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back to to ., and at that price. she. went
to the post. Cyantha opened at to l. ana
as a large contingent fanCied her chances,
she was backed down to to l. Wedge
field did not lack for friends and many n
u9t5a nrt6a f on smifh G'V the peardorff stable
entry. and Pat Malloy, Jr., were the out
siders in the betting. Couronne dor, with
little Colley. stable boy, up, was heartily
cheered as she passed the stand on the
Way to the post and 9pRiatgis;sd also greeted
tha. Starter Brown took more time 10 get
them off than in any other race, being
anXious TO get perfect start , ioG the IN si Dii
them away to fair breaks, and his patience
was rewarded, for ut last he caught the
their journey TO a beautiful start. Martha
Smith at once jumped into the lead ana
set out to make the running. Passing the
stand for the first time Couronne d'Or was
second and Wedgeheld was third. with
Gyantha running easily IN fourth fih p9siti9n1 81
most head and head for seven iurlongs,
with Wedgefeld leading the second diyisi
ion. Going up the back stretch the second
time the favorite was seen to falter ana
fall back. and the shout went up that
Couronne dor was beaten. Wedgeield set
sail for the dying leader, Martha smith,
but rounding the last turn before reaching
the stretch Van Camp let out a link on
Cyantha, and she moved TO the front with
tremendous burst of speed, Entering
the stretch Martha Smith, Wcdgetield and
Cyantha We're on almost even terms, but
in a sixteenth from home Cyantha had
handlly by length, Wedgeheld Just man :
aged TO beat Martha smith out Tor the
place. Couronne dOr finished In fourth
The closing race of the day was a dash Of
four and half turlonss for the sprlhters,
and it brought field of ten fast ones TO
the post. I.ottie II. was made pronounced
favOrtc, and Susie Nell ana Leonel We're
race was confined to these three. At the
tbtSa lead untii well down the back stretch,
I eli
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-16

ST. Louis, Mo. June IA good card OF
seven events drew 5000 people TO Fair As
sociation park To-day and the sport was
excellent, several rsdhot finishes being wit
messed, The feature of the day, which
filled the grand stand with roses and rib
trophy. Eight horses faced the starter
and dalled at the post long time before
they could be lined up. 1t was anybody's
race until the stretch, when Lord Henry
took the lead and his rider supposed he had
came up near the wire from the ruck In a
rush and passed the leader, Uncertainty
winning by the merest advantage over Her
cules; Lord Henry, third. The fortunate
rider, n. Ewing, was called 10 the judges
stand and presented with magnificent
silver cup, amid loud cheering; In the last
race Jockey IL. Barrett. riding Shining
club house turn and had 10 pull up and
dsmount at the half, The directors OF the
association are considering the PROPOSE
ton TO extend the meeting indefinitely.
Summaries:
selling. Zoulika' to J. won; Dnckadoo, s
to 4, second; Tea Set. to !, third. Time,
Second raee-Fiye and one-half furongs.
Keechler, 10 TO J. won; Ferris Hartman
to 2, second; La Sale, TO 5. third. Time,
Third race-Three-fourths of mile.
Magnet, 2 TO ], won; Trenton. 8 TO 8, sec
ond; Lollie Easton, 10 !, third. Time,
Fourth raee-Gentlemen's riding; three
fourths of a mile Uncertainty, 10 TO /,
wSGni Hrfis"'ef si%s .i7l to second Lord Henry
Fifth raes-ssven and ons-haif furlOngs;
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FREE ADVICE BEATS HALMA.
The Son of Hanover Meets with Unex-
pected Defeat in the Himyar Stakes
at Iatonia.

Cincinnati, o., June i5.-The event Of the
races at Latonia today was the defeat of
Halma in the Himyar stakes by Free Ad-
vice. Halma evidently has been going
back. He did not look nor was his action
like the horse that won the derby. The
stake was worth s., go. The attendance was
$500 Track fairly fast and weather pleas
ant Summaries:
First race-Purse; selling; seven furlongs
Pccaroon, G TO g. won; Mrs. Morgan, 4 to
!, second; Fabi2, 10 TO !, third. Time
30
Second raee--selllng; one mile La Joya.
to l. won; Greenwich, I to 2, second;
Fred Gardner, 8 to J. third; Time, 1913.
Third race-Handicap; six furlongs. Po-
tentate, 10 s, won; Breudoo, 10 /, sec
ond Elva, so to J. third. Time, 1:15.
Fourth race-The Himyar stakes; one
and one-eiGhth miles. Free Advice > to 2,
won Halma, / to 4, second. Time, l;56l2.
No other starters,
Fifth race-Pnrse; FIVE furlongs. MIN.
Ramro, to !, third. Time, l;o2l4.
e, sixth raGeemsel!i1g; seven flriongs. Ray
Peabody, s TO l. third. Time. 1:29A.
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lie crowd then left the building.


