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COnvulsiOn.
Fits, then
Epilepsy.

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inc has been SO successful in
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We will be pleased to refer
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who now enjoy the blessing Of
health, after years of hopeless
suffering.
81 have a son that had brain fever
when two years old, followed by fits Of
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for him. without relief. After about
fifteen years he booame so bad that we
sent him TO Longoliff hospital for the
there nearly three years, but he con-
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condition. He had lost his mind almost
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family; could not even find his bed;
was, j total wreck. He had from to
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this, they are at liberty to do So"
r. II. RUNNELL, Lincoln, Ind.
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We still continue to give The Great
American Farm journal to all of our sub
scrbers who pay in advance. Think Of
it. Two papers for the price OF one, and
o oily $l.00, too.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-09-08

T. OR Sal "a SMALL FARM OF FOR
r ll-s:N a'its, known IS thc Maugcr iaIm
i,catru : 2. niits northeast cf lotkgIoNr.
Fair LUiiu,HGs, guId fltit, wafer at ht usr ard
barn. Az cnaItd i.no UIGcT hlll state Of
sal" and $ Il GyS T.tie rrul cry. NiI leave
hay, Straw and .uCdcr ON lie II:.,c fuSst s-
sion gwen THIS al. Address,
l.. q. ~ EEtTf,
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A'C0W,
HALFDAN RJERULEF

Steer, Bull or Horse
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of hide or skin, and let
us tan it with the hair
on, soft. light, odorless
and moth-proof, for robe,
rug, coat or gloves.
But first get our Catalogue,
giving prices, and cur shipping
tags and instructions, so as to
avoid mistakes. We also buy
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FOR STATE TREASURER,
WILLIAM III. BERRY,
of Delaware county.
JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN STEWART,
Of Franklin county.
FOR JUDGE OF TUE SUPERIOR COURT
JOHN b. HEAD,
of Westmoreland county.
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Democratic County Ticket.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
FRANK G. BLEE.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
CHAS. =. GEARHART.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
CLARENCE w. SEIDEL,
GEORGE NJ. LEIGHOW.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR,
THOS. VAN SAINT,
AMANDUS SHULTZ.
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Many newspapers have lately given currency
TO reports by irresponsible parties to the effect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.
Conditions for tho start and Finish ans for
SIGNALING

Conditions for tho start and Finish ans for
signaling.
The cor mittees having IN charge the race
across the Atlantic for the prizes offered by
the Ger nan Emperor have published the
arrangements hat have been made 70 start
the yachts and instructions which are for
the guidance Of the racing yaohtsmsn.
The committee on this side IA Commander
u. G.. Hebbinghaus, Naval Attache, German
Embassy, Washington; Allison V. Armour
and c. l.. T. Robinson. The committee az
the finish is Capt, Coerperr. Naval AAAoh6,
German Embassy, London the Earl Of Ions
dale and Sir Edward Birkbeck The race IL
under the auspices Of the Kaiserllcher Yacht
Club, Kiel.
The race will be started on Sandy Hook
lishtship az 2 o'clock on Tuesday, May 70.
Hos SH t. s. ~; Oliver b. Cromwell H. de B.
Wa lsSn The TanFements according to the
program issued are as follows:
Tue starting line shall Be line between = com.
e @,1soI ana S3t he Ssady HooS uSbiship H'
me length and direction Of the line 70 be deter
Inc Is 70 Be erOs.ea leaving the Sandy HOOE Light.
ship % staIeoArd ,..,.,... - -, =.
nEsd a. p H.. The club birTss lowered and blue
peter hosted. 4 waning gun win pc 1Eed az 40
Inc sisfsisS Suh vii be nred az as p n, red bSii
loWered 10 case gun misses ure prolonged
hast OF the whistle win be Tven. Should post
ponem emf Be considered necessary The preparatory
fun would be cred on an even quarter hour thefe
AMER followed by waning and sttrlng guns with
interVala a. above. Tine OF yachts crossing the
Npr VIII not be taken by the COMMITTEES.
Ne protest will be entertained In oonnsctiOn
nth Violation Of the rules a. the star or the
Yachts approaching the line under tow mustdrop
ths toWllns a. the preparatory ufnal
Tbe tnternntiona rules Of the road a. eee HhA
Govern conduct Of the yachta. with the addiuon
maj M "a overlap exists between two yaohtt Whtn
both OF them, without taektng. are about 70 pas
a raarh on q required side then The outside yacht
nust give inside yacht room 70 pas clear Of the
MARI. - -.
inF 70 establish an overlap and thus force pAAtafe
betWcen another yacht and the marx After the
iSttef yacht has altorcd her helm fof The purpose
" No pSrt Of Yachts hun or spara may b. acrusa
ths starring line b, foTe the starting gun 4 nred,
in case yacht In frinGoa the above ruiz the com
Mute VII GlgnA b. short hlartu steam uhitue
and display ofhcial lctteu Of yacht % nfringing
Yarht ~ firnalrd must MUM and fVCrOta the
rtaTtinr Inc, Yectt - rttunlnG or one gorslnE
NJ position ffom the wrong side OF M me ehau
- n a. ar % andrlts wty 20 h compctnG yachts.
Should . yacht be orlaytd IN staIting 81 ne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
Yaehts ChanEe Hands.

