The evening world. Newspaper, August 7, 1895, Page 2

Sep TI COLD WATER CONVENTION Twelve Hondred Catholic Total Abstainers Celebrating Their Jubilee COLUMBUS HALL “SHOWED. After a Short Session the De'c- gates Go to Mass in the Ca- thedral in a Body. STORY OF A SNUB IS DENIED. Archbishop Ireland and Bishop Keene Are Warm Friends of the Union—Committes Elected. ‘Twelvs hundred delegates of the Cath- olic Total Abstinence Union of America, who came from all parts of the country to attend the Silver Jubilee Convention of the Union, gathered about Columbia Hall, Sixtieth street and Ninth avenue, this morning. They represented 65,000 members, but as all could not attend, the delegates brought their wives and families, sisters and cousins. Columbus Hall, which besides being able to seat all the delegates is provided with a deep gallery for visitors, was tastefully decorated with the flags of all nations, but over all was the Stars and Strives. Before the proceedings began there was much talk among the delegates and clergymen concerning a report published in a morning paper that the friends of Archbishop Ireland and Bishop Keene were indignant at the manner in which these prelates had been treated. The story was that they had been ignored in the matter of invitations; that while nearly every other Bishop of prominence had ri celved personal invitations, their names Were not on the list, The publication of the story received much adverse criticism, “Iam sorry that such misstatements should get into print,” sald the Rev. J. M. Cleary, President of the Union, to an “Evening World” reporter. “There {8 absolutely not a particle of truth in the story, Neither Arch- bishop Ireland nor Bishop Keene has been ignored, They are, on the con- trary, two of our warmest frienda.”* ‘The convention was opened with pray- er by Rev. Father O'Callaghan, of the Paulist Church, after which the Presl- dent outlined the programme, He said that only the Committee on Credentials wou be appointed, and then the delegates, headed by the band, would proceed in a body to the Cathe- dral, Then on motion of Fey. Father O'Brien, of Ohio, the Committee was appointed as follows, the names being read by Secretary Logu Philip A. Nolan, of Philadelphia; Thomas Gaffney, of Scranton; Thomas McSheehy, of Ohio; Miss Kate Mullin, of St. Louis, and J, Ryan, of Ilinois, Walter Fitzsimmons and Miss Mary Dougherty were appointed Assistant Secretaries of the Convention, ‘The delegates and friends then formed into line and, headed by a band, pro- eeaded to the Cathedral, where seats had been reserved for them. In th archiepiscopal residence, Arch- Hshop Satolli, Archbishop Corrigan, Archbishop Ryan, of Philadelphia, and half a hundred priests were waiting. The solemn high mass began Immedi- @tely after the arrival of the delegates. Archbishop Satolli was the celebrant nd the sermon was preached by Arch- hop Ryan. mong other things Archbishop Ryan eata: “To effect great popular moral re- forms the religious element in man, the conscience power within him, must. by appealed to You cannot legislate him into morality, “You may’ seck to strike at the sa- Joon and urge men to pass it, ax the Greeks passed the temples, of thelr {- ries, ‘without looking, without breath- ing, without speaking.” You may enact the most stringent laws against Sunday drinking and create a powerful pu opinion which will brand as disgrac the slightest abuse of alcoholic @ influe S against the tide and thus do some good, But 1 flo} nks even greater excess will suc 1 order promptly a The Com n Creden i The Pre ed an ad which was yo the s retary show f the ganization during rt A com: Mittee on resolu mittees Was ai) At to form at Hal held President ard, and F Excise Board. will other com. roceed to Car ef the Polic ver addresses Archinshops