Henley, Eng, June l5.--coach Charles L.
GoGr4ney sgs of the GornfI crew. to-day Se
race, barring accidents
row. f. H. MattheewHs 49, ,hl ,hluffelo, N. y;
n. Y.
NS N9 F 6 g. HFssgfr F4sgSrn s' p n"fle fbis.
No 5, T. Fennell, Jr.. Elmra, N. Y.
No. / G: x. Lewis, 81 BROOKLYN n. Y. "
Stroke, Tom Hall, OF Washington. ont.
CoXswain, II, Il. colston, 's7. Buffalo,
The crew as selected was out twice to-
day. The men rowed in excellent form.
While the Cornell crew was out on the
water, this ey@sning they had a spin with
part in the regatta. The Cornell boys
went away from the Henley Club four as
If the Englishmen had been hitched to a
post.
Said Coxswain Courtney in an inter-
view: Il am greatly pleased and encour-
aged at the way our boys are coming out.
All the members of the crew are in the
best of health and they have slightly in
creased in weigh IT,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-16

All intoxicating liquors and beverages
contain alcohol.
Alcohol is a poison 10 the nervous sys-
TEN and causes diseased condition OF the
nerve cells.
The diseased condition is accompanied by
a craving for stimulants and dimunition
of the Will power,
Total abstinence Will prevent the disease
but will not cure the diseased condition
after IL is once present.
A cure of the condition, which is called
alcoholism, can be obtained by the use of
proper remedies.
The remedies OF DIR, Leslie T.. Kelley
have cured over 10000 men and women
and have been thoroughly tested for over
fourteen years.
The Kelley treatment Is the only one
indorsed by the United States government.
The public is warned against all imlta-
tors Of the keeley treatment, their only
claim being cheapness, and Is earnestly
requested TO remember that there is no
keeley institute in Kansas City. Mo.
The only Keeley institute In either of the
Kansas Cltys is located in the Portsmouth
building, Kansas City, Kas.
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ALL ARE INVITED.
Tests of csta,b Now Being Made bv Dr. Copeland Every
body In Kansas City Welcome to Come and Take
Personal Advantage Of the Highly
int erestjpg Exau

Since physicians arc now admitting that
nearly al common chronic maladies lung
and kidney disease, stomach and bowel
etc, are but varying forms " catarrhal
disorder. people are beginning TO feel n
very animated interes, In caiarrh. The
topic comes home 10 ALL like that of strip
or cholera in times of cpide mic prostratton
~ slaughter. While DR.. Copeland was the
first 20 recognize the catarrhal principle as
the most ftluhtfully prolific and dcstruc-
tive among AL disease germs, and the nrst
TO develop treatment tor It's radical mas
terry, HIS views are now quite generally Ac.
CeTtej 10y the profession Many accredited
authorities maintain that nine out of every
ten persons in our climate have some tatnt
or seed ~ CJtarrh.
Everybody wants either to he sure OF inn
muulty from disease germs involving such
awful possibilities OF evil or 20 be receiv-
ing tive treatment. SO that the tests
now heinz made at the Copeland Medical
Institute, which br. Copeland has invited
all who feel an interest TO attend, are pc
ing taken advantage or very freely by all
classes of the community.
No charges whatever FOR professional ser
vices. The patient required to- pay nothing
but cost uf the medicines he uses. Triai
treatment free to those applying in person.
The list of symptom questions is given
below. To facilitate diagnosis, cut out the
list. mark those that apparently apply to
your case and bring to br. Copeland, or
send BY mall IL out OF the city.
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WOULD NOT LET THEM FIGHT,
Police stopped the Dixon-Erne Fight Be-
fore the Seaside Athletic Club
Last Night.

