The evening world. Newspaper, August 29, 1905, Page 6

OXRONCH CURE FOR LOCKAW I SUE, SHE SiN Mrs. Portwood’s Daughter Tells All About Mother’s Wonderful Remedy. PULL TOOTH IF NEEDED Dislikes Notoriety, but Deems It a Duty to Tell About It— Wattrbugs Won't Do. A new cure for tetanus has been Brought to the attention of Bellevue Hospital authorities by Mrs, Mary B. Portwood, widow of Robert L. Port- wrood, an army surgeon. Mrs. Port- fwood's remarkable cure is as startling | fs it is unusual, for ft consists of noth- | ing less than twelve big, healthy cock-| Foaches boiled with a pinch of salt. | Mrs. Portwood's interest in the cure | of tetanus is seconded by her daughter, | Mrs. Marie Von Ehrenburg, wife of a German army captain. Speaking for her mother, who was Il to-day, Mrs. | Von Ehrenburg told an Evening World reporter the method, which, she says, has cured scores of lockjaw case: “Byer since I was a little girl,” sald | Mrs. Von Ehrenburg, “I can remember | thearing my mother speak of this won- erful cure for lockjaw. I was reading The World last evening when I saw an article referring to a Mary Hall, who 4s suffering from tetanus. j Didn’t Want Notoriety. | “I told my mother that there was a ehance to do a charitable and humane act. My mother has ai been phil-| anthropic, and our motive in telephon ing to Bellevue was simply one of hu- manity. We never dreamed we would get any notoriety in the matter, and © are simply overcome to think our act of kindness should be so advertised. “It was all my doings, too, for I im-| fisted upon my mother going to tne, telephone and calling up the Bellevue doctor at once that she had a cure for) Mary Hall, “Phe cure is certainly efficacious, for T have seen it work instantly.” Mrs Von Bhrenburg's recipe is as follows: Take twelve good-sized cockroaches, Put them in a teacup, add a pinch of | galt and cover with boiling water. Let dt stand a few minutes until a milky substance appears. This is the remedy for lockjaw. Take a spoonful of the Substance and force it down the pa- tlent's throat. Do this every fifteen | minutes unti! the jaws are relaxed, Pull a Tooth if Necessary. . Mrs, Von Ehrenburg says if the} Patient's mouth cannot be opened enough to inject the medicine, remove @ tooth, “Why,” she sald, “during the war it | Was customary to extract a tooth in| order to give this remedy, and the ef- fect was marvellous. Of course, that was before my time, but my mother used to go among the soldiers and ad- | minister help. The beauty of the lock- | Jaw sure fs that it Is as cheap as tr is | any one can find “You must bear in mind, though,” Von Ehrenburg continued, “that water bugs won't do 1 elve cockroa eal thing. nes have to be the | No Croton bugs need apply » Portwood and her daug) igaingt car mothe at hh The Had a War Experience, “All duriug the war my was a very young and Woinan, usel to go anong ‘ water, and It was then heard of so many cases of lock- | jaw. Long before had heard physichan 4 adminisier the eure. boy mothe: from her old colored mammy that. the eockrouch cure wee wif) and sure,” Mrs. Portwood, who ts why woman of an old Soutocrn te Inted to the Lees, ts positive i Yer cockroach cure were tried It woud relieve Mary Hall or any other sue ferer, Mrs, Von Burenburg. who is fine looking young woman, has, wit! her mother Mved abroad the sreat Sow York, but wh pent abroad," a) G m son afinttely station abroad Mrs Vou Bhrenbu g Whe only an imuulse to hey a siffering Woman Wat Vd us to teenhone Rel. Yue, We