Satolli, Corrigan, Ryan, att und and Fathers Clears and. i Thomes 1. James will also speal WANT HALF THE MORA MONEY. Nephew o Takes Preliminary Ste Surrogate Arnold to-day granted the application of A Ho Hummel for the { administra Appeured for Jose Man The heirs tora cla fs for thie 1 Maria Mora Uitled to one-lait Bpain. A F ar therst w begun tration astern Hubber Co.'s Keeeiver Justice Obrien tn § teetay appoin fhe property of the Ee turing Company, in this # ot Raward HA s Company was organised Ferner mtn a Meals fio lant fe located a2 Tr Acturdipa to & port niade Ju ths Compana'e dia at ob end iin ayseln $98 lieged to be Luaolvcat aud uMole so ans tee . WORLD: WEDNESDAY SPECULATION AGED MM. B |The Traders Are Learishly Tu-/ GAYNOR REBUKES CAMPEBLL. clined, but Timid | nh Connuring rin the Cram Assistant Corporatic ex-Assemblyman had a spirited argur General Early Decline Followed by Better Prices, moval of Robert Crus position of assistant wai- stroller Palmer Haghes petitioned for a writ of m Lxchange this need mainly morning were influ want clerk by Con 1 that Messrs, Crossman & Justice Gaynor had taken $1,001 the steamship Augusta on the ground that he was a Volunteer fireman and protected om) for export thus far engaged for this week's st ers. $1,350,000, ‘This’ was sufficient for the bears on | did not know Mr eran and jet him ¢ mey sail he sen Crammey was a ve fore the end of th the fluctuations were Commission, that the Comptrolle an attdavit V gold shipments, but are til way noted that Crummey was a veteran, strengthens a bit 1 this affidavit Justice Gaynor wrote under the lead: in which he stated that eral Eleotric ership of Sugar and total sales of Listed stocks were 132,000 shares nt 90,000 shares of Sugar controlling. Mr. Palmer very A fev days la etary Campbell made an affidavit in which he said that HOWL Ve a mistake In puttin Amertean Tobacco. American Sugar Ket it with the Hst of 189 Wood moved to re- y and have the open the ca Palmer might consulted the Hat Ciyil-Service Hicer Is presumed to know the Onteana & Northwest relish Becre- I's criticism of his memo- in which the Court was represented as censuring Mr. "Tdi not, censure Mr. His Honor. “Wh: jae official” shoul | Understand, Mr. Campbell, jd say 1 did, no word of Lack de Western jfrom Dansville yesterda | in a handsome red | with black cloth and silver trimmings Cattle. Gees © in a great | part of some people jonition on the » think Iam cen- The members of the Bar we to be the case.” Laclede Gan pt jhand up his papers and decision waa re- TROLLEY AT THE BRIDGE. Another Proposed Loop to Accom- modate Public Trave: villa & Naghvtile dof Bridge Trustees, consisting of | sand Comptroller Palmer, met representatives of the trolley lines of Brooklyn to-day to discuss plans for of the trolley service Jerney Central distribution atthe bridge mptroller Paliner submitted a plan joop from Fulton street, throu the storage zh to Fulton street, waa Instructed to the plans in detail for considera- tion on Friday, outhern Pacite THIS PARSON A HYPNOTIST? Mra, Viney Says Rev. Mi Influencing Her Daaghte: . Jones, pastor of the Pil- red) Church, In Walla- Williamsburg, in Lee Avenue Court this morning on the complaint of Mre thern Hallway grim Baptist (c the reverend sixteen-year-old “He has told me many times that he have anything of that kind. ter says she cannot The Crosam: nd 81,000,000 ‘To-Morrow. W. H, Crossman & Brother, coffee tm- preacher hag over hool Officer: At the annual Union Free School District No. Wighie and Edward Z Augusta Vi was withdrawn Treasury thi aid that Crossman. A important ction at Lon ke her connections YEW JERSEY. THE FIREMEN ACCUSED. In France, Germ: and also in South and Central America, they Import coffe other products of som tin Day, a member of ‘On. the othe Hy of the prod y export heav- 