ms.

I began taking treatment and am very THE KN'FE." MRS. SIVA'S LEBFR CALLING OFF THE STRIKE WILKESBARRE, Oct. a shout that fairly shook the convention building the representatives of the 147,000 mine workers, who have been on her beam was greater than, the draws and she anchored in the stream. The Boston. Oct.

1902. For the of niy su.TcrIng sisters, whoso ii. number. I know, Is Icplon, I to tender consignees of the cargo evidently tnougtu my m.preclatlon and tlmr.ks for "hat the Osmo- I DulYi I uro oYYlclally declared I morrow morning. toels for flftv pure and to coutain groat niodleinal propertlcs.

yon Rnk for Pare WlilMkry yon tho ot oxrollenoe of proiinriif oontluii- nlly lo niit apoii for otily. will try to mnlt wliicli. fnr from lire liiirmfiil. TIeiiiand and he to get it. If ouly Intely pure miilt xv'hlskey whieh eon- lii-nlth-glvlnir l.ook for traile niark, Olii on label.

The genuine at all ami grocen', or a hoitle. A bioklet contalnlng aymp- tonis treatuir-nt of each and innny lestit lonlab v.1U ho sent lo any render of Test who IH wiit'i l'ulTv Malt Whbk jy Uoeheslor, N. V. off at noon today the greatest conte.st ever waged between capital and labor and placed all the que.stlons Involved In the struggle Into the hands of the arbitration commission apiiointed by the ITesl- dent of the United States. After the miners had called the strike condition, there will be no emplovment for manv workmen for some months.

Now that strike Is over the volume of relief money will decrease, and local u'riiion upon the national organization ror as-, oa.v. wnen mt- 1 nospital, Itojbury. hcKldps seeking when the money now on hand take up her mudhnoks and get a gait of nn.l tRking durens of bottles of runs out. on to some pier. Conseciuently af high paient me.iicines, uoue wh'oh snits- of men needed to repair the noon, four harbor tugs of the Boston mines and otherwise them In con- Towbo-at fleet buckled onto the craft and dition for opf-ralion will be at work to- soon had her safe and secure at the new 1 dock In South Boston.

the that the old arrangement good, but phyKtc-lnns have done for me. will be compelled to call they were disabused of this Idea vester- national organization for as- day. -wffien the steamer was ordered to ffospitai, Hejbury; hcKtdPs seeking the After Mr. Mitchell had President Roosevelt of the action of the con- fleet Included schooners Alice M. Gutlir'e, nnd (he eljircd (hat hat nn operit- for tnvnor of the vToiiih me.

Another Rilvlse.l dllnti in sud but I wns drt'T- at Tvhorf from the flshintr reslpn f.if,. heforc Buccuinl.lnq: Arrivals at wnarf f'om i. ning knife, until the tuth of Augnsi. when my husbnnd me to try the Onmo-Fliemle vontion. and had received a reply to the Annie and Jennie, E'la trentment.

he ty th.dr ndver- effpct that the com.misslon w'ouid meet in M. Dougherty, I.ucy Washington on Friday, he sent out the Costa. Boyd and Leeds, S. H. Pinkh.atn an oi.oruMra of uroved official announcement throu.eh the pres.s and sloops Klondike and T.ear w-ith by to tie giowrh.

The of the are niade up of minute and when these ee'le l.eeome for the laek of rnner the result. By eutnlying the proper nutriment to the health can he obtained. diaeneea, no ni.a‘tPr how ohronle, ean he cured hr hrlnxing the to their normal eordltb'ri. The treatn ent by the Oemo-Chetriic 9 not alio nor homeom.hlc. Tt upon an exact and with fhe certainty of a fixed law.