dsitke the nort thing Wke this but te cure. is and T hone people will be: t | —— 1... Manne ELAY | Joneyt A, Ballin & Sons, 1487 1st av, write: Results from our Apartment- House acyertising in your newsnaper have been phenomenal. We Advertise an apartment to let in The World but once, when it promptly brings us a tenant.” Arthur Du Cret, 140 Nassau st,, writes: “Perhaps it may interest you to know that last week I sld threy houses through a small advertisement in The World.” . & J. Goldberg, 150 Broadway, advise that their real estate adver- Hsing in the Manhattan Section of the Sunday World has brought them many new clients. You Can Do the Same any day through WORLO REALTY ‘WANTS. "' THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 29,1905. one of the handsomest actors on the American stage and spoken of as “Ameri :vs coming tragedian.” THROUGH A DRAW LAWRENCE HANLE Mee TO DEATH RARE OPERATIO fracture hae falled to unite, and she ts] PARTS SUGAR KING to be placed upon the operating table COMMITS SUICIDE. by Sir Alfred ripp, wine so successfully Residence That was before drink gained the mas. attended to the injured kneecap of King — ‘Woman Plunges Into Chicago tery of nim, and during those early days _ Edwarnt several years ¢ Recent Heavy Losnes Are Thought he found favor and praise wherever he! The operation wil take rbout three te Ithes ‘DiveN ‘Hehent River in Fall steht of Han- appeared his life was one ie hone RoW Te DROWan purls beg inter to In Death, e ep one Gn a ot Excursions of sensat escapades and iis namo | 1 togecier an Tuatha by ue thin ty PARIS, Aue, 9.—The news that Ernest CAGO, Aug. 2.—In steht of hun: continually was in the papers screws, and tt ia hoped that inva f ARIS, Aug, 2 s that Ei atebe asl a-| nn months the pirrs Will unite saMoten fer, President of the Say Suear Ree rv ce rede of passengers crowded about the tort He say, ‘il a RENAN iretre| ¢ el Alfred Is Gcilehted with che cond: y Company, committed sul e mall of the steamer Eastiand, a won! Gngg.Famous Actor Expires in Ind “Thele tite wus vot a navy Thigh Fracture, Failing to Unite, in’ oc he pat Hinde ty iectaty, Sunday tas cans {ite company’s sharea) | whtoh wo furnish at 87 Hebei El tee lai a Angeles, Cal. After a) tm weave tim ead sent ner parent, Will Be Knitted Together by o:ttexne. ? |_Siventious efforts Were made to eons | @@ntsaweekwillmore Into the river last night as the bride , sy Cy Cavin Gaoomien He oh ms = Se gke Hace that M. Gronter pnmitted than pay for Itself In moved back into lace after the pest-| Long Itiness—Was Penniless | good commitution and he wen Means of Ivory Screws—- MISSING MAN'S BODY FOUND, |potussium niet on) frank evanide ot | on fame saveds ing of the excursion boat. The efforts| Sree Rte teen oa tawate oe His suicide waa caused by recent | During His Last Days. walk from the bridge, differ materially, charge of the body and wii arrange for/ ret urne Paget's fractured the funeral grown Hope for Complete Recovery. Can you afford to do | ; heavy losses in sugar spectiat! of @ doen willing Itfe-savers who| ters’ Hospital, where jis condition wrew PIInrsptRc | ited EL ueeon | without this service ? laaped from boats and docks to the} qucceeded in-cluding his nurse, and. go aan POLICEMAN VARNUM pies. | spicene river were futile, as the victim failed! 