Coney Island, n. Y, June 13.-Scarcey
1,eop people took the risk of paying their
money here tonight to see the bouts which
of the Seaside Athletic Club between
Young Corbett, OF San Francisco, and Ed
die Pierce. OF New York, and George
The AFFAIR was fizzle. George Green, of
sr ffehGTco b neeE rF kno@n m as
Eddie Pierce, of New York, followed. They
Were to box ten rounds at catch weights.
During the first two rounds Corbett punch
ed Pierce when and where he liked, and
in the third he hit Pierce a right hand
punch IN the jaw and, he went down like
a log, falling on his knees, knocked out.
The police, headed by Captain Clayton,
jumped into the ring and arrested the
fighters, seconds and timeleepers, and the
George, Dixon aSd Frank Erne then
climbed through the ropes, The announcer
introduced the men to the spectators and
said: These men have entered the ring
to complete their contracts, but as the po-
lice will not allow them to 90 on, there
will be no further contests here tonight"
Give us our money back yelled the
Tom O'Rourke, Dixon's manager, then
addressed the crowd and said; II am here
with my man and am willing to have him
fight If the club will give me a guarantee
4est. 1S protect him in court in case of his ar
billy Newman, on behalf of Erne, said:
do apT Tx m Mr "I a5T wg 'o
The crowd yelled their approval, and
then sparrow Robertson entered the ring
and said: "The club has decided to guar
anlce the protection demanded by the
principals, but the police refuse to allow
the men to box"
Never mind the police" yelled several
spectators, and i looked as II riot would
take place, They quieted down in a
couple of minutes, however, and the sec
onds of the men attempted to put on the
gloves. Inspector Murphy and Captain
clayton entered the ring and announced
that they would not permit the fight to
proceed.
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cArARRu OF rur mrAp AND THROAT

The Usual starting Point In the Progressive
Iniltmmatnry Euyclopment OF All the
Mucous surfaces. Yields Readily to the
Copeland Treatment.
''Is the breath foul2"
is the voice husky
DO you spit up slime2 %
DO you ache all over2''
DO you blow out sCahsq''
lis the nose stopped up2''
DO YOU sUurs at nightSN'
Does your nose dischHrge2'
Does the nose bleed easily
is there tickling I'm throutT'
DO crusts form In the nose2''
rs the nose sore and tendcr2'
DO you snoeze a great dcul2
rs this worse toward night2'
Does the nose itch ana hurn2'
rs there pain In front of headH'
rs there pain across the eyes
rs there pain I'm back Of hcadG
rs your sense OF smell leaving"
''Do YOU hawk to clear the throat2'
us there a dropping In the throat|
is the throat dry In the morninEs2
Are you losing your sense of tastc2
DO you sleep with the mouth cpen?
Does the nose stop M toward night?'
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Results MT Roby.

Roby. Ind. June 15.-Flrst race-Six and
second: conc Viola knight, f third. Time. me III f.
Second race-Five furlongs. Fay Belle
won; Miss Lyon second; Duke Of Mon
Third race-SiX furlongs, Jennie June
won; Dave Pulsifer. second: Buck knight,
third. Time. LII.
Fourth race-seven furlongs. Lucinda
won; Caesar, second; Abana Boy, third.
Time, :32I.
Fifth race-one mile. Lulu T. won; Dago,
second; Spendoline. third. Tame, 1:44.
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Hamilton Wins Again.

Journals. of Kansas City, were again de-
feated by the Hamilton Baseball Club to-
day in an interesting, and hotly contested
made six runs in the first inning, with two
men out, by punching hits after being
given a life by McFadden's drop of a fly.
After the first inning the game was very
fine exhibition Of ball. Both, Hunt, Of the
Journals, and Clevenger of the Hamiltons,
pitched steady ball, and were we'll sup
ported. The score by innings:
r. II. T..
Journals :. .....SS : 0 3 S-sis Z
Batteries--Journals, Hunt and Ulrich;
Hamilton, Cleyenger and johnson.
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Earned runs - Minneapolis, z; Kansas
City, 10.
Two.base hits-Burns, Bergen, 2; Hernon,
Nichol, Hatfield.
Werden, Burns, Kuehne. Werrck, Borch-
ers, Hastings Klusman, 2; Connaughton,
Hatfield.
Double plays - Hulen to Werrick to
Werden, ..
81 off Borchers. 3; off Killing. 8; off Hast
ings. !,
Hit by pitcher-By Duke. /; by Borch-
Struck out-By Hastings, 2.
Wild pitches-Duke, 2; Borchers, 2:
First base on errors-Minneapolis. 5;
Kansas City, 3.
Attendance-2,000
Time-2:i5. ..
Umpire-SherIdan.
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Live Stock Exchange vs.. Board of Trade
at Exposition park, Score,
Board of Trade. 10 0 o / o.
Batteries-Live Stock Exchange. Pieronet
Campbell.
The game was a pretty one up. to the hftn
boys, coupled with the numerous errors of
the Board of Trade men, turned the game
in favor of the Live Stock Exchange. Four
hits We're made off Pieronet and twelve
off Dayton.
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National League standing.
nrookIyn. l0i LouisyIlIe. 8