1 yesterday on a charge of setting x locked up. en instrume introducing these humerous countries: competition with foreiin t lie ih anufactures, | eS may act as of intem- gold Duliton by ailing to-morrow 8 from smelters in the COTTON IS STEADY. Who has also arrested, win part into ‘other igiinst Day, William Colligan, who was ‘ : with Kahlert, was re- speak-easy’ will suc- private drinking Was discovered Day's parents NEARING THE END. the Van Cleef was called to anded in its re- The local cotton aetion higher the parade will mains cinicluded TRENTON The summing up Where a public meeting favor Strong will preside aining money Murray, of the ptember start Mercer Court to. ekton reviewe was followed by here at ti g-se. and in Chic A DEAD BISHOP IN BRONZE. | Statue of Phillips the 81,500,000 Claimant 1 i to Close the case BANKER WRIGHT'S FUNERAL. (Phint Avenue Company are co) this morning P with the friend ROOKLYN NEWS BURGLARY BY INSTALMENTS. 1 Dressmakin, al. lece lyn police are puseled over a series of mysterious burglaries com- mitted recently on the flat of Mrs, John Crego, of 12 Hanover place. Mra, Crege conducts a fashionable dress- making school, which Is attended by e daughters of Brooklyn's 490, July 1 she left for the country and kuve the key to her flat to Alice Cran- ing, twelve years old, of 161 Prince street. Alice promised to vixit the fat frequently and see that everything was as When Mrs, Crego left. She algo went away, and returned July 2% when she called at the flat. Then she discovered that all the ma- chines had been taken out of the frames and carried away, The ce were notified and detectives de on the case, The next day Miss Craning called at the flat again and was surprised to find the handsome mirrors missing. There was no clue to the burglars and the doors were all securely iocked. The following day two oll etoves and several other taricles: had disappeared, and again the next day a quantity of cloth- Ing was missing. The police are com- pletely baMed over the cai Mra Crego returned to town yeater- day and found that ten pairs of lace curtaing, three silk waists. @ handsome shawl, ad bolt of muslin and a quantity o> underwear h n stolen, The woods are valued at about $200. ly Seas | FUNERAL OF MRS. TALMAGE. Services Held in the Lafayette Ave= nue Presbyterian Church, The funeral of Mrs. T, De Witt Tal- mage took place thin afternoon from the family residence, 1 Bouth Oxford street, Brooklyn, ‘The funeral was in charge of Willls FE. Stafford, who brought the remal . ‘They rested ‘asket, covered There were prayers at the house, at- tended only by the family, after which the funeral services proper were con- ducted In the Lafayette Avenue Pres- byterian Church. The casket rested under a bank of white roses The funeral sermon was preached by the Rev Dr. Gregg, and short addresses were delivered by ‘the Rev. Dr. James est, of Newtown; Rev. Dr. John jan Holmes, of Albany: Rev. J. vdam, of Ethinebeck, and the Dr. Willets, of Now York. The musical portion of the services was conducted by Henry Eyre Brown and consisted of several of Mrs. Tal- mage's favorite hymne, The pall-bearers were: John Wood, | Thomas Pitbladdo, William Kendrick, E. H. Branch, F'M. Lawrer i Ferguson, EH. Redfield, Thomas Wad: hams, T,'E. Frost and H. BE. Hrown. ‘There was a large attendance inthe chureh, ‘The interment was In the Tal- mage plot in Greenwood. DIDN’T KNOW THE BOSS. How Cortrac.or Hanna Arranged “Balance” Di At the session of the Assembly Inves- tigators into the affairs of the Charities Department of Kings County to-day, William H. Hanna, the successful bid der for the hardware contract in 189 and 1891, denied he received any inside Information on which to base “bal- ance bids," He could not explain how he charged $18 for lead traps for plumbing, when his predecessor