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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
CRI SH SMALL COiL DEALERS?
ENtortion by Retailers said to Re Leading
the Operators "a Plan Retaliation.

A report was circulated Yesterday tha,
10 do away with the arbitrary eet ablish-
ment of high retail prices for anthracite
the plan agi'ated about three years ago
among the operators and then dropped
was being reconstered. I'll" plan is 20
buy out he small dealers and TO permit only
large dealers 20 handle he coal under the
super,is ion Of the opcrat ors. the city being
divided into districts for them.
President 1ruesdalr Of the l.ackawanua
Railroad would lot talk on the subject
Yesterday. nor would Chairman r u
Thomas of the Erie dir,''orr President
Fowler of the New York, Ontario and
Western Railroad said.
Il do not believe N The operators going
into the retail coal business
Henry = Fleming secretary Of the An
thraCi'" Coal Operators ASSOCIATION which
represents the individual operators. told
SCS reporter that the matter was being
considered though he did no, believe any,
thing would be- done about il just nov.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29

These naval orG,., haze been issued
,on,mandcr T.. " Rughc, .on Na,a, war
College 10 A>!alic station.
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t\THRt(ITE COMING ".
81 900 Tons Received Ne>,rrda. -Of,c,aI
Price. 50 Ton. knocked Out,

Coal dealers assorted yesterday tina;
81 a ton was sill the official retail price
for domestic anthracite. but very little
was sold at thai figurc In Brooklyn 50 30
ton was asked 10y most of the dealers
he coal TO he delivered in small lots in a
few days
About 2l,0oo tons of freshly mined an
thra il" reached the receiving stations
of five of the coal-carrying companies
The Ishjgh Valley received 5000 tons; the
Delaware and Hudson. 900; tho I.acka-
wanna, 5000; the New York. Ontario and
Western, 1000; 'ne Reading. cO0 and tho
Fri" about 1000
II was said al tho Erie offices that much
anthracite in small steam sizes had also
been rrl"1sed from the rccciviug stations
Of the company out Of town and is expected
To be in tho yards Of the dealer. to-day
II will be sold AZ 50 80 a ton while Il lasts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
carr. {. E. TODD TO RETIRE.
lie Commented the Flagship BroOtlyn
During the War Game.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ?s.-Cap.. Chapman
Coleman Todd who was in command Of the
flagship Brooklyn up 10 the time sac was
placed gu, of commission NJ ia. BROOKLYN
navy yard to undergo repairs for the
injuries received IN striking an unChartod
ohs .uction in New Bedford Harhnr during
tho September war game. has applied
for refinement under the iorty-vcars'
service law.
Capt Todd entered The Naval Academy
from Kentucky, his native STATE, IN lt6l
On account Of his services in the civil War
he will I've promoted in the retirement order
To the rank OF Rear Admiral and will re-
ccivc the retired pay OF the junior class OF
that grade.
H. tE" war with Spain Capt Todd com
maudcd the gunhoa; Whining on and was
the senior officer present in the engagement
AZ Cardanas Cuba, in MAY. 1895
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
M IBDERS ~ CONvI\IIO\
Commission ~ Employers ana Employ c-s
TO settle Labor Troubles la, orct.

WAsHfNGfoN, oct - The National
Association Of Builders met IN convention
her" to-day with President john \. stevens
of Philadelphia IN the chair. The session
to-day wa d"vut"d 10 the delivery Of adj
dresses hy William VI Savward of Boston
secretary Of The association, and Thomas
Arm strong of PhiladeIJltia
Both favored IN" proposition recently
indOr-ed 10y the association for the creation
of "A Joint commission of huildc-- and cm-
iioyc"r for III" settlement of any labor
difficulties which NAV ari-" between them
Zach went into ia" details Of tho plan and
urged it, adoption
The project does not include the recog-
milton OF Tho EXISTING organizations Of
labor, but looks rather TO the creation of
Independent organizations of those ON
pioyed IN building oporat ions and hv that
means seclir" ~" settlement Of all trouble.
by direct negot l8,ions between employee
and employer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
OPPOSES THE YERkES PLtN.
Member of Parliament WIN IrEe Recon.
sideratIon Of the Tube Rsiiwa, Hills.