The schooner yacht Loyal has been cold
by r. p. Doremus TO Gibson Putzel The
loyal was built by Poillion In BROOKLYN in
1893 for Frank sutton and has been owned
by Mr.. DoremuA for some years and raced
with fair success She was sold because
Mr.. Doremus now owns the schooner I.AscA,
which he intends 10 race this season In the
HE steam yacht Constant has been sold
by 2. p. Hart and " Burden. ID. 70 EEbert
AoIham OF Wilmington. The Constant WAS
built two years ago for a cruise up the Amazon.
but the pro iect fell through. She IL ice feet
q inches over all, ITO feet on the water line
20 feet beam and feet , inches draft,
She was designed by Tams, Lemoine and
Crane.
cold 10 Henry @. Tobey OF the New YORK
Yacht Club. She was built IN Boston in
Euelus W. Hitchcock. gr.. has purchased
the slOop yacht slrocco, Mrs. q. r. nominicE
has purchased the BAR HArbor so-fOoter
JOKER.
The cabin launch Elf has been sold by the
estate o. AuGustin Monroe TO Edward e.
uridith Of IarChmont
n. r. Morton hes sold 70 William Alderman
the lO-foot aloop Pin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

appointed time and the committee boat not b. IN
position, u may starr later, taking It's depaI ture
credited on account OF the delay,
Such yacht may not Be towed 70 any point 10
the eastward OF Sandy Hook lightship.
TIE hnish OF the race will b. on a line barring
g. sOq's from the me LE ,H,d Sh!hG1'e on ne
In the event Of there being no mark boat az the
Further Information regarding the finish line
may be supplied to contestants u received By the
American sub committee
be established with the signal station AZ the Lizard
lighthouse. by day. by displaying ofnclAl letters
q ssdgnedll the pTogrsm 10 fog, 81 .dischaITing
SPECIAL bomb As ds.lfHAisd followed BY ba'ts
Thee agnals should be repeated At Intervals
1a rep JsSsysp iFG @s SSnA station
When In foreign waters y4ehts should Identity
themselves by NE use Of ooal letters rather than
There Is no restriction ~ 70 what haTs racing
i is TeaS vested that each oontes,sn, take time
Al the 1nish IN Greenwich mean time 70 eofroborAte
a pilot may be taken on board before the nnish
After the nnish. communication should be e.tsb
hshed BY telegraph with Capt Coerper, German
Embassy London, giving hrst port Of sntrT IN
special bomb for fog signal used By all composing
yYe,ha.s Is hred from a moriSL-msssinG report
a height Of about 800 fse,.
entered and gives the day and niRht signals
ana lOk ElEuhls
The Atlantic Yacht Club, which VIII be
represented IN the race by former Commo-
dore Robert E. Tods schooner Thistle, has
chartered the Iron Steamboat Sirius TO take
members and guests out TO the start This
boat will be IN charge Of the regatta com.
mittee Of the club, Theodore y. Wells, Ired-
erick Vilmar and Harold 8. lee In a cir
cular issued 70 the members Of the club the
committee says:
ITO allow the club members and their guests
TO encourage their representative by their
presence at the start, and also 10 give them
the opportunity OF witnessing what promises
10 be the most spectacular yachting event
Of this coming season, We desire TO announce
that the steamboat Sirius Of the Iron steam.
boat Company has been chartered for the
above date, and viii leave Pier /. battery, al
100 a. ", stoppinR At the Crescent Athletic
Club dock. Bay Ridge, on the way out and
back. The registered capacity Of the Sirius
y 2,t10, but the number Of tickets will be
limited to COO Luncheon win be served nj
tables 20 members and their guests shortly
AFTER lee wing the pier. Tickets may be OBJ
tained from the regatta COMMITTEES az the
o1lce OF the chairman, Theodore ~ Woiis.
80 Broadway. Tickets including luncheon.
a. each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