furnished them’ for each, He denied that he was identified with Democratic politics. He said he did not know Boss Me- Laughlin, James Shevlin, T. A. Kerri xan or Senator Coffey, out had a slight Acquaintance with John Delmar. —— Yasnnu Road's Firat Victim. The examination of Joha Hurley, motorman, onductor Ewart Maddon, of the Nassau Raliroad pany, ewoklyn, charged ing the death of Richard Riley on ; Yourned this morning In the Fla hush Police Court until Monday. tn i Was continued at $2,000. Coroner Kene wl REBELLIOUS LODGE SUED. Kaights of Pythian Sece le and Re- fune to Give Up Funa. The Sovereign Lodge of the United States of the Knights of Pythias has brought sult in the Supreme Court. to recover $2,346 from the Improved Order of the Knights of Pythias, which organ {zation was formerly Morris Lodge, Nc of the parent: hody The suit Is the re: the Soveretgn Lodge tied last Octo ber, that proceedings of all lodges should be carried on in the language. Morrts Lodge, which was compos entirely cf Germans, appealed from the edict and not getting any satisfaction seceded and formed the new order munsel J. C, de La Mare, for the Sovereign Lodge, then brought the suit Nt of an edict of gush to recover the ‘fund hi Morris He says that un vist tion of the Knights, the money should t to the main body upon the Lodge's dissolution. Mesers. Alfred and © | for the Morris Lodge, contend that th gn body's claim is a confiscation and therefore uniaw The decision In the case will estab [lsh a precedent THAT KINGSBRIDGE ROUTE. The Hear'ng To-Day vault The Aldermanic Committes on Rail ways Kran a publ) ne this afternoon on the Kingsbritie fyanchis which Involves the cont of eleven miles of street railways new uptown districts from Wa Hote to Kingsbrid T politan Traction Company and the for it At the request of t hoth sides the hearing Was diljouried until Aug. te ‘The Metr cording too its repres make another propositun for chase of the fry Hike, and or say, which will be sattsfact parties concerned Some of the property owners protested guinst an adjournment.‘ motfons for ayower tended to enable the will mak Impure Blood rep whieh distigare thie fa H Jannovance. My puritying Srsaparilia com plete aay 1 Hood's Sarsaparilla Hor PALL cu ‘oustipation, hott t quest *t the Flatbush Police Station this | EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1895. MesEHTED_ A UTTLE THT. GOST OF BREAD (GIVEN BY DR. COPELAND, IS GOING UP, ont with ncie! The Bakers’ Trust Has Ad: vanced the Price to Five Cents, LAST YEAR'S DEGLINE LOST. “The Evening World” Won a Vic- tory for the Army of Conzumers, Five-Year-Old George Milton Rogers Left in a Hote! Came from Ver Charlie, Who Has Disappeared, Proprietor Merrifield, of the Continen- | tal Hotel, reporte to the office of the Gerry Society yesterday that at 6 o'clock Monday evening a well-dressed, middle- aged man, accompanied by a Httle boy, engaged a room at his he The man registered as ‘‘Willlam Rogers,” of New- ark, N. J., and paid in advance. Yester- day morning the little boy was found alone in the room. The man had d.s- appeared. At 6 o'clock P.M. an employee of the hotel brought the little boy to the Society's office, and said no trace of the man had been discovered. A small bag left behind was also turned over to the Gerry people. The little fellow said his name was George Milton Rogers, and he was five years old. He said he lived in “Vermont clone to Windsor, with Grandma Shep herd." From other rambling statements it was learned he came to New York with his uncle Chaflie; that his grandmother lived with his Aunt Fanny, whose ow name was Blaine, and that when they were leaving home the drove to tne railroad station in Mr. Grundeil’s wagon He sald his randmother cried when she said good-by to him and Une Charile, but his Aunt Fanny did