.Spech Cfb'e Drspd'ch 20 THE srN
LONDON, oct. 2>.-Mr Thomas Gsir
Ashton, Liberal, who has given motto. of a
motion in the Hou-e of Commons that the
report of the Tubes Committee on the
1ramways bill I've rcComnitted and that the
committee he instructed to draw up bill
empowering the Morgan group to build
the entire system from Hammersmith to
the city, snys he was prompted entirely by
his desire ~ protect the public interests,
He is in no way ConneC'ed with the scheme
or it, promoters and has never seen Mr.
the Joint committee.
He had examined tho question Of the
route. and had formed a strong opinion
that tn" line from northwest London 10
Hammersmith would be of great advantage
10 London. and was anxious - see the
thing carried ont in its entirety. lie CON
sidercd that Parliament had been 'rif!ed
with by the London United Elect rio Rail
WAYS Company. and that it was in the
interests of the public thai the scheme
should 50 through.
IT," County Council. awaiting itself of
th" deadlock in tho electric traction scheme
has adopted proposal. by vote of "a
to 10, to promote hill Of it, own at the ncI'
session of Parliament 20 give the Council
control of tn" tube railways. Tho sup
por'crs Of the proposal maintained that
the Council! could get money a. 81. per cont Of,
whlc the companies vii have TO pay Ia
per cent. II j. estimated ,ha, tho tai cost
of Tho lines for London will bc ci0ooo 900.
\ lively contest is expected IN Parliament
tomorrow evening. when an attempt will
he made to have the tube bills. which were
withdrawn last week referred back to tho
Select Committee OF IA. House OF Commons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
NITCHELL CONES TO TOWN.
He Is Collecting Data for His Report to
the President = I commission.

John Mitchell, president o! the United
Mine Workers, came here yesterday TO
collect some data for The statement he will
make 10 the strike arbitra'ors appointed
by President Roosevelt, He would only say
10 reporters tina, he Was glad the strike
had ends
What can ! say" he asked Il have
said at Washington all could say am
glad that the strike is settled and hope that
everything may be arranged satisfactorily q"
One or two LIOor leaders visited Mitchell
az the Ashland House and congratulated
him on the ending Of the strike He told
them that he regarded it as a victory for
the miners.
Mitchell returned to Wilkes Barre last
evening and will remain there during tho
celebration of Mitchell Day" He did
not see any of the coal operators
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
THE SUN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1902
STRIKE FORCES PREACHER OUT.
The Rev. II. n. Kinney Has 20 Leave the
Coal Region for Outspoken Criticism.

TAAAouA. Pa. Oct. 2s As a result of
being prosecuted for taxing sides against
the Mine Workers. Union during the recent
strike the Rev. II. II. Kinney was COM
PEELED 20 resign the pastorate Of the Method
dist, Episcopal Church a. Gilberton Pa.
Rring the strike he advised the men TO
g. back 20 work aud not to allow their
families 10 suffer. Ar result OF this utter
ance bitter persecution was instituted
against him. He left the town because
he cared N:ol"D'c. After he had gone
his family vas made 20 suffer many in
denilies. Mr. Kinney has succ.eded in
securing charge in California il- family
Jeff Gu ,rfoh to-iia,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
FRENCH STRIkF NAY SPREAD.
Miners Threaten IN Can or the Arbitration
Proceedings.

Special cab, Despatch - THE SuS
PARIS. Oct. ~ At a meeting of the
Cabinet to-day NJ Comics. the Prime Min
lister announced that two coal COMPANIES
had already accepted the Offer of arbitra-
ton of the difficulties with the miners.
The Executive Committee Of the miners
u1!on has warned Prime Minister Combes
that unless the coal companies refrain
from using pressure on the men 10 compel
them 10 return 10 work the committee
will withdraw It's consent 20 submit the
differences between the employers and
miners TO arbitration and viii do it, mt
most 70 prov oke Il general strike Of all
trades in France
meeting Of the miners Executive Com
mittee and the Managing Committee Of
the Allied Trades Unions was held tonight
10 consider the question Of a general strike
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
NI2UODISN >IOU HERE.
~ - Gdsar Ira,rra Tciis the lhurch's
social I Mon al Its FIRST Meeting.