1.63 ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 2%—Law-|!ne to a drug st a LONDON, Aug. %%—The tvory treat- m! Patrolman Willlam J. P. Varnum, at- Lech Lda ce on eee tolerate Sehoyatierace atten the) tal. —” |tened, Hanley, ah) ei ia dead hero!) Wor ot ment, as the forofd knitting toge her tached st One Hundred and ee Desoripticns of the woman, given by after a long tiiness. He dled in poverty. | py the clerk of the bone by the use of tvory vs Pwenty-sixth street stat the soores of Witnesses who saw her phe Ladies’ Ald Society has taken) with mpted suicide, an ts called, {3 to be used upon Mrs, Artaur to-day In. his home ave a . Of Brighs'’s DI Was muMered for} a widow auc i igh. Uy] SUNDAY WORLD WANTS And several — , lit ‘ Marrs :2 wi to have hoarded | been fiftees ri * tt the poliae ibelieve she was about gorse, DU dave he ald | =i tanloued pe ene a) bee een years on t sand bore ToHy Fears Old Aid OC HatrOHly. Seu! salwrsnes|Hautay. wis once Khown/ aa! TOWEL Hoe grer nis tormier couch | X-tave have disclosed the fact that the in the moun La excellent record i WORK MONDAY WONDERS, =>s oa wa =o oo Notice of future closing time. ——— Beginning with Friday, September Ist, this | store will close at 6 P. M. until further notice. Open all day Saturday. Sin ee a _ ANNUAL SEPTEMBER SALE OF Se ee eS 50.00 and 65.00 silk rugs at 27.35 and 25.00. O till Monday evening, a offered in New York, to say nothing of the low pi n f rugs of marvellous designs and NO TWO ALIKE, rich and delicate shades Q 7 35 —$65.00 rugs at $35.00 and $50.00 rugs at. Tencueee Seeseae . 15.00 and 20.00 Beloochistan rugs at. . 10.00 ant 12.00 Kurdistan ruqs. 129.75 Extra largs Guendjes. NE HUNDRED of these most highly prized, artistic Anatolian silk rugs that we expected to arrive in time for Monday didn't come to-morrow the selection wil stionably the best ever “They're coming very + and Value $35.00, at...........- 22,60 seca $45.00 '©. | 5 .OO Small Karabaah rugs. | 6.95 65.00, a seen see e = - = ag Geonan Carefully selected, Values Antique Daghestan rugs. $0.00 and $12.00, ate... 8.65 STH AME 19@T020™ STREETS & a Be R U 7 G S DD? you know how much higher the fixed prices for the season are than our September Sale prices? Items tell, and when A W\)e you see the qualities and handsome designs you'll realize what exceptional values they will BE at future prices. Meet e coat “ie 7 Anatolian mats. Large Afghan rugs. ie ° “Values $2.00 and i ETL Ole $1.00, ate 16H Lo 35.00 > Antique mats. Kirmansbah, Tabriz Very heavy Anatolian mats Saruk reg, 1 the lareer sizes. Val-| Considered excellent v ues $19.00 te ues 3 iO), 7 co Third Floor, v2 9, at..... De TH to $125.00, 57 | Goerevan carpets. _| Meshed carpets. Mushkabad carpets. India carpets. at $120 136 $179 carpets, 12.11x10. § carpe! re $99 $135 carpets, 12.3 x 9.1, at $73 $121 carpets, 104 x $.2, at $204 carpets, 14.40x11.5, at 12.5 S. at $440 carpets, 16.6x11.6, at $293 : 41.3 x8.14, at $270 carpets, 12.5x 9.0, at $159 $204 carpets, 10.7x 8.6, at $130. $120 carpets, $298 carpets, 12.10%10.0, at $199 $192 carpets, 11.0 x 8.4, at $128 $148 carpets, 9.0 x 6.6, at $50 $110 carpets, SEMPSON CRAWFORD Co. Wednesday specials in houscHeeping linens. LEACHED satin damask pattern cloths. A new importation of double satin dama pattern table cloths, Irish and B Scotch manufacture, guaranteed strictly pure linen, designs and erns entirely new, at special prices. 2! yards long, $2.48; value $3.25. Table NapKins to Match. «. $2.25 500 dozen Satin Damask Napkins, 22 3 yards long, iS? $2.08; value $3.75. $1.98; value $2. ini Breakfast size, value $2.75 dozen, at. S square, value Dinner size, value $3.75 dozen, at, - $3.28 2.50 dozen, atecscce.coorees . . $1.95 500 dozen Satin Damask Napkins, dinner size, newest 250 dozen Hemstitched Satin Damask Tray Cloths, patterns, value $2 75 dozen, at............