OFPSCES The fTiemli. rhyeleirtU'- liuve ly In Boeion. ai'd nud con gotnK' Into A thft fop fern, of vcare. rhev have the was helng eucceaefully treated by the Osin.t- lareest and rm.nt eli.boratelv Fhemlc perauaded me to go an.1 aee In this country. Their th'im.

did. and after being thoroughly cx- Maetietlc Treatment ev.r. anilned liy them, the.v I had anemia am1 the body, ai'fi 'he luitl-n; It-i im'itora general (iehlllty. I commenced treatment ami ting effect at one. Th-i' found a decided In.provement.

I nm liia (hnn I tignlit, 1 cnu thnuk the Thew have all thev saH they woulcl me and I cannot hlwhly ot XF.LLIE AFRAID DF CONSUMPTION Nellie Donahue of Rlvorhank court, rtetnbrldge. says: had general dehil- Ity for gome time. I nlralil 1 was to the strikers that the strike was off. pouiuls hatlriock, Ifi.CiiO cod. off today they unanimously adopted rcso- It w.as to all miners and mino hake nnd 6 I.

1 1 pollock. Haddock sold at lutions thanking all national, State and worker.s in the amlhraclta region. Congratulations for Mitchell, Who Expresses Pleasure at Outcome of Stiike TEETH filled absitlufely without pain by iDctbod, patented and used nd who ng teeth es- Inrlted til for NEHk. tCBCted ot to call at on. to your entire s.

RAIM.L r-'nll Teeth i ffO FIIH 11 22K. '1 NXIfhout Plate, h. il ver Filings Mil OUfiDPC painless extracth.i. NU unaPU work is done, nnd a ten Ruaruntee for 20 with all work. REA30VA8LEI FE4P0N ISLE! Hours, 8 to 8 Sundays, 10 to 4.

WILKESBARRE. Oct. 21. President Mitchell received many congratulatoi telegrams from all over the country aftei the news spread that the strike was ended. On his return to headquarters he asked for an expression of his views on the action of trie convention, and In reply he I am well pleased with the action of the anthracite mine workers in decid- lected by the President of the United States.

The strike itself has demonstrated the power and dignity of Con- servati'-e, inteillgent trades unionism ha.s received an impetus, tho effect of which cannot be measured. earne.stly hope and firmly believe that both labor and caplt.al have learned a lesson from the ctrike which will enable them to adopt peaceful, humane lite resuU of u. onee hn.l, anfi limi I mlt'rgoiic (he oueratlfiii mlviweil eilly I Tiaulfl Ite nnrt nty nml he- Si'or yttiinif I feel thnt I hnve dcnl. Very fiilly yo-ira, MHP. D.

to Ing to submit the issues which columl- and buslne.s.s methods of adjusting wage nated in the strike to the commission se- differences in the The Rev. Charles Conklin Made Universalist Revivalist tor Massachusetts will till you exactly what yonr work will a fict' rtaniiiiniion. w.iltiu". skilU-'l opi'iators In constant attendance. THE WHITE DENTAL PARLORS, 623 aid SIS Slrtel, Bastoi.

Opposite K. n. White Co. 1007 3 Oxford. Tjirgest licntal KstabHshinent lu the World.

Elghtfi-ii i.illlrcs In U. Coal VS. Oi Tho Only Praothat Oil on thn Maricat at a Reasonabit Prioo Adaptod to Rangaa, Grates and Furnaces ALWAYS SrUF, NO TROFBLK. A FHILD CAM MANAGK. BUIFF.S AND 4.V HEADY FOR DELI VERY.

PF.MON.H AND FOR SA1.E AT .58 WINTKIt UOOM 1. PLASTIC-SLATE HH r.5 ycai'M In nae. Ouaran- 1.5 yi-ars. 1 11 il by hand In trowel ma over oriiout gravel, tin. or other roofs and giiaranfeed 2 to 10 fnr 2 to 5 ft.