The fin, meeting oi he season of the
Methods Social t"ion Wa held last night
n, IN" Ho'"i savoy. j Edgar Iesycrafi.
pr, sided and about 200 members and guests.
men and nuir"n. attended Addresses were
mad" Ev Missionary Bishops McCsbe.
Thobul aud Moor" and III" Rev. DR.. A.
u. l"uuari secretary to he Methodist
Mi iuIary Society.
MI L"av,r1it said in his opening ad-
dress thai M"'hoGism grew very SLOWLY
ia New York and that II i. the duty of loyal
members of that body to conserve the in
tpre~ls Of "a" denomination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
NO, rments OF Naval Vessels.

WAsHlSGToN, Oct. % The guuboa'
fanktor has arrived at Port ROYAL, the
cruiser Cincinnati ~ san Juan, the collier
Rrutu- AT Iambcrt's Point. ana the tug
Lavden az Norfolk The torpedo
fiotilln, consisting of the Decatur, Baglcy.
Barney, Biddle, stockton. Thoron aud
Wiikp~. has railed from Port Royal for
Key West, She collier k.0uiias from Port
Antonio, Jamaica, for Norfolk and the
gunboa' i>la de LUIpn from kurachee,
India, for Nu-,at. Oman. on her way to
the United States. The torpedo boat
DE- Long ha- been placed IN commission at
Boston
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
FATHER John NOT A MESSIAH.
lie Checks the Russian Peasants Who
Called Him Christ.

.Sp,c'ii CGHs DeSp7ch 20 THE SrNs
LONDON, Oct. 2s -Moscow adviCeS Of
date of Oct. "a are TO the effect that Father
John of Cronstadt ha~ just returned from
Kostroma, distance Of 200 miles. whittier
he went 20 check religious sect from
worshipprg lin AZ tho Messiah
He held services in the local churches
and commanded the leaders of the sect TO
attend, when he told them that he was of
the same flesh and blood as themselves.
Then he went 20 "A church they had built
and caused his portrait 10 be removed
He also caused the removal OF a cross from
the roof.
Members Of the new sect will be severely
punished if they do not return TO the Or
thodoY Church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
RIVAL DRII ERS IIGHT.
The Laundry Man Fractures the Pickle
Dell, erPr's skull.

Joseph Kcaley, a laundry wagon driver,
was arrested last nigh; by Detective Day
of tho West Six'y-eigh,h street police
station charged with knocking down
Frederick Fisher, a grocery Wagon driver.
at Sovrnty-nrs' street and Columbus ave-
nue. Monday and iraCt urng his skull. Fisher
wa- trying 10 deliver a barrel Of pickles
at he ~ near there and according to his
story, got into a dispute with kcaley as 10
VINO should get his wagon 20 the curb first
\ doctor removed a piece Of bone from
Fishers skull Yesterday and his recovery
j. predicted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
shot Il, "A Policeman In scif.Defcnce.

PHILADELrHIA, Pa, Oct IS Policeman
Samuel Ferguson tonight shot and NOR
tally wounded Michael Conway. Another
bullet from the patroiuans revolver in
fcted a painful wound in the arm OF Mrs.
Rose tiernenca. Conway was the leader
Of "A band which attempted 20 rescue a
prisoner from Ferguson, and the police
man was severity beaten and knocked down
before he used his revolver 4 year ago
conwav- older hrot her almost killed Police
man johnson. no tried 10 arros, him tor
Highway robbery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
MEXICAN VOLCANOES ACTIVE.
ASHES FALL ON THE DECK or 4
STEAMER At SEA.
Earthquakes Gut on Many Towns From
Telcsraphic Communica tion--Dams
Reported In the Bik Coffee District
Near (hamprrico--Wid Area An ccted

