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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-06
MAII,c DISPATCHES
UNIvERSALIST CONVENTION
Work at "Wednesday Nj eetiues

LEWISTON, Jure :.
At today's session Of the UniversalIst con.
Tention, Rev " kimmell was chosen con.
vention preacher for 1890 The next con.
vention will be held at Bangor.
At the universalist convention afternoon
meeting the Womans Centenary A.socia-
tlon was addressed by Rev Ada {. Bovles
Of Abingdon, Mass, and Mr. Geo. $. Hunt
Of Portland. Ia the convention session the
officers reported this forenoon and the fol.
lowing were elected delegates to the general
convention Rev Henry Blanchard, Port
land Rev. c. 4. Hayden, Auburn; Rev
Cos,el Western, st. John; Sidney Perham
u NJ, Twitchell, Fairfield; John L. Stevens
Augusta; j. W. Wakefield Bath; Mrs. c.
4. Quinoy, Augusta; Henry l. Buagot.
In the evening Rev. J. Vincent of Calais
spoke On "OHe Father and Church and Rev
a. e. Rogers of Salem, Mass, on The
Need Of the Church"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-06
Charity Laden Trains Arrive on
the Scene.
Laid to Rest Without Pastor or Pail
Bearer.
Loss Of Life Mounts Higher With New
Information.


JoHssTowS. Pa, June 5.
The exact amount of property destroyed
BY the flood is as yet matter of guess work
as Is also the exact number Of lives lost
From all app, arances the losses amount to
$50, Goo, 600 The valley WAS full of valus-
bic machines aud factories. Cambria iron
works alone lost $500 600 worth Of property
This has been discounted in the ssles of
stock, which have fallen in value from 500
to 500 the face value of shares being $50.
The market value of the Cambria iron works
before the flood vas SIS 500, 900. The stock
has recovered again, AID i. Low worth SIS.
The registration of survivors goes on but
not AS rapidly as yesterday. The total reg
Istration 10 date is trifle over II 0UO out Of
a total estimated population of IS 900 to
10000. Allowance must be made for large
numbers of survivors who sought refuge
Sith friends in other places and many who
failed from ignorance or remission to regis
ter. The falling of today leads the authori
ties TO apprehen1 the worst fears will be real
lied and the death roll will be well up into
five figures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-06
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Legislature Meets and Organizes

CoNCoRD. June 3.
The biennial session of the legislature con
vened at ! Is o'clock this forenoon. Every
senator and all but seven members of the
House were present.
Governor Sawyer, accompanied by the
council, visited each chamber and admins
tered the oaths of allegiance of office to
members.
Hiram d. Upton was elected speaker of
the House.
ihc Senate organized with the election
of Senator Taggsrt as president.
When the Senate and House met in joint
convention the senatorial vacancies were
filled b. the election of republican csndi-
dates. \ ballot was taken for governor
which resulted in the election of David II.
Goodcll, rep. The filling of councillor
vacancies was postponed until tomorrow.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Taken from the Current News
OF the Day.

Boston's relief fund for the Johnst0vn
sufferers reaches over $50 900.
The trouble between the spinners and the
CLARK Thread Co., at Newark, y. j.. has
been settled, the company agreeing TO the
propositions Of the men. Thi. ends the
strike.
A despatch from Montreal says l.. II.
Minesm, the reeve Of Louisville. NGskinonge
county, has disappeared BY bis disappear
auce the bask Of Nova Scotia loses about
$500, the Vile Mare Bank 5000. and the
Bank Rationale 5000.
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A NEW BRIDGE.
The City Council Decides TO
Construct One Of Iron.
Appropriations Made Amounting in All
10 $ii715S.0S.
Other Interesting Business Transacted
by the City Government.