I'or coniplete information IM- 1 Hniiiii 7 UN Nrliool Itliifinv I'ahnlPM, il.x'to.’» (Inil, Mcriptioii far mnnklnd. DEATHS K1NGPON' At Cambridge. O.t. IP. of iHf'faac Samuel Stcikca Klng.Joii, fil yt-ara month and 12 Funeral at Forest Hills fhapi.d, day, Ox t.

22, at 4:30 p. m. THE REV. CHARLES CONKLTN, Newly elected Universalist revivalist for Mas.sachu 9 3 1-3 cents a pound, large cod 4 1-4. mar- ket.c? 2 1-2 to 3, hake 2 1-4 and pollock 11-4.

It is truly the height of the cotton sea.son In the South u.s there have been 13.478 bales of cotton brought into SILVA. 83 Kneciand St. harbor since Sunday by steamer. 'Fhe City of Birmingham bad 5,509 bales from Savannah, 2156 bale.s from that port via New N'ork, which were discharged at Lewis wharf. The Sngln-iw from S.

landed 2166 on the other si.le of tho pier, while flie Kershaw from BaUTmore and Norfolk to Battery wharf with her 1186 bale.s an-1 to the same pier and from the I p.ame ports with 1600 bales, finishing up i with 879 bales from New Y'ork on the II. F. Dimock at India wharf. The steamer Iran discharging her large consignment of coal from at the old Cunard pier In Enst Boston is not a stranger at this port. Five years ago.

a after she was launc'nerl, the steamer came fo this port under charter to the Johnston Hne of steamers out of 3 ndon. and the Iran ran two trips between here and London. At that time her present commander. Captain C. M.

M. Jacob, was seco.id officer of the ship and has steadily rl.sen to his present berth. ILie Iran Is much after the of the Warren liners and is owned by Sir Edward Bates. She belongs to the Gulf line and runs regul.orly between Galve.vton Aside from tho large cargo of 58-M tons of co.al, she has 2 'M) uis of merchnn.llse In Iran- sli to Galveston 2.300 tons bunker coal t.aken on at for the round trip here. Galveston and Liverpool, a steaming distance of 10.600 miles.

Captain Joseph Lewis, who has been superintending the work ef lifting the heavy dredge Boston, which sank on 1 Bird Island fiats three weeks ago. ha.s fnr sncceeded that an attempt will be I made this morning to r.aise craft. i Tt was the of C.iptaln Jacob of the steamer Tran, at the old Cunard, pier in Fa.st Boston, to hr.ve the stowiwnvs removed to the harbor police station yesterday morning, but they ill remain on board until she reaches Liverpool. They are chained together and suffered considerably. Deputy Superin- tendont Bragden in the past has been In the habit of these foreign Ptow 3 In Nn.

8 until the ship wtrs ready to leave for the but 'he has rendered a after tin-; I style of thn' hercai'lcr no I more will he iken care of by him. tie I claims that theie Is a of detention 1 at Tslaml New York Harbor to' care lor such cases, there sho-ald l.c one at this port. He suya that he hns no l.t the.se c.a.-s'.'S. as the offend- ers have committed no crime under the. laws of the United State.s, and therefore they should in the future bo looked after by the steamship llre.s or agents, the renponslhllity for their return being on their shoulders THE LANDSMAN.

WENT WITH HIS WIFE reaehea tlio 1 HD.I the Iniln'i. mation. The hot ab t.i'ntin.nt hv the 1 ihe an.l I SEND FOR NEW BOOK I llvltig nf a te I write riev yp.li-h. o-mo T- A GODSEND TO HUMANITY Mr. Gee.

E. Patten. 41 Maple- w.Kid, sn.vs: fer eome with very pains In my back onfi back of neok, I found I would have to do more than ivhat I then doing. My 1 VV 11 hclng hv for oil the db-asp cf I SYSTEM OF MEDIOINE in (hr I put under their 1 1 pi.ink»»! ehjof rens.i'fin’ trcRtuient. I am thnnkiul to anv that rfter J- offices, Su ien 8.