The City Sports will be the burlesque
company at the Gotham this week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

Tricks. II a guaranteed that the acton
viii not mingle with the audience.
children will find amusement In Altbeefa
dog' monkey and pony circus, and will have
also much 10 entertain them inthe minia-
tuTe railway, which will run through a
pretty rotto, whore ABo-Peep,' NRed
RIDING Hood 1Old Mother Hubbard, /"
Jack the Giant Killer sand sQoody Two
Shoes win Ereet them
Bostook's trained animals are now on the
water and are due to arrive by the Min
neapolis the early part Of the week. Bona
WA who says he never felt better IN his
me, " along, and with his one arm he will
give Performance with ten lions, inolud-
ing Baltimore, the beast that nearly killed
MIN at Dreamland last summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

The vaudeville entertainment tonight
at the Metropolitan Opera House for the
benefit Of the Actors' Home will engage
the services OF many well known artists.
Other Sunday concerts are AZ the Harlem
Opera House, Grand Opera House, the
American, the Metropolis and At the vaude-
VILE theatera
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

The Broadway Theater will have Mrs.
Temples Telegram the amusing faros
romedy which scored hit at the Madison
Square earlier in the year. competent
Ompany is promised
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
DFAHLAND OPENS THIS WEEK.
New Features Provided, Including a
IubodrOme Track and Maxim's AIrship.

New Features Provided, Including a
HibodrOme Track and MaNim's AirshIp.
Diamland will open its doors for the
selse on Saturday Of this week and there
will h many new features TO delight sight
seers A hippodrome track has been built
sroun the lagoon on which all sorts OF
ultdor contests will be held. There will
II performances in the circus ring between
tie hluodrome acts. All this will be free.
The entrance has been improved by q
gllantb statue Of an angel throwing a
I'D representing the earth in the air.
~ a reproduction Of the Creation from
thdbt. Louis fair.
lighting the Planes has been re-
moAed The same kind Of fire show win
eAn, but on an enlargeu scale and worked
OUT entiTe,y new lines.
pvei sensation will be provided IN
Slr ham Ma kim 8 alrship, which n erected
on y plaza. The steel column which
reVolN and FROM which the boats are
suspeted il i56 feat high. Al its greatest
InomIellm the boats will swing out at an
angle SIS degrees as they circle around.
-HeleAtes h the title Of an ingenious
."at M which viii carry visitors 70 sub
'eTranfs depths. The start h made In
open boF which circle round the enclos-
ure, and hen the center Of Hell Gate
j. reachethe boats disappear, presumably
swallosweSup by the water. Below IL a
rocks
There wNbe a fea circus. The interest
ing little ases walk q tiEhtrope, drive a
hansom oahyith its fare and man on the
CO. cos' SorA windmill, pull a coach with
Yea pas,enar and q hea oonduCtOr 70
collect the W, and Psrform other new
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

AZ the Eden Musee new attractions,
bothin the line Of new figures and Of new
entertainers, are constantly being added.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