| Al the meeting of the city government
"Wednesday evening the following business
was transacted;
The following orders were read aud pass
ed in concurrence:
ordered, That the mayor be instructed to
cancel all insurance now existing on the
| hcnnehec bridge as soon as he deems the
same expedicut.
ordered, That notice under chapter six
teen of the Revised Ordinances of the city
be given of the application of Ira II. Randall
and others 10 the City Council to lay out and
establish an extension of Howard ,,reet from
| lis present terminus near the town l,n,liny
so called, at the east side OF the river To the
north hnc of the Barker Wharf, 50 called.
anu That the committee on streets nov have
| charge of the same
| prdered, That notice under chapter six
teen of the Revised Ordinances of the city
be given Of the application of Albert T. Full
Ter and others to the City Council To lay out
and establish n street called Munroe street
extension. from Northern Avenue and Wash
'ngton street and that the committee on new
streets have charge of the same
Ordered. That the street commissioner
ne authorized 10 lower the sewer referred 10
IN the petition of J. Manchester HAYNES and
others, provided. that the cost to the city
shall not exceed three hundred dollars.
The following reports were accepted and
orders passed giving efIcc, to same
Committee on highway
That the land of Charles MilBken bc
leased by the city at one dollar year
That concrete sidewalk be laid on
Arsenal street
That concrete sidewalk b.. laid nm Mil
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GENEROUS GIRLS


LAWRENCE, Mass, June :.
At mass meeting in aid Of the Penusyl-
vania sufferers, at City hall tonight, over
g 500 was contributed.
The weaving department Of the Pacific
mill employees, nearly all girls earning about
: a day, today collected $500 amongst them.
selves
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STATE NEWS
kENNEBEC.
West GariiHsr.

west bHFdtHSF.
one evening last week the band gave an
outdoor concert, and one Of our citizens had
a brilliant display Of fireworks in honor Of
the event.-Rev- b. W. jenkins, Of Gar
diner, gave very appropriate and impressive
Grafton here the afternoon Of Memorial Day.
WIasior.
The remains of VI. s. Drummon1, Of Ban
gor, were brought here Tuesday on the
morning train for intsrmsut- Funeral ser-
vices we're held at the church. Rev Mr.
Williams ofieiated with very appropriate re-
marks and PRAYER, the choir singing two
selections. Although it was raining. large
number of relatives and friends gathered to
pay their last respects to one who has al
ways been held in high regard BY all who
were associated with him when resident of
Winslow- His frequent visits to his native
town have alEsy- been pleasant The casket
and about the altar were profussly decorated
with flowers.
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BODY TORN TO SHREDS.
FlendiSh Treatment Of Negroes For Un-
known Reasons.

osYKA Miss, june ..
Fifteen white men went 10 the ,u-e of
a negro, Dick Cor nri y, tve miles from here
and riddled with buckshot negro named
Huria, supposed fugitive from justice.
They dragged Connolly from the house and
shot him at least thirty times, his body being
torn into shreds
The identity of the parties who diI the
killing Is not known. It is under
stood they came from the
northern part Of Pike county Miss. 1t is
not know 4 for y hat crime the terrible fate
was meted out to the negroes
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CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE
Raw, Keen Air Chilling the Houseless.
Charity Laden Trains.

The radical and disasreesbls change in
the temperature since yesterday will be pro-
life of much suffering and many ills Since
midnight there has been a material decrease
Of mercary. The atmosphere today il. damp
ard the air keen and penetrating. This cor
ditioa is favorable 10 the workers and ua-
pleasant for the houseless sufferers Thinly
clad vomeR and children are shiveriHz under
the caves of syerF convenient building
The sight of the long relief trains rolling
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BLESSING IN DISGUISE
A Conflagration Destroys Fever Breed
ers in Jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June B.
-Four full blocks and parts of three Others
we're burned over this morning. destroying
81 structures of various kinds. Loss about
sl6s,000 partly insured. The FIRE is
blessing in disguise Many of the tenements
burned were in bad condition. The burn
ed area will soon be covere with handsome
brick buildings.
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BANGOR TaEOLoGIANS
Graduating Exercises at the Seminary

BANGoR, June ;.
The graduating exercises of the class of
-. Theological SEMINARY, occurred this
evening in the Hammond street church with
a large attet dance. The addresses were
delivered b, Charles Frederick Burroughs,
Worcester Mass. Egbert Morse Chesley,
Boston, Mass. Daniel Evans, Mlnoosa,
Pa X, bert Lester Sheaf, SkO"hegsn &;
James SchulIay Williamson, Shorborn'
Mass The graduating class numbers
eleven The music was by the Apollo quar-
tette,
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CAsTINE NORMAL SCHOOL


CtsrINE, June 3
The exerci-cs of the graduation class of
T., normal school took place tonight as fol
lNs: Salumtory Ernest X. Woodbury.
Casf.ne; essay, Josie A. McCarty, Wool
Fioh; history Perlita l. Chapman, Orring-
ton; ro, Margaret Cushman, Castine
prophesy Haze Ross, Clinton; valedictory,
Frauk l. Blanchard, Damariscotta. The
parts we're above the average and reflect
credit upon tile school The trustees were
r,-clec'ed. Principal A +. Richardson and
sllalies.
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PRESS CoaMENT IS.