9, 10. 3il I Blii'tf'llg'. FntUIIC' 18 prri fi-7 taking a of treatment the neck H-nue. 1 nnd 'White of Rorkland. siifff-reri fir thirteen years vith fi grest are well Reotrti ff-sr that tiie dtirlnk' all that ml I If I oonid Mpenk neSii.nyllOn l.c ti ne was inciirehle.

not lilwhlv a rn to 19 'n 4 FI 7 11 8 15 FYl (ii! xvhiit niy Honbli- und ihdr jLV i. i iii. i.fi lo (he GKOBGb K. r.ATTK\. Offl08 Ofl dlicrod 'pain l.r'.l:.' hundred ill and fr.it th an General Charles H.

Taylor, New President of the Club tlic trc.aiy I provisions of The this ttcaty by i.ucting of the ii'irturr. I It paid er bu. narned sum. which I'uyin tlie of a 1 I po Agulnaldo, -aid, ture of a F.atriot ard a was a rernatkaidc iii.ia I ami not so Ida-. 1 i painted.

General next meeting il the guest uf th'- clu newly i-pr State governm at I mill h' I met icr with I DR. HOMETREATMENT FOR Asthina, ar.d lir.larrli ir.lerr.i! CHARIaES II. TAYLOR. President of the Merchants' CSub. sthma 'Fhe first Universalist revlvftll.st in Massachusetts is the Ilev.

Chai-lc-i Ctmklin of Springfield, but soon to be of Boston. 'I'ho of in convention elected Mr. Conklin State superintendent to liold ri.vlvu! services in some cliurches, to assist In strcngllicning otlier churches ami to found, where neeiled, otlier churches. Mr. Conklin hns nlrcady entered upon his new dutie.s and is holding revival services tor the Universali.st Church in Aslimont Hall, near I)or- cliester.

A large number of interested persons were nt la.st evening to bear Mr. Conklin spo.ak upon "The Golden Rule Mo.lcrn i.ights” complications arise during the hours, will probably live. next 72 NO DRUGS Proper Food and Kest The regular user ot drtips to relieve p.aiii i.s on the wrong track. Find the cause aticl remedy it By proper food and (juit drugs for tempor.ary relief or you will never get well. wife writes: SHIPPING NEWS MTNIATfUK ALMANAF T.

22 Snn fi Oi a. 4:5.3 p. in. Le.ikth of day-10 hours 49 Moon -U1 8 9:.52 p. in.

a. p. m. ARmVFD. Prince George Yarrnoiitb.

N. Orion. HllCiy. N. i 9..

with coal; T'ifte. Loiileburk. B. NiintucUct, Mar. BaUlniore, via Nor- f.Mk, Berman tVlnter.

Crowell, New York; Oltv cf Bangor, Arey. Banger; Governor Dlnglev, Portlnnd: City of ter. Ot.ev, ptu iBr.5, Bear 'River, N. Ha Kinrna Potter ibi-, I. Walker, H.

-Annie (Br.t. Doneette, Salmon River. N. Leo (Hr,) and iBr.i, River, N. Ttie Rev.

Peter MacQueen of Charles-. President Charles li. Taylor; town was the guest of h.mor at the I vlee-presldents, Wallace L. Pierce, J. ner of the Merchaat.s’ at New Murray Kay and Horac-e G.

Allen; treas- Algonquln (2Iub houpe last night, and en-I urer, Arthur F. Eatabroak; secretary, tertained the members iiresent by a Frederic O. North. interesting story of hi.s obscrvation.s in tiie niilipplne.s. At a business meeting held le fore the dinner tlie following were a.s officers of the club the se.i.s.xi of in rneroory of an and honored mernlier of the club, P.cnjamiu F.

Culld, were adopted. in lng the of the evening (iero-ral daylor gave utterariice to the following sentinient.s. whlcli wore seomd.it by th." applau.se of lils hearers. think it worth all that the Span 'IBVlU ili Many sufferers from oi the throat and limg.s nnd it and in some cases imp" regular visits for trcatnicir t. offices of physicians.