-. e.. $2.25 18x27 inches, value 39c. each, at........... wee. 256 Hemstitched table cloths. . hee ' eat Speclalitowelivalecs: | Loe, d huck towels, valu 5,000 mercerized damask table cloths, hemstitched all round, hand- 2 for ern hentned eee a eoie, some damask patterns, pure white bleach— Oa! farihenretehsa Nuch towela value 3c 4-4, 48¢, 8-4, 1.25. 10-4, 1.50. 12-4, 1.95. | 25c, for hemstitched huck towels, value 35¢, e, value 1244c., at 9c. e from dressing or finish; 45x36 in ; , single beds, 39c. Hemmed sheets, 1x2? 10,000 muslin pillow cases, regular s made of good quality bleached cotton, fr while they last at... Hemmed sheets, 1%2x2 not be duplicated anywhere under 12 h full size beds, 552, 24a, three-quarter beds, 50¢ Hemmed sheets, 24x24 | Hemmed sheets, 2x , twin beds, 45¢. each. | SIIPSON CRAWFORD CO. A SELFISH MOTIVE PROMPTS US TO OFFER ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY the very greatest furniture values of August ses CharSed to September ac ountn Mail ordern tilled, se customers will have F the home furnishers of New York and vicinity will help us to outdo the final days of last year’s August sale we will help THEM to values that are EVEN EXTRAORDINARY for this semi-annual event. The mark we have to eclipse is well up in the thousands. The mark we have set out to reach is very much higher, We do not believe there is another furniture store in New York capable of touch: ing it. Perhaps you do not know that Simipson Crawford Co. have the most finely appointed furniture section in New York, and, if not. the largest, at least the finest, most representative exhibition of furniture. If this were not a fact we wouldn't say so, for it is a matter you may E voted to the latest styles in furniture bought especially for the August sale. Of THIS we are certain:—Standing near the rotunda you will see more furniture than you would see from any other point of view in New York, Fitia Fiser. The Auqrst sale cnds Thursday—not alone ours but ALL OTHERS as well. No doubt THIS accounts for the unusualiy large crowds that come during the final days, because in sy realize it is the last opportunity at August prices, But we are ¢O!ng to make to-morrow and Thursday More attractive here than cisewhore by doing something not usually concerned {n the great August salo—by offering: ordinary attractions in reception, library and den furniture; also for parlor, dining room and bed- By giving extra attention to purchasers of cdd pieces down to the smallest single article. $42.59 brass bed like cul, ‘27.75. 17.50 for 25.00 mattresses roam. $17.75 for $25 beds, $30.00 for $42 beds th pure South American hair—full 40 lbs.—odorless and sani- $19.75 for fi $44.00 for 08 | iy stitched and close covered with the best quality $29.50 for $44 beds. $59.00 for #85 beds or your choice of fa sing, in one or two parts. the MAIL ORDERS FILLED, | Sumpson Crawford Co, guarantee goes with every one, This $42.50 bed | $10.00 for $15.50 X quality mattress, aOviTS tas two. $15.00 for $21 XX quality mattress, at : BAS ENOs $18.00 for $24.50 XXX quality mattress, inch continuous post - — : ES. Our special ‘box Springs, 8.00 —extending bow foot ~heavy filling and} Usually. $10.50—made of the best materials by the hest workmen mounts — massive || —our orders carried out to the letter—that's why they're Superior husks on head and | to all