The State House Commissioners have per
s.-,,a5 ,he work of contracting for the
bn;lIiug of the extension to the STATE 1ap'tot
mot only expeditiouslv but economically ara
Iii Tbey have let the job 10 bidders VINO
are we'll gu, ted to do the work they do II
at , reasonable price and are citizens OF
Maine A very favorable combination OF
all around. The State Is tor,
innate in having this business in the hands OF
IL rracticaI men of affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-06

WAsulSGroN, June ).
Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing citizens of Maine
Original. Ralph Mason, John smith. lchs-
hol Senr,evant; increase. Frank l.. Hume
,,su J,hp Lashou II ram l.. Eastman
Alfred p. Butler. Simeon W Flood. Alden
r sherman: re issue. Hosea Smith, VIM
Bodre. Samuel d Hunt.ey, Mary, widow OF
.IoDn Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-06
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 6. 1889.

into Johnstown over both railroads from
every section Of the country xlmos, every
hour Of the -, tends To make observers con-
eiude thai charity Is not 50 rare as the eynic
philosopher you'd have Us believe.
From east. west, north and south come
whole train loads Of clothing and provision
accompanied by special messengers bringing
funds. There are large corps of volunteer
nurses and workers. Aecompa-
nying the big Philadelphia relief train Was &
special car occupied BY corps Of surgeons,
equipped with large oUtht Of instruments
and medicines.
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The State.

There is talk of new and elegant hotel
on the Eastern Promenade in Portland chief
ly as a summer resort house.
The proposals for constructing the new
building to be erected for Colby University
were all rejected as all exceeded the amount
ofthe Appropriation.
Tugs North America and Tsmhsi of Port
land have been awarded three thousand dol
lars salvage on the schooner c. A. Bucknam.
stranded on Cape Ilenlopen in April
The Saco city government Monday nigh,
voted 10 appropriate $500 10 be added To an
equal amount raised by subscription, to be
expended on the fourth Of July celebration
The sum of $4,000 is to be raised for new
sewers.
On Saturday last Davis, Baxter i Co. of
Portland conveyed their right in the old
Wnslow Jones corn packing factory at will
ton to Henry Arlington of New York. They
also sold the Pennington corn factory TO
Ella l.. Diugley of that town.
The telephone line from Lewiston, Me
chanic Falls, tic. TO Norway is nearly com
pleted and public telephone office has been
opened TO the Besls House. where it will be
run in connection with the telegraph office
which has been moved from the post office.
About four thousand young salmon were
put into Lake Penncsswessec last week by
= H. Walcott of Norway, who obtained the
first at Edcs Falls. II is hoped that we
shall in few years have good salmon fish
ing in the lake. II is now stocked with
black bass.
The selecimen of Yarmouth will soon call
a special town meeting to decide whether
the value of school property shall be assess
ed in one, two or three years also to see if
the town will furnish free text books for the
present year instead of waiting till 1890 when
the law takes effect.
The most important transfer of real estate
in Knox county for some years occurred at
Long Island, Friendship, Monday. John j
Cooney and Laura Cooney of Brooklyn, y.
Y, and Joseph II Eckstein and Hannah
Eckstein of Brooklyn, n. Y, to the Union
Granite Company, n granite quarry on Long
Island, Friendship, $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-06

The folloEing prizes at Bovdoin
College we're announced Tuesday: Ia
English composition the prizes were
awarded to john 4. Clark Of New Port
land and Daniel f. Oren Of Saeo; second
prizes 70 Lincoln J. Bodge Of Windham and
George 7. Files Of Portland. In the extsm-
poraneous competition VIM VI. Emery Of
Se~ bedford, Mass, vas awarded the first
prize, and Frank L. Staples Of Benton the
second
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PoRTLAND'S SUBSCRIPTIONS.