The Kocli Tuherculmc Home Treatment, '-Uth pared Inhalation successful use in th.c can homes. This the same treatment that h.i tlamburg. Beal. K.Myvin«-, N. Kljii Sontb Aunlo Jj.

LONDON-PARIS RACE FOR AIRSHIP PLANNED LONDON. Oct. 21 are In prngres.s for fin alrshii) race between London and Paris, nnd it la Tielleved such a contest will shortly l.e arranged. M. Sanlos-Dumont, the Brazilian aeronaut.

has bi'cn n.ski'd to enter, but he wants a year to prepare. English syndic ale which is pushing the project says thi.s is to long a lime to wait. Bpenccr will lie tho English contestant. The prize will be a purao of $50.900. Headache, Catarrh.

Much is due to the after effects of La Grippe, such as catarrh, catarrhal headache, inflamed nasal passages and offensive dropping in the throat. Dr. Catarrhal Potvder is the enemy to all head colds, head- achc and catarrh. It clears the throat and nasal pa.ssages and stops the pain iiver the eyes in ten minutes. Get it today.

It cures years ago, while at Rochester, N. Mr. was born in Nym-k, N. where my husband was pastor of dn'i-niaw'-. i.Huifl T.

BmI; in 1855. While a stu.b nt law in the i nne the city churches, was greatly offlco of Judge Manning Knapp, from nervous prostration and Uns, and Adam nowlliv. itufrhlnann. Banir -r; 11(1 I "nd wiillader. irrv C.

C'hcMtfii-. Flynn, xraohbis; Br.iwn. an.1 Ami.ll.a F. health. Sp.un.ach was in bad shape Wnlnn.

Mr ('rtiallnn, riper; Obase, I.wllv' fi.o.L wat Th.miiia Hlx. Whf-eler; 5 Maid, in ll.Kl!) sdtcte.l lood, 1 an Ro-klnnd; Gntbrr-r, Ftmilng- habitual user oi Carbonate of Mag- ton. Grnnt. Suiiivim. war coHi, all that wur in the G.lred.s of in man i'hlllpp'iies co.st or may to unite citie.s.

and whicli is -n this country, and South. Further-, in all the prun ip.v more, as a patriotic American citizen, I States, think It worth all tliat the Spanish war cost, til that the eosl or may to put the Fiilted Htates in po.sltlim it staiiiis in today among the rwi- Rxtrncted filled pulnlesely the ner lions of this eartli. dellente ehiiiei-lally tlmse who ma.v or r.nt dlsagrea with me. the age of 17. he resolved to stu.ly fur the ministry.

He received his training at Bt. Lawrence Untveislly and was ordained in 1876. His first pastorate was at Mt. Vernon, N. Y.

Here a congregation of 25 worslUp- ping in a hall sron a congregation of JoO housed in chun h. Mr. wlpe.l our a ht of $19.990 on his church Mhiie in Troy and later to Uiiels.a and to the anat-mia and was comnclled to go to b'astcrn sanitarium for my was in bad shape Lminn. Mr liudly sdectc.l food; I was Jvn al user of Carbonate of Mag- ten. Gr and mv jiln-sicians made every i' 1 ,1 1 Tnrnnn.m, Hatch.

Btilmdelphl.a, with fndc to break up this most damag- hiuI M. nr vnr HI0O' iliioi Hr ne tlicd absolut d.T S.VFK, iinient kr.nwn di.n*al CT 0 inril.n.U onnijArois. FULL SET PLAT'-i THAT FIT Koch ccivcfl ir. ami over, yd with gcrni-kilb'ig 1 bieathed droclly im- places ot lu'. ttibcs.

killiug vi T'u- ard disease. dc with blank. l'-itii at ihc office Ili tlu- ddl Boylston ing liabit. but al! to no purpose. the sauit I was given Grape- yi'lnslrw, ith bnrgp.a ri.ua Dora; Bartbut, "Uh Thor K.mrnniord for fwrrity that can produco, i look If Ih'-y Gold and at r.diicfd entlal (Tuirrh of the Tied.erner in Chi-' and the value of the food.