other $10.50 springs—upholstered top-—rabbet edge—64 steel foot husks on | Springs—your choice of fancy tickings, each lateral — highest | “- ail quality French lacquer 81.10 for $1.50 feather pillows, 22x28, A. C. A. t king —hest construction, | 81.45 for $2.00 feather pillows, 22428, Gold Medal ticking, oak. |C sels —GOLDEN OAK. 2a Ae LORIN api ae a eae ae Dining chatrs—cc Mail orders prepaid to station nearest purchaser When amounting to $5.09 or more, AS tit) for $20.00 chi et BY ;BO for $2.20 tinin Sal erases ———— “ — | ===") TOMATO cATanp, tab'o pn ton Bt f [HIGH GRADE BREAKUVAST BACON FRESH BUTTER, | 11) MEDAL. n meine: one Af (he famous | olonata. =| Pies tor ers ae ne | Er araoutts ; ‘tat tb. | (LT. Wvona 40; 10-02, vote, L2G | G0 for $00.00 china closets. | Parlor suits, print Z SHE teaular ize. “Bane MH cous i GOLDEN « i . - Ate? the CREAM of BulfetS—coupex oa, = | |) MAHOGANY Finan, = |_| Liat) are BLAVONING EXTRACTS Gold, Medal oi’ Nook |] Nei Vor “sta ema ? wits, = Ta i ‘OM Cameron, absolutely ir hutise qogernele without 2 "| ful n LEY COF n Misrt tare oot Pirin TORR $1.0 DBE Be! roe BA0.00, | multe, ni Mocha 2 4! Fruit, Solid Gold. F ri) half pint, QUEEN OLIVES, Sanne 40 f 6 M0 for $7 ga | sults. ON y | Goxen, $1.40) mam- 12¢ quarter pint. ve Finest imported, aM Moth: LAUNDRY sOap Bate G0 Cr a2 OO dresser BGWO0 for £0800 el leboards, ( ults moth 9% -in : FGG-O-8KE, ge halt-xalion inn. gc WOE. for BTVAD sronaers Hall chair: | rulte POWDER, tw-Vite — Dr (ies quart jar... ,. 97G Morris chairs, N OAK, PIANO POLISHED Odd chairs. Golden oak bookcases Cream of ‘Tar nke Ci APPETIANG PICKLES, + ‘ § for $1.00 hell chalre | MAHOGANY FINISH ICELY POLISHED. 4 eg Gherking. | Mixed | Pickties for $10.40 Rad chalen 816 50 for $25.00 chairs 0 for $1.75 bookcuae ‘ White Onion Chow ehalra, 0.25 for $11. WO for $24.50 bookea: BAKI Boal he . Wal: BOL te Ri cs, | BG fer Hat racks to match Puneet £8" 106 | ge AMG | carton for 818.09 sali chars. | Parlor cabinets, BULB for $25.00 Nat racks GANTA CLARA. PHUNES. ‘ 1 and how | Odd chairs Or rockers, MAHOGANY FINISiL br Un tae ata ancy weet tine “i PEA BEANS, Brass costumers, P1ZBO for £1R 750 rockers, | OAA.00) for Seg.tHc Wall tents. P HERE fee ataen eet Pr ASG footen (Teas Cracked » (Ge $8.00. Linake ‘coskuniere: Mehogany bookcases 10 for $i 00 + GENUINE QUARTE, i le da be 4 NEW APRICOTS, whe mei eree $14.00 bres costuine $4.1,)00) for. $15.00 hovkcnaos. ‘ Peatinete een an to $42.10 wall tenta, 4 8 ecibe Laine Hikht | Rovalni aoe Pati: Tage ‘ B fer AF Tob rae BAGO for $000 be ¢ | hints 840.75 (or bin00 Walt tints, |b Book Com! ig Sone gay ‘ i Ae ai a es || Special inducements to newly married couples desiring to furnish homes or apartments complete, Extra. | | | easily decide for yourself on visiting our fifth floor. Think of the magnitude of this building, and remember that one entire floor is de- | $80 | Art needlework exceptionals. Opportune low prices in art need'ework supplies from our fourth floor department. mire iinen es at about rolld my uares an lot ed doy Brice, iawn and Swiss dresser c Annual sale of upholsteries, lace curtains and bed sets What of present sale prices —are they not marvellous, sensational, unpreces d , 3.50 Bagdad couch fe MApCEUTY, wade te originals ed inches greet overs Usually advert 5. exe try (be. Freneh ji in new and novel USS Torkieh rug cor royard.. 