PORTLAND, June >.
The Portland subscription for Johnstown
foots up to nearly IA thousand dollars tonight
and more coming. To-day the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows has instructed the Sovereign
Grand Lodge to draw on them for $500 ami
Grand Secretary Davis has issued a circular
TO all subordinate lodges in the State calling
for subserintoMs.
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LUMBER LADEN VESSEL
Wa'erlogged Lies IN the Track OF New
York Steamers.

NV YORK. June 3.
Vessels arriving from Europe report pass
ing derelict lumber laden, waterloqged YES
sel within 300 mile. Of Boston. i20 miles OF
Sandy Hook and $50 mile. from Delaware
Breakvater. 1t i. the Ottawa Norwegian
bark bound from Pensacola to some port in
Norway and lies in the track Of New York
steamers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-06

BRtpeEFoRr, CT. June 8
William Drinks, treasurer of the Johhs-
town relief fund in this city, forwarded To-
day TO Gov. Beaver the slooo cohec,ion
rsisaa here. The Police Association Tor
vsr,isd by telegraph sl0o-
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INCENDIARISM
Causes the Burning of the Busine SIS
Quarter OF a Mississippi Town.

MoRHE, Ala, June ;
A special to the Register from Bolixi, a
thriving town in Harrison county. Miss, on
the Gulf coast, says This morning all the
business quarter was burned, Loss, $780,
600; insurance. $40. 900. The fire was of
an ncepJiary origin
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FOREIGN intelligence.
The Mahdists RaVase Western
AbySsynia.
Of Christians Thrown Into
Slavery or Butehered.
Lnman Steamer Richmond DELAYED by
Striking Seamen. Foreign Relief for
Johnstown


Missionary letters 10 the anti slavery so.
ciety say the Mshiisn have made western
Abyssinia desert, Whole tlocks and herds
are deslro, ed thousands OF Christians thrown
into slavery and thousands of others butch.
cred. Hundreds of inhabitants have been
taken 10 Mecca as slaves In violation of
treaties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-06

Storeksepers and druggist- with private
''axes TO grind, although we'll aware OF the
superiority Of SOZODOST to all prepara-
ton. for the teeth. sometimes recommend
other articles az equally good or 'the
same thing or superior" Insis, on having
SOZODOST. june4deod&wfolr
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Other Games.

AT Jersey City-Jersey Citys l3, Eastons
/.
At Newark Wilkesbarres 6, Newarks 4
At Hartford Worcesters I. Hartfords 3
At New Haven-Lowells 3, New Ilavens
B.
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WALDO.


SedTsAohf
Mr.. z. L. Bean has gone to Boston on
bHsine-s.-Hr. Wm. L. Bickforl VA. kicked
quite badly by horse Sunday nizht.-Ar.
Rzulett has taken possession Of the
Nevens Hoass.-Miss Msed MRzzy is at
home from Boston, rhere she il a student in
the Boston University.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-06

WORCESTER. Mass Jaas 5
At meeting of the citizens az City Hall.
Mayer Win,low PR siding. subscriptions to
the amount of s2,400 were made for the
Consmaugh sufferers.
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THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
Report Received From The JohnstOxn
Banks.
Commissioner oberly Resigns. - Ap-
pointments, Etc. Etc.


WASHINGTON, June S.
The comptroller OF the currency this morn
ing received telegram from Postmaster
Banner of Johnstown, Pa, saving that the
First National Bank of that city is flooded
expressing the belief that the funds are safe
The cashier of the bank is dead and the
president is missing.
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Fine Flavor a Transitory Quality.

One of the highest dsiry authorities H. the
country says Fresh goods are in demand
Dairy products are often held too long. The
fine flavor the consumer wants does not stay
in the butter over three weeks" Mark that
we'll, fine flavor will not stay over three
weeks Thi. is perishable product that
loses it's best characteristic in so short a
time but that is the truth, no matter how
many can tell how their mothers or
gran1mother. made butter that could
be put in crooks or tubs in the spring
and not opened until the next Christmas
when 1t would be found az bright and sveet
AS it was the day it was put in. All Of that
might be true, because it never was sweet
according to the requirements Of the present
markets. But we have no faith in this long
keeping butter. You had better look upon
it asa peri'hable product that should be
gotten to market as soon as possible after il
is ready for the consumer There may be
luck in leisure in some trades, but not in
butter making any more than in horse racing
Send each one along from start to finish, if
you want the best results s.-Amtrtcdn UdITy
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BOUND AND GAGGED.
House ofan Aged souh Norwalk Lady
Burglarized.