7ccii! C1h,s Despatch 20 THE SrS.
HAVANA. Oct. :s.-Thc New York and
Cub. Mail steamship Nigilarcia arrived
he'' to-day from Vera Cruz on her way To
New York. She reports that while she
was a, sea brtweeu Vera Cruz and Pro-
greso or Sunday a quantity Of ashes fell
on hey d.Ck
Ii il, supposed thai these ashes cane
can 'oicanoes that have been In eruption
for some time past
SAX FRANCISCO, Oct 2s-Cast,e Bros
COLE. dealers here, received To day a cable
despatch from Guatemala City. which said
tina: III. Costaoica coffee district. back Of
Chamror1co. had been badly damaged by
earthquakes Those familiar with the
country ray that this means that part of
thamperico is wiped out The earthquake
j. supposed TO NE The result o! the ,ocaLi 10
activity that il row causing terror near
Palenquc, Mexico
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany'S central cable oGCr has teen adj
vls"d by 'he MEXICAN Government that
heCaii-e ct "arthGuAkes all t.i,grG plic
communication with Mspastcpec, EuXtla
Tapachula, San Bsnito. thicharr". Mo'o-
2inta, Monte Cristo and IeroscGuc il
Interrupted
The towns are in the extreme south
eastern end of Mexico Some of them are
in the state of Chiapa and some in tho
state Of Tahasco. The area which seems
:" have been disturbed extends from the
Pacific Ocean on the south almost To the
Gulf of Mexico on the north. distance of
about 2O miles A number of volcanoes.
including Soconusco, Sapatitlan. Tacana
and Aca'ensngo are situated within his
area
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
Trsnsyaai Onicials.

Special Clbls DsSDqilt . THP SCS.
LONDON, Oct 2s--The Gd-tne tonight
announces that King Edward has created
the Offices Of Governor and Commanders
in-Chief and Lieutenant -Goveinor of the
Transvaal Sir Arthur Lawlev has been
appointed Lieutenant -Governur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
some other sylvester Malone.

Sylvester l.. Malone nephew II The late
Rev. Father Mdo," of Brooklyn. SAYS b"
j. lot the Svk to- I,p'orc who was in a
runaway in Central Park on Sunday after
noon with his wifi, and two children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
SHIP CONFINES PURCHASES.
White Star and Dominion Line Sharchoitl.
crs 10 BE Paid on Dec. 1.

Sp'rldI Cd67' Ds Fpd'cH 20 THt Sun
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2s circulars have
been sent to the shareholders of tho White
Star and Dominion Line steamships an
nonncing that the purchase Of their stock
by the Atlantic combine would be COM
pleted on Dec at the London office of
j. 5. Moran i Go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
Sai,Inl'S House Robbed.

-2,,'R car. Dc.pIah 10 rHE SrS
ROME. oct .S.-Thc villa of TommaSo
Saivini the distinguished tragedian, has
been entered Nv thieves, who stole medals
gold crowns and many Other precious
souvenirs Of Sdivini's career.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
Little Hope for Mabel Eouton's Recover,

Mabel Bouton, the actress who was sent
20 Bellevue Hospital Sunday night suffer-
Ing from consumption and aicoho iism,
Mas removed 10 the tuberculosis ward in
he Metropolitan Hospital on BIackWell's
Island yesterday, Several of her friends
called on her yesterday and il was said she
would probably be removed from the city
hospital soon, The docto hold out little
uope Of her recovery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
$1,000 tor the SIgei Monument.

tn" Gen Sigel Monument Fund has
grown rapidly in the last few weeks
Richard II. Adams, tn" treasurer. an
uounced yesterday that $3.50 had been
contributed Friends Of IN" General in
chicago sent on NOR" than $500 recently.
one individual subsCriu'iOn Of $500 aud
several subscriptions OF slOO hdv" been
received Subscriptions should bc sent
O Richard II. Adams. in ear" Of tue York.
Vile Bank. Third avonu" ana f. gh'y Il ith
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
lost 1 MINERS ri Nd.
The Loss OF Rron> collect lon Reported
10 the Police.