not His father, he thought, worked in paper mili’ somewhere. “far. off.” and used to write letters to his grandmother, who would read them aloud. Magistrate Deuel committed the child to the custody of the Society, pending a@ furtner hearing on t $th inst, Stopped a Child's Faneral A careless clerk tn the Coroners’ om A permit for the burial of Minnie Jensen, child, of 1844 Stebbine avenue, before the Ce ner had viewed the boty. The funeral. was about to start yenterday when a police offcer. inter: fered. The child was playing near a. bonfire when her clothing became ignited, and she te: ceived fatal burns, a Sos Boyan to Become Soldiern. ‘The boys on the east side are getting up a military organization. There is to be a to-night at 1670 Second avenue rangements, Acting Col. Wo oH. Peterson te at bead of the movement. He Invites all who company Will be formed at onc ee CELL LOCK PICKED. Sharply Made His Encape from the East Fifth Street Station, | It came out at the meeting of the| Police Commissioners this afternoon that there had been an escape from the East Fifth Street Station last Sunday morning. The matter was kept very quiet, but became public to-day by the report of a circumstance made by Act- ing Captain Wiegand to the Board of Police Commissioners. The prisoner who escaped was John| Sharply, twenty years Thirteenth street. He was arrested by Patrolman Henry Klein for disorderly conduct, . of 508 East There are only nine cells in the sta- tlon-house, and there were nineteen prisoners there on that evening. Necessary to put Sharply in a cell with | two others, He made his escape by picking the, lock of the cell at 330 A. M out into the corridor, He cle door on the other prisoners, who were asleep, and, climbing over the partition, got into the clo: and got ed the q went upstairs, Me found the rear coor open and went out Into the yard, reaching the street through the hallway of 77 First avenve Sharply surrendered himself to Acting Capt. Wiegand the follow which was Monday. He was ari ed before Magistrate Plammer in) Essex Market Court and discharged Isidor Isaacs was the doorman in charge at the time of the escape. He is charged With carclessness und neglect of duty, and @ complaint has been pre- ferred against him, ——— —— = PIERCED HEAVY PLATES. Successful Armor ‘Test To-Day at} Sandy Mook. Refore the Board of Ordnance and | Fortification a test of armor-piercing | | Purifies and Beautifies the.) the Skin by restoring ,to healthy activity the | CLOGGED, IRRITATED, IN SLUGGISH, ing, and was found hroken in two pieces | OVERWORKED PORES. shell was held at Sandy Hook Two shells, cach weighing 148 pounce manufactured by the ¢ ter St Company, were fired at a inches thick. The hells of I2dnch libre were fired from a rifle gun with a powder charge of 382 pounds, « lated to xive a striking velocity of 1 feet per second recon shell passed clear through the plate and the heavy wooden. hae back of the sx ‘The first shell, which is still in the sand butt, has not been r d, The plate was cracked by the butt NO MONEY DOWN Us YOU ARE THE RIGHT PARTY. tely furnish: d4-room flata IF YOU SATI ve on exh bitionin one « And In oar other show windows w THIN INC Walt MTCRE & eNEPEL FURNITORE, CARPETS, STOVES, Pie TER wad Revi We Allow tue Kailroad Fare Both Wr KADIUS EF 8th Ave. Folding Beds Cleaned and Repaired, Castings furnished for all makes Brass beds repolished and _ relac quered; iron beds re-enamelled; brass ronmings furn ad. DISEASES OF MEN. Quickest cure guaranteed — The well known ape ciate De H Treawowe of Age Troadwag, hi Meh fire at Wl WW 2h Bt.) meat om $10 2-3 88 Wednes Buntay, Weld, 3: Pianos and Organs. tie. T Mtanley Pulow at, Broskiya. nt tuing. Gren nimbere nt penne enffer from the mill arth, as froin other snbtle eiroale or definite iden of ction. The following