NORWALk, It., juno :.
Mrs. Francis Dunley, an aged resident of
Norwslk was bound aud gagged last evening
by two masked burglars who forcibly enter
ed her house and robbed her of $500 and
other vaIuabes.
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nov6deod&v1y
Tourists,

wliether on pleasure bent or business, should
take on every trip bottle Of Syrup OF Figs,
a. II acts most pleasantly and esectnally on
the kidneys. liver and bo~els, preventing
fevers, headaches and other formsof sick-
ness. For sale in soc and q 90 bottles by all
leading druggists. msy2ld&~im
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Indian Commissioner operly Resigns.

The secretary of the interior today ac-
cepted the resignation of John Oherly com
missioner of Indian affairs. to take effect in
July.
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At Williamsport

WLLiAN-POEr, Pa, June >.
This evening At 6 O'Clock 1t. Gov. Stone
reached here With seven car loads Of pro-
visions which will be carried across the river
and distributed. Five additional cars are on
the way
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FAGRFIELp. June 5.
Mrs joel Morency. French woman was
,ro,nad ,his afternoon and the body has not
bsen recovered. Aged 20 years.
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At Brooklyn-Kansas Citys 2, Brooklyns
I.
At Columbus-St Louis T. Columbus 3
AT Baltimore Baltimores l3, Cincinnatis
8.
At Philadelphia-Athletics IL, Lousvilles
10.
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IiNKsrooL, June s.
The strike of sesmen and iircmcn pre-.
vented the lnman line of steamers, City OF
Richmond aud City of Chester. in securing
sufficient men. Their departure is post
poned,
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Maine Postmasters Appointed.

The following Maine postmssters ha,,
been appointed:
W. J. Burrill, COrinns, vice W. F. Ham
ilton, removed, IL. I Burrill Dedham, vice
Jno. Trueworthy, resigned; Theodore +. II
Wyman, Sebec, vice A G. Grtchel re.
moved: F. b. Morrill,. South Newburs, vice
A. X. Crosford, removed.
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Strike on Channel Steamers.

LivtNrooL, June B
The hremen on steamers crossing the chan.
mel have struck and the steamers are unable
to sail,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
sIoHAL SERVICE
"estns' indications tor tie Next n
Houra

WAX DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officey.
WAsHrSsros. June 6 IAN.
For Maine Light rain. slightly eoole,
"in's becoming westerly. For the rest of
New England fair, slightly cooler, north.
westerly winds.
Meteorological Export.
lJuns 8 lsos, 40 P.
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Providence Gives Over SIT 600.

Providence. June ).
The Johnstown relief contributions in this
CITY nov reach Si1 ,320-50
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Maine UnitaTiaus.

The folloving is programme of the
Maine Conference of Initsrian Churches TO
be held ia Portland Jure l1-l3, 1889.
ORDER OF EKERcTsEs.
Tuesday. June IL, 80 p. M,-Sermon
hy Rev. john II Heywood. and Communion
Service.
Wednesday, June, IL 45 A. M.-Devo-
tional Service, conducted BY Rev J. I G
Nichols; 10 conference. business meet
ing; 10 30 essay BY Rev. J. l.. Seward.
r cess. u 80 to Z. NJ. with collation.
Afternoon, , 7 N.-Aidress by Rev.
GrinlaI Reynolds ? 80 report by Mr.. $. A
Eliot: 3 address by Rev 5. c. Beach; {
Woman, Auxiliary, paper by Mrs. J. A.
Bellows: 8 30 collation.; 7.30 sermon by
Rev Charles g Ames.
Thursday June I3, 345 4. M.-DrvotioH-
al Services conducted by Rev. william
Brunt5n 10 business meeting Of conference ;
10 30 esaay by Rev. J. l.. Marsh
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Pans, June 3.
The municipal council has donated hve
thousand francs TO the lohnstowu sufferers