Hugh Eo-sncr of 6l5 East lijih street
reported 20 III" Alexander avenue police
last might that le had lost Si6 which he
had collected in The Bronx Tor the aid Of
the PENNSYLVANIA miners. He had it,
be said when he boarded an upbound
Third avenue Electric car al l3Nth street,
hGt soon after tina, discovered that be had
los it in some wav
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
WORK FOR THE HAGUE (OIRT.
Disputed Treaties With Japan TO he Sub.
mitted TO Arbitration.

Special Cd1e Drspnoh 20 THE SuS.
PARIS, Oct, est is stated officially that
Germany, England and France have agreed
with Japan TO submit 10 The Hague tribunal
for arbitration the question Of the exact
Interpretation of existing treaties relative
to perpetual leases Of property possessed
by foreigners in Jarar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
Dropped Dead While At Business.

David Tile 20. a dealer in woolen rem
nants a. l5 Worth street. dropped dead
Of heart disease vr~t erda" while transact
ing some buslnc.~ at ~ White street. He
lived ~ > Fast Sirrtv-oighih street with
his wifi" and three children and was 50
N,Hrs nd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
Illness Of the POpe's PLY S,cIan,

Special CGb'e Dsspsirh 10 THE SrS.
PARIS, Oct. 2s-A despatch to the Figaro
from Rome says that DIR. Lapponi. the Pope's
physician. who is suffering from appen-
dici'is. was worse yesterday, Dr. Maazoni
had not returned from a visi, 20 the country
and the proposed operation was postponed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
COtRT-W tRTIiL or LIErT. OWEN.
Order Issued Ncsterda, Court TO Meet at
Brooklyn Navy Yard.

WASuINGroN. Oct. 2s-Thc expected
order for the cuurt-nartial Of Junior Lieut.
Alfred G. Owen ON charges of irregular
financial transactions and absence without
leave was issued by the Navy Department
to-day and mailed TO Capt =. + Harring-
ton, who will be president OF the court
The charges and spociicat ions will he
made public tomorrow Tho court viii
NEE, al the Brooklyn navy ward ON
Thursday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
To Garry Cuban and Mexican Wall.

WASHINGTON. Oct. - Contracts wera
awarded by the Pos Office Department
to-day 10 the New York and cuba Mail
Steamship Company for carving the mails
for five years between New York and Ha-
vana and New York and Mexican ports.
10y way " Havana. n the uniform rate of
81 mil" regardless of the bulk o. class
of mail matter carried
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
some Papers CIa,m Everything.

I'VE SrS doesn't " NAV he tho hest
r.w'plpcr in the unred states and some
fols, tAuS II is But II Il; isn't II ought 10
the premium. II establishes a quarantine
against mrdiocrity and maintains IT, Its
stan in the world They are AT work IN every
quarter of the globe and the best products
Of their brains are found In IBE SuS-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
\n,ericanls,s Can on Roosevelt.

WASHINGTON, Oct. - Thir'y-two mem.
beers Of the Scientific Society of American
lists called on President Roosevelt to-day
To pay their RESPECTS. \ committee has
been appointed ia entertain 'hom.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
New Blood for IN. Parks Flock Of sheen.

Sii'e"n pri2" Dorset lambs worc received
at Central Park Yesterday from Toronto,
ana were put with IA" flock which cralrS
on the ball grounds, John 4. NCtulivrdy,
from whose ranch at lSpridgc they come.
offered them a a bargain and sent along
ayoung ram with long pcdigrc" as n gift,
McG'livray j. the largest sheep raiser in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
King Edward Gu.ng to the nv Irra

.>p,'H CIbie Dcspa'oh 10 TnL yGS
PAEIs. Oct. ?s.-pes patches from Cannes
say King Edward will visit the Riviera in
November
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29

Tho fra~'dc'' said tee would have Il"
ledG placed il, the stat" dining room. TIE
d.i"cG'iuu also "Nhihi'.t lie 'im"u~ u,
Ala>ia gold, copper. c'unabai and other
metals uai Ca!ird forth expressions Of
surpil-" ard delight from the Pre- -id"n'
som" Of the CODDpr wa, ~ sCld chunks
~ per cent. pur". tair'i from placer ground
IN th" Copper River Valley and Weighing
ten o. fifteen pounds
J ne members % th' Alaska d-lega' ION
were '. j Iogga't of Nome, Rober, R!"i
of Valdez and Capt. j. }. Heaiy I. e. Helm
and MI NcNeir, representing ctncr io"a.i-
tie-. IL Response 20 an invitation from
the members OF the dclegat ion the Prrs'-
dent promised that AZ some future ,inr he
would 20 To Montague Island. Alaska. to
Iitrtf ksa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
MOSES HEAD FOR ROOSEVELT.
Presented by Citizens OF Alssks-Presi.
dent VIII 90 There 10 Hunt.

WAsHINoToS, Oct. pa moo~e'- head
with antlers. from Alaska. said to he the
larga.t ever brought TO the nitcd States.
was presented to President RoosevHlt this
morning by delegation OF Alaska ci,izens,
accompanied by Representative Wooteu
of Texas. The antlers measured ia and
n half foe. across A piece Of native
placer copper attached 10 The mounting
bear the in-CriJtion'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29

To .hr1dytr 'tup,r,ri, rom the ,ItiIeGs o.
Aib,kr. 20 token 81 tar'i rs'ccl ana IA irtu.
..r..H O.. I't ,rl-GdSAip
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13
Heals Diseases Called InCurabl(
ministers, Doctors and Professional lien Tell How He
Has Cured the Blind, the Lame, the ParaIytic,
and r1any on the Very Brink of Death.
Free Help for the Sick.
Adkin Offers to Help All Sufferers from ANY
Disease Absolutely Free of Charge-Profes
sional Men Investigate His Powers.

kin and the wonderful efficacy of Vitaopa-
thy that they volunteered to forsake all
other ties in life and all other kinds of treat
ment and devote themselves to assisting
Professor Adkin in his great work for hui
manity. With the discovery of the Adkin
Eitaopathic treatment eminent physicians
are generally agreed that the treatment of
disease has at last been reduced to an exact
science.
In all some 5000 men and women have
been cured by the powers of Professor Adj
kin. Some were blind, some were lame,
some were deaf, some were paralytics
scarcely able to move, so great was their
infirmity. Others We're afflicted with
Bright's disease, heart disease, consumption
and other so-called incurahie diseases Some
were sufferers from kidney trouble, dyspep-
sia. nervous debility, insomnia, neuralgia,
constipation, rheumatism. female troubles
and other similar ills. Some were men and
women addicted to drunkenness, morphine
and other evil habits. In all cases Pro-
fessor Adkin treas he guarantees a cure.
Even those on the brink of the grave. with
all hope of recovery gone, and despaired of
by doctors and friends alike, have been re-
stored to perfect health by the force of
Vitaopathy and Professor Adkins marvel
ous Skill. Ana. TeuldrEdDte as IL may seem,
distance has made no difference. Those
,iv,nn t,u uo, - ,oan - a.. 80
N,A"e d away hh'e "ee" 'oeu 'he
privacy OF their own homes, as well as those
who have been treated In person. Profess
nv Ad,;, ,s,.r,s ,hot ha c,, orro - -.
Vi IA aSseS 'ha' nc d 'uie IN ohe
at any distance as well as though he stood
before them.
No, ,onn roh, ,d,u. p,,,ou
ions aso oonh La Vi pidhe>purs'
Iowa, who had been lame for 20 years, was
pprrnaraptI, ,,,rad hi, DrnfaSror AJli, With
on, az .aa., -, pi,a a.. IT.
~ o." 0pei"'on a. NHN A'ou' IL
same time the city OF Rochester, \. Y, was
startled by the cure of one of its Oldest
rssid.nts NJ u wr,cb, ,ho had 49,
e"' "no a "een
partly biind for a long period. John f.
Neff, of Millersburg, Penn, who had suf-
rered for vears from , cataract war bis ,o,,
wv "S iei'
eye, was speedily restored to perfect sight
without an operation. From Logansport.
r,5io,. u. cure ,ha ooo,orr
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Mrs. Mary Eicher, who had been practically