Brooklyn, n. Y, June l5.-The game a
Eastern park was productive Of somt
heavy batting on the part OF both teams
Louisyilles lost the game through errors
bpSdEiyn b9Siiy,lls :. :, q 9S G95is ElSiS
Batteries-Welch and McDermott; Grim
Lucld and Gumbert.
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Philadelphia, 10; Pittsburr, o

dRhiladeiphia.. dphiIad Pa, June l5-some local
aorai bSrsosbo ot i 81 Iross IS saVe MN
and in return Monte" gave the game to
the Phillies in the fifth. Attendance 1855.
Score:
R.H.E.
Philadelphia 20 IL o 3 o LID II s
Pittsburg :. 20 0 0 0 2-61 10 7
Batteries-Clements. McGil. and Bream;
Sugden, Hart and Cannon.
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Mount Holly, y. J., juno l5--At the meet
Of the Mount Holly Athletic Association
a match was made for a race between
Zimmerman and Johnson for 5000 side,
on a track TO be selected by Zimmerman
anywhere outside OF Asbury park.
with the Philadelphia Inquirer and the
men Will meet at the office next Wednes-
day to arrange the final details. thinner
man will meanwhile cover the amount put
up. The race is to BE- the best two in
three.
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Bicycle Races at New York.

New York, June 1.-THE opening game OF
the new bicycle club of the New York
state division, League Of American Wheel
men. at Manhattan Beach to-day, was sig
nalized by some very fine racing. The most
important races were the events in class
Il. These We're a mile (scratch), paced;
mile handicap. and ten mile (scratch).
One mile-Noyice class. Won by G.
Reitz, New York city. Time, 2's6 30,
one mile-Scratch; class A; New York
state championship. Won by NJ. =, Poser,
Brooklyn. Time. 24i As, No race. time
One mile-scratch (paced); class B. Won
by H.. C. Bald. Buffalo,; c.. NJ. Murphy,
Brooklyn, second; Otto Zeigler, San Jose.
The last half was done in l:Ol.
Roome, New Jersey. Time, 1855 as.
II; Hodgeson, Lyndhurst, ll0 yards. Time.
one mile handicap; class b, won by w.
aid. New York, rs yards, second; +. II.
Allen. Springfield. 45 yards. third. Time,
Three milei scratch; class A. New York
state, championship won by L. q. Hoppe,
quad. Won Won by II. IL, hsdd Maddoxspi spasaa sinms ny
third Time. q 80 s-5. This bp. beats the.
American paced record by lisa 10. and
Those on the quad We're coburn. o'Connor.
Terrell and Brandt
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San Francisco, Cal, June 1.-two favor
ties won at the Bay District track to-day.
In the steeplechase the Jockeys on Guada-
lupe and Mendocino were thrown, and as
the race was regarded with suspicion by
some, all bets Were declared off.
First race-SiN furlonss. Seaside won |;
Amigo. second; st. Elmo. third, Time,
1:lii4.
Second race-Six furiongs; handicap
Santa Bella won: Wolcott, second Don
Third race-Six furlongs. Lady Jane
won; Annette, second McF'arlane. third
Time. l:liia.
Fourth race-Mile and a quarter: handi-
cap Del Norte won: Little Cripple. Sec
ond; Roma, third. Time, 2:09ii.
Fifth race-Aile and a half; steeplechase
Mestor won; Nero. second; The Lark
third. Time, S:2lA.
Sixth race-Six furlongs. Tillle S. won
Blue Bell, second; The Drummer, third
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Washington, June 15.-Hutchinson lost
control Of the ball in the ninth inning and
with the aid of base on balls the Sena-
Score:
R.HE.
Washington 20 0 o 3 1 o So II 3
Chicago. :. 20 0 0 2-3
Batteries-Washington Mcclure and
Maui; Chicago, Dorahue and Hutchison.
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oArARRn OF BRoNCuIAL TUBES

An Infiammatory Condition of the Bron-
chia, immediately sympathetic with Ca
tarrh of the Throat. Yields Readily to
Copeland Treatment.
Have you cough?"
Are you losing hesh?"
do you cough at nlght2'
Have you pan in sie?'
do you take cold easily?"
rs your appetite variable2'
Have you stitches in side2'
DO you cough until you gagY'
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SIMMER TREATMENT.

Dr. Copeland would kindly warn the IN.
valid that one months treatment now
aided by Summers helpful nursing, Is
worth two months OF uphill doctoring
against the rlsors and hlizzards OF Winterl
Begin treatment now.
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baltimore. 8; st. Louis, O.