the others Of the stock oompsny At Tire
Tifty-eighth Street ThCateT vii appear n
sMr Harness Of Now York. fine scenic
product ION Of the famou s play is promised.
star. Il 70 be the headlinsr at ProCto r's
TWcnt y-third street house. Another actor
Of note who u In the bin h Henry =. Dizzy
WEIGH will deliver a monologbe, while
Dltey will be seen in CONDENSED versie n
Trio. Ryan and Richfeld and George II.
Wood are Others in the long bin.
It's hard to pick the 'headllner' In the
evenly balanced bill At Kelth's. CHASING,
the hand and foot 4shadowgraphist, will
MAY a return engagement, while Dida.
the twin mermaid mystery, remains for
onother week. James j. Morton and
Clf Gordon furnish the monoloRues; "A
Night H. Venice aad the hignani family
Mark Murphy win present for the irt
time in New York their comedy sketch,
The Coal Strike George y. Aust In
does comedy stunts on the slack wire;
Leonard and Drake initiate animals, while
Glctt's dogs get even by initiating human
heings.
There are Ave star attractions at the
Colonial Music Hall this week, and they
make one Of the most important bills Of
the season. Irene Bentley heads the bill
with her songs. Win Cressy and Blanche
Dayne follow with The Town Hall To-
night; Charles T. Aldrich, the comedy
iugger, Will do bis act; Burt Leslie, Robert
Daley and company will be seen IN their
comedy sketch, and Edna Aug will sing
Tony Pastor has arranged an interesting
bill for next week consisting Of an excellent
array OF talent. Callahan and Mack will
present their Irish comedy, The Old
Neighborhood;' Matthews and Harris will
he seen in their new farce, Adam the Sec
ond"; Nat Clifford. the English ooster singer;
Besnah and Miller, singers and dancers;
Lillian Shaw, dialect Coincidence, and Potter
and Hart well hea ID balancers, are among
the others on the bill.
Peter F. Daley and his Lulu girls head
the bill at Hurtig a Seamon's Music Hall.
il will be his first vaudeville appearance In
Harlem. Toby Claude ranks next on the
bill. Other performers are: Miss Dean
Edsall and company In Miss Edsalls one
act comedy. The Two Ru6ies,i Howard
brothers, banjoists; Elmer Tenley; Manu-
and MA0ette, comedy Rcrobats; Bennett
and Rich, and the Gregsons, singers and
iancers.
AT HAmmersteins Theater, next week
Mcintyre and Heath will be seen for the last
the in vaudeville prior to their starring
tor. Others on the Bill are Spessardy's
bers and ponies, Trovolo, ventriloquisl
novelty, the Four Madcaps. Clarioe Vance,
Frhk and Jennie LAtona, NJ. Probst, the
Graf Buokner, Smirl and Kessner and new
vitSraphic views.
Az che Edon Afusaa nav at.ractions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
rom or "PARSIFAL" ENDS
Most Of Manager saVaEe's singers Have
EnEaRementa Abroad.

engagements Abroad.
The tour Of the English "Parsiial' COM
pany, organized by Henry W. Savage,
came to an end last week and the COM
pany arrived here yesterday under the
direct ion Of Ralph Edmunds, the manager.
The venture was a success, especially In
the Western cities.
The company has now been disbanded.
Nine. Kirkby Lunn is engaged for the
season at Covent Garden. Alloys Pen
nartni returns TO the opera house at Ham
burg, from which he had leave Of absence
for only half a year. Putnam Griswold
the young American who made a success
as GurnemdHE. has been engaged for the
Royal Opera House In Berlin, and Johannes
Bischoh who alternated AmfoTtds with
Franz Egenish. has been engaged as
barytone at Hanover. Herr Egsnief has
also been engaged for the company at tho
Royal Opera In Berlin.
The company gave 224 performances.
Whether the country wifi have more
'Parsifal' next winter has not yet been
decided
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

l. the Nassau The Innocent Beauties, =
brlesque organization, il the attraction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
THE BROOKLYN rHEArERS.

"SilNer slipper" NJ the hjestic-SOme
Good Vaudeville HIS.
The Silver Slipper" which was first pro-
duced at the Broadway Theater Manhat-
tan. will be seen at the Majestic this week
Its champagne dancers have helped It to
success. much as the pretty maidens' did
'Florodora. snitz Edwards ia the leading
comedian.
The Broadway Theater will have Mrs.
Temples Telegram the amusing faros
nomedy which scored a hit at the Madison
Square earlier in the year. A competent
ompany is promised.
Nay Irwin, in sNrs. Black Is Back will
be at the Montauk.
Percy Williams Offers big all star bill
for this week az the Orpheum Theater.
Albert ChevalieT Ia the leading feature on
the program, making his farewell appear
ance in Brooklyn with his imperaonations.
He will present a repertory Of new songs
and Characterization. Another feature
is TO be The Globe Of Death, which makes
its first appearance in Brooklyn. This
shows an operator in a motor oyc g circling
he interior Of a transparent globe at a
nigh speed. Another big feature will be
WIN IOIu anu NAAyulb AHGnIuGt hhhlbbbu
bNthe Ten Daisy Girls, owing new songs
en- dances.
heney's Theater in Fulton street will
hav as the topllner Of It's vaudeville bill
Geoge F. Evans, the Honey Boy Fred
Hahn and Molly Fuller are also In the big
hill.
'Aizona.- one of the best Of American
plays will be at the Folly for the week
hegming tomorrow.
'irpu Frou' will be the revival at the
Hju.
flal Re'd's play The Pedler,' with
SIN Thorne in the main part will be at the
hrk.
The Trocadero Buresque-s will appear
the Star in two travesties, A Misfit
Emily and The Genuine
he Rentz-Santley Company comes 10
thGayety.
l. the Nassau The Innocent BEAUTIES
hrlesque organization, il the attraction.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-04