I Used It contimioiisly, eating it at nea. ly every meal, and my recovery was cago. Two new churehes in KpringJield. where Mr. Conklin liub beo.n for the past three years, owe their origin to his initiative.

Gne began in nn upper tenem.nt and the other in a store, i.oth are now in the possession of heauiiful houses of worship and are prosperous. use enabled me to eat andI apiil. It digest fo habit and to good the present time I am able to at- i tend to mv 1 and family du- HEART WOUND HEALING I ties, pursue music which was formerly NEW YORK, '21 It was said at Bellevue Hospital today that Mrs, Annie 'studying, all of which I was totally im- Klngsley, who was operated on for able to do at the time riferred to. wound in her he.n-r, xva.s 'daing Name given by Postum Battle and, some unfore.se Creek, Mich. Randolph; riscHt.ai.tii).

Prrkltm. TV.rtsnto.ith. for it-eih ulth N. v.lth bhrvf-s "i'ork, Market mii.I i r.ln whfn arfifi-lal 1 N. Co.

No. 12 IL I (ip OLE.MtFI'. Imi SlcamcrH AuHtrlan Gluagow; Khvb I Dublin. Lrmlsburg, in Al ILI Oolil re will he to rarefully ex- teetii wltho'it charpe tell yo.i wo.iM to put tlmni I per- )od and to give up the drug R-; Admiral S.ompBOU, Antonio. fA I Im So 1 I am now completely restored York health.

i York; J. West Tremont. Me. eia.tly It SAILFH. Wind TV Brlnce Arthur Tarumnth, Baltimore, via Norfolk; Inibin, City of Blr- mlnKham, Xcv York.

H. F. Him.a-k. ttiR Horj- uell, AuguM.j« Hurt, coal port; Marin 'Teel, Fred Ilmeison, H.ingi'r: William M-irMhall. St.

Joliri, In Biral.l. ut lionde). einetly feet c.indltlen without a particle of pnln. All YVork 20 8 to fi. 10 to 2.

Lady KING DENTAL PARLORS. RtUABUi PMMiSS DEMISTS 478 Waihicgton Etreet, Crrnfr of Avon Street. r.nd Wblte's. aide. jewelry store, Tel.

702 3 Oxford. 5'on c.r may not Ip.v»- any sympathy Ihe In Boston, Itat is a gr.at country and it has trc'n groat" i.y Spanish war It inlglit have li.cn by ordlna.ry events lu huiiilrod y. Iti ing ids Rev. Mr. said he btli.vcvl Gem-rai had echoed a irern-bdous truth, xaniin mal that this country has advan as ireatrnent free, much In four yc.ars as it would have done In 10 in the piping limes of il'- referred to a recent tcrvlew with the Pre.sld.-nt.

at which the latter gave utterance to this sentiment: 1.8 my Idea that 0ie American people desire and guarantee equal justice to each and all, and that under our flag the weakest must he protected and the strongest must up to the story of his own vl.slt. he told of the tragic death of Dr. Blzal. nnd appointment of the widow as the colonel of the regiment. He also Asuln- al.lo'.s famou.B Insurrection of 1896, which ciucpronilsed by the much rr-ary In which, for the sum of I1.709.C<si, Agulnaldo and lils lleuieaants agreed to to Hong Kong, provided the amnestr cx-clb t.l'-l 0 Ml tl'i w.

r-, il'c 1 Itostnii THIS WEEK BARONESS VON ZEEBER SINGS Balcony Svota 19 Jirn I ,4. f. 11. All.