syne ally arranged by Dr. Cone: maladies, without any the nature of their n ‘toms have been 0 enable many Many diseasor, known mes, are really of ex Every part of the under various spe iinense and blight by re lor sufferers 1s this miptoms care'uily over; mark those that apply to your case and bring this with you to If you live away from the city, | neni thet by mali and ask Jor howe treatment | and bladder, are sub; TRIAL FREE. Hear in mind that any chronic auffe whether from catarrh or other seated and jatreening chronic malniy, may apply 15 Weat 24th at, non Square, and receive trom the Co; it eMclent tr now in vogue at merely rominal rates. to oftce and mall pal ment and medicii HIGHER MARKET THE EXCUSE. And the Manufacturers Force the Poor to Suffer for Their Money Greed, ‘Trial treats those applying Last Fall and Winter, “The Evening CATARRA OF THE HEAD AND THROAT ie the moat prevalent form of Vaccay Per eland system, poor of New York, | price of bread. | been reduced, and times were hard. As 4 result of that agitation, the prices down from and from four uction in the of flour had Inexpeunive cure by t “1Tsthe breath foul Is the voien husky Do you apit uy +: Do you ache allover. + Do Sou blow out acads “Inthe nose stopped up, to five, from five to three cents a loaf, according to size This reduction was a boon poor, and they appreciated Evening World's” efforts, as they have other reforms instituted by thi ‘Do you snore at night ** “Does sour nose diseba Does the none bieed eas In there tick!tn Do crusts form and quality. inthe throat?” ra Leading bakers, “Does the nose Itech aad barn in front of head * with one exception, have raised the price recently of bread to the old rate of five cents a loaf. who makes large quanti- ties of bread, and sold a large loaf for six cents, reduced his price to five cents last Winter, and ha@ not made an ad- ere pain ACTOSS the even” Is there puin In back of head f! Inyoursenne of smell leaving £10 you bawk to clear the throats ein the throat * nthe mornings”: One baker, the month open? “Does your nose stop up towards alght * The reason given for the increase in the bakers to be advance In the price of flour, which with breadstuffs generally was reduced last bakers gave the public the benefit of a reduction in price As soon as the cost of flour htly increased the bakers took advantage and put up the price of bread much higher than the increased cost of flour warrant. price is sald by CATARRH OF THE BRONCHIAL TUBES, When catarrh of t! teft uncheck: pipe inte the bronchi attacks the tu sive cure by the Copeland system, Interested to attend Tt In expected on tul | ead and throat in Do you cough at Ty ranges from $2.25 to $1 barrel, the lat- ter figure being for what are known in the market as and Brooklyn range in price from ‘ou raise trothy material $'Do you spit up yellow matter Do You cough oi1 going to bed? ers use brands that $2.50 to $3.15 a barrel, a fact that makes {t difficult to get at the proportionate cost of manufacture. . all small bakers on the east price of bread last year Do you cough in tha mornin is Your cough shor rs ILtle cheesy 1umpa agust for fatty toda?’ r ¢ vou pain behind bre "Do vou feel you are growing Wi {is there ® purnin roat “Do you cough worse bight and morning? “Do you have to ait up at night to ge: breath? one cent a loaf. a ee Cattle Dying from Anthrax. ; Vandegritt, spectal work In South with the disease known Feports to State Dairy Commissioner jenty-two head died of the di ile also reports many RENTON, Aug, milk inspector, who has been Sportsmen's Goods. It was | inna Cou ane It’s only the sale of milk from the Infected district. SYMPTOMS MOST FREQUENTLY PRESENTED GY CATARRH SUFFERERS | Expert Treatment at Nominal Rates Trial Treatment anc All Medicines Free to Those Applying in Person, METRODY