Want ads in the Star bring quick re-
turns. Three lines three times for 20
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-04
THE TITLE TO
FANNING'S ISLAND
SOON TO BE HAD
IN THE BRITISH HIGH COMMITS
SIONER'S COURT IN FIJI.

BY the Aorangi on Saturday there
departed for Suva George Greig one
of the owners Of Fanning's Island and
Humphrey Berkeley, a barrister Of
Suva, who go to appear before the
High Commissioners Court in Suva
in the matter of the unsettled will of
Bicknell, one of the original owners Of
the island. 81
Mr.. Berkeley came here by the Mo
were earlier In the week for the pur-
pose of consulting with James Bicknell
the new County Auditor, who is one
of the owners of Fanning's island.
George Greig came here by the Sonoma
from Fanning's in order to take the
Aorangi for Fiji.
Two or three years ago when there
were negotiations between Bicknell
and some parties in San Francisco for
the sale Of his interest in the Island,
the negotiations were broken off by
reason of some provisions in the Bick-
nell win entailing the property 1t Is
to straighten up all such matters and
make the title salable that the present
proceedings in the British High Com
missioner's court are being had.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-04

WAS THE
GUEST OF HONOR
COMMISSIONER GENERAL OF I'M
MIGRATION ENTERTAINED AT
DINNER BY BUSINESS MEN.

A dinner in honor of Commissioners
General Frank p. Sargent of the I'M
migration Department. was given last
evening at the Young Hotel by repre-
sentative men of the Planters Associa-
tion, Chamber of Commerce, Mer-
chants Association and Builders and
Traders Exchange. e. D. Tenney oc-
cupied the chair, the guest of honor
being on his right and Acting Governor
Atkinson on his left. Others present
were: ]. p. Cooper, DIR. L. f. Golfer,
w. o. Smith, w. L. Lott of Washing
ton, r. w. Breckons, e. r. Stackable,
]. A. Gilman, E. r. Hendry, j, A.
Kennedy, NJ. NJ. O'Shaughnessey, F..
NJ. Bechtel, Alexander Young, ]. M.
Dowsett, Herman Focke, Richard W.
ers, w. LAM, c. L. Wight, Alexander
CARVE, j. j. Garden. G.. NJ. Rolph, r..
d. Mead, Max Lorenz, ]. T. Crawley,
p. A. Donahue, L. A. Thurston, Col.
w, p Hepburn of Iowa, George f. Da-
vies, ]. F. c. Hagens. w. Pfotenhauer,
George w. Smith, William Haywood,
L. e. Pinkham, J. H. Craig, E, E. Pax
ton.
The toast list was not long but it
was interesting Col. Hepburn re-
sponded for 1.-THE President of the
President of the United States" and
incidentally took a fling at union labor
which was later answered by Commits
sioner General Sargent.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-04

There are no 'blues' in Rainier Beer,
1t is all golden brown. the golden brown
of the ripened grain.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-04
IMMIGRATION
STATION OPEN
NEW BUILDING AT KAKAAKO
WAS FORMALLY INAUGURATED
YESTERDAY.

The formal opening of the new I'M
migration station at Kakaako took
place yesterday afternoon when Com
missioner General Frank P. Sargent
did the honors. Four o'clock was the
time set for the opening and at that
hour a large assemblage met at the
magnificent building which represents
all that is up to date in immigration
stations. Acting Governor Atkinson
and different of the heads of Terrific
rial departments We're among the call
ers as were the Chinese and Japanese
consuls. The County band under Capt.
Berger discoursed sweet music from
the mauka lanai.
The force of the station was present
in full uniform and every courtesy was
shown the numerous visitors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-04

you to keep from having colds grippe dengue
provide yourself with this splendid remedy Nip the cold the
very start Get bottle to-day for you will find the best %
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-04
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