50 Trish curtains + tapestry portlere: red and olive only » caded w French gob: S.50 Damascus tapestry porticrcs: these pic Ay Gurtain large nize, Oriental hoveltins ‘make exquisite: halt dingo : Guristas w {ont t cS a Curtains. | F0 & palt rtalns, O75 a pair for 1340 t 00 Curt $4.90 jor nand wiought Brussels curtains, e Later, Curtaine 90 Ba Curtains Lace door panels te: OUR HUN parels co fy reat rut v. a pair for 15.00 and 1 0 Curtains... $i.90 lor $3 Notuingham lace curtains. | die a pair for 1.00 Curtatne | f. ty usually ntly executed de- Cortains. Fourth Floor, | for $6.90 Arablan lace curtains. 1 Price La | 2 2ps | 2ho a curtains. ; $2.95 for $5. 2.25 5.00 a S00 a pair 9.00 10°00 Ben s Bonne Femme Curtains. ——— $3.65 for $6.90 Renaissance j PO each for 1250 bed O75 each for 16 50 SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO, Great annual sale high-grade housefurnishings, %-»- sse-ron. HEN we say high grad, we do not mean the kind of housefurnishings you ever purchased before at these prices, They're of a lasting quality, that in the long run prove Jess than half as expensive as those usually Sold at prices as low as to-morrow’s. Important @&gFr 1's lst o° annual sate bargains 1s complete and so Interesting p linding something you need immediately at such » low price that you can’t resist buying { bed sets. sets sets | ach for 8.00 ach for 10.00 beds 12.50 each for 20.90 bed ee! GSS © Special Notice. China and cut glass are now in the basement salesroom, that you can't help tinding sor y q . A capital opportunity for you to purchase your entire Fall supply at a saving known only to the annual sale Brooms, brushes, &. 1 Bathroom fixtures, Everyday wants. Miscellaneous KEL PLATED. housefurnishings. best quality nere. res sn F Holde 5 TABLE, regular! Hooks i Brush ‘Holders Dishes, ext @ dozen able for the read- Moyer's Putz Wyekoff'a Block Bi Bath Urtck Dust stakerine, for ‘+ 106 $2000.00 a iron Ww rong, regu’ Woodenware. Tables, fer Chal Washing Mac | Guarantee of all fine white with’ partition oe ith’ pa Dest quality, 10 cher for Phen MRAPS, Wood Fibre’ Pally Irons, set of ® trons 15 Coffee Mille, good’ quailty Le ee als: Hoavy tinware. ls china: Pipe Brushes, with long wire dexigns und (KREAMER'S MAKE) for refrigerator i Es] Pepiece | sous Dairy F » 10 gt. size, value ir A it “Mats, Suction, Washing Machines, ‘ ustiea Salus arpet. Heute sigs * Oval Covered Hampers, 2,00. Dt tie He uf i} u o Busketa neways ash Toller. with heavy eopner i in Baskets, durable kind | MER atone, Ps | tea white Chit Nickel plated ware. nice Tare of hive and white chin ines, nickel Mounted on wrought age Tatton dulce ier ie Ni Crumb Tray & Se af 5, Sehony. handles og fn Potaty Press is faattaianensenee S pint Chafing Dien, with ‘sian | seh Mive iehivoa’” exten always user, Manion Une water pan nd steel ‘act nickel stand, rex. $0.00 value 5 Sor ora “ iien Kettles, with tint “bots d ee On Imax Rood Chon rs tom éi! Be value tie. 40e 12 tach round gerying. Tra Japanned tinware. Saucepans, with "7 Nickel F Padding Flour Can'stons, Ib. . svered Herlin | Sauce Fa heavy...§6e | unser bustpane, ‘extra’ heavy a 8. ihe tilarly. 20 i marked 4 |. niesty ‘stonellad: ‘ve aed oriees "8 1 Bie Ginger, Ale Bottle Holders Bro Toothpick. Holders» reat Chafing Dich Forks, reg. $1 Chafing, Dish Bpovr ree. SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO, Q . jong list of attractive specials for those returning from the Monthly sale of groceries. A long list of attractive specials f felurning from th country and all desiring to purchase their Fall supply of pure foods, or, Call 2100 Chelwen, Mail Orders willed, / ‘ | | | +