AP THE PONE: CATASPH OF THE KIDNEYS, tie kidneys resulta elther from coid or fram overwork of th separating ir ws that have b arr of other orkaw Catarch pensive cm sare t Have vou pai S1e'your hair “iso, tate sil sig the skin diy sad tne halt it SHlas the perp Pils there puttiness se the “Do the fegs. the. dt ssyour n “Do Ho We) “so vou havi ou hay drops dewn nigh the ware Mare you nery “Tet Have a question of time when you'll — Cleveland and Olney After Fish, land arrived he | morning trom the 8 o'clock train thie He was Arossed merning, | Bicycle, Remember the Waverley is the Best High Grades, you buy, Price $85.00, SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS AT Our own stores- Broadway, cor, 30th St. No. 11 East 59th St. No. 67 Cortlandt St, Riding Academy— Lenor Lyceum, Madison Ave., cor. 59th St, | FLAMED, Sale nronter (han the combined sai Je8 of all other Bhi Sekt throughout the Hritish i e Porren Davo & cus Ww windows 2 complet 100. INDIANA BICYCLE COMPANY LEON JOHNSON, Manager. hibit a mor borately furnined 4-Room No old stock in th thing sold the season it's made. $20. Serge Suits Silk Lined Lorn. ie ONE REVIT A Everything for \ a T ADVANCE, Housekeeping. MPs, BABY C&R KRIAGE: POuTL Es, ore W, AEN LORRI! VETHE vate M150 MILES 0 J. & S. BAUMANN’S, Cor NOSATURDAY EVENING 'RUP If you're going away looking Serge Suit. You can get a suit here \u that would cost early in the season for We're clos- ing out our Summer stock, preparing for Fall trade. We could pack them up till next: summer, URE CURED Truss ix the only truss in ure comfort aight ire under the bard way. We never carry Sporting. anything over. BEACH R, i) Coney Inland direct S20 Serge Suits, silk or plain, lining, just as ch Cheviot Suits, plain and mixed $5 Trousers, Striped Worsteds, and Cheviots, E O THompson 245 Broadway in 30 or 40 each with occ: the can he consulted daily free ot ad Sai> | instruction, ding School, 55th at. & ad ok building: 1 lesen SOc. 6 lessons $3, Largest ON CREDIT. machines, CREDIT COMPLE 6 private lessons, saiiofaction guaranteed. Allen, 325 B. 66th at 'Y O>posite City Hall Park—Cemer Murray St, 632 Hand system, Is and feet awell ein the morning ant Hive apie dcr sett s there wdesir Ho You she ayat cet standinge S there wba f At Things while astegy Hogs down the buck? CATARRH | The liver is nflected age extending into the tubes in expensive cure by the Copeiand systent “Are yon jrritanie! Fe ¥ou nervous You get izey e liver. Speedy mory poor MDo you get Ureil easily! nrevesieht blurceds? “Haye you pain in the back? vouexpiain Where? ur tlesh sortand flabby? ‘Is there a bloating after eating? ‘lave vou pain aronnd the olny? “Do you have gurgling In howels™! rumbling in bowela®* «In the stomach nse of heat 1 bow ui suffer from py “Do you have palpitation of the heart? s there xzeneral feeling of laysituder’ ‘Do theve feelings affect your memory#* CATARRH OF THE STOMACH, Catarrh of the stomach in usually cansed by swallowing polsonous mucus which om the hend and throat at Speedy and inexpensive cure by eland system, < there nausea?" “Is there throbb ‘de there vorniting?” “Do you belch up gast? re you light-headed “fethere pain af ‘"Do you have sick headach “:B9.you bloat up ater eating ere dincust for brediraat? n distress after eatin ‘Ik your throat filled with slim: ‘Do vou at Umes have diarrhona” ‘Inthere rush of blood to the head? “‘Is thore constant bad taste in mouth?’ {Is there gnawing sensation In stomact “Tho you feel as if you had tea in stom “When vou get up suildeniv-are yon diz ‘When stomach Is empty do you feel 9 you belch up material that burns throws?” “When stomach is 1ull do you fee: oppresseit The Copeland Medical Institute, 15 West 24th St., New York. 9 A.M. tor P.M., 2toS Sundays 10 A. 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