Baltimore. June I5.-Hoffer pitched a
very strong game, and, aided by excellent
support. had but little difficulty in dispos-
ing of st. Louis Score:
RHE.
BALTIMORE. ..2 o o 0 0 o s-5 s
st. Louis. 10 0 D 0 0 o o o 90 8 4
Observation-Disclosures. Clarke and Hoffer;
st. Louis, Peitz and Breitenstein.
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Won the Tri-coiored Championship.

Willamstown, Mass, June l5-Tbe de-.
feat Of Yale by Williams to-day by ug q
score OF to 2. and the Victory Of Dart
mouth over Amherst at Hanover today
by a score OF TO Z gives the tri-colorea
championship 70 Williams, no matter what
the result OF the remaining games.
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Southern League Games.

Memphis, Tenn, June 15.-Memphis, IL;
Atlanta, e
Little Rock, Ark. June 15.-Little Rock,
Montgomery, Ala, June 15.-Montgom-
cry. 5; Evansville, 6. Game called at end
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pdo,Gi RoGGkford, ILL.,. June l5.-Rockford, Z;
Jacksonville, ILL.,. June 15.-Jacksonville.
10: Quincy, 5.
Omaha, Neb.. June 15.-Omaha. 16; Lin
coin, 8. -
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was fne... Childs hit a home run with the
bases full. Blake also put one over the
fence. Two games will be played Monday
with Cleveland. Scores
R.H.E.
Boston -. ....0 3 0 1 0 0 s-6 I2 2
Cleveland 20 0 / 0-5 10 1
,Batteries-Ryan and Dolan; thinner and
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Western League standing.
Toledo, 8; indianapolis, 8.
Toledo, O.. June i5.-score;

R.HE
Toledo. 80 90 80 5ls 2
Batteries Toledo, Hughey and Roach;
indianapolis, Cross and Mcfarland.
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Cincinnati, 10, New York, 2

New Yorw, June 15.--The game was q
poor exhibition. The visitors played a
sharp fielding game. Score:
New York 80 o 0 o 2 0 o. Ii
Cincinnati ....3 8 . o 4 2 Ole s 0
Batteries-Wilson and Boswell; Merritt
and Parrot,
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Cincinnati, o., June l5.-H. r. Belts won
day, nine and three-eigLths miles. Time
50 ;22 q Wtnchell, the time winner made
running Into barb wire teacs. ~
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st. Paul, IL; Milwaukee, 8.
Da,,l Afpp lima Jh -spnra.

r. H r.
Batteries-St Paul, Johnson and Boyle;
Milwaukee, Rettger and Weaver.
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Drs. Copeland & Branaman.

1924 and 1o26 Walnut ST.. Kansas City. Mo.
Specialties-Catarrh. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Nervous Diseases, rheumatism, Consump-
ton and all Chronic Affections Of the
Throat, Lungs, Stomach, Liver and Kid
neys.
Office hours: 9 a. m. to i2, ! 80 p. m. to 5.
days and Saturdays, to s p. m. Sunday,
a. m to . D. m.
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The Burnham, Hanna, Munger Baseball
Club defeated the Y. Nj. C. A. team yester-
day for the second time in game full OF
the best OF it, winning by the score Of y
to 10. Gregg pitched great ball, striking
fifteen men out, and Powell supported him
finely. Score;
i. II. g: A..."..,...s 9 s2os o-ls
B. ii. M.'s,......,..,6 1-22
ing at ~ O'Clock to play the crack local
team % Of that city. The following players
Drunmy, Kierce, Reyburn McDn, Me-
Minaman. Duddelson, Fetters, oliver and
Sprague.
The Crescents and the j. j. Fosters will
play match game at Exposition park this
afternoon for the gate receipts. The game
should be an interesting one.
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Life insurance companies compute that
four Incorporate drinkers and two mod
crate drinkers die TO one total abstainer.
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Boston, Mass, June 1.-THE pitching was
fectiye at critical moments. His support
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Grand Rapids, Mich. June 15.-score:
Grand Rapids 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 4-io Is
Detroit. :. Il 0 o o 0 II q
Batteries-Grand Rapids, Jones and Fear;
Detroit, Pears and Twineham.
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Are you low-sriTited at t'mes?'
DO you raise frothy matertalT,
DO you spit up yellow natter
'bo YOU cough on going to bedY',
"Do YOU cough IN the mornngsg
"Is your cough short and hackinCW
DO you spit mp little cheesy lumpsT
"HaVe Won a disgust for fatty toods?'
rs there tickling behind the palateg -
Have you pain behind the breastbone p
"Do yoi feel YOU are growing weaker?"
is there burning pain In the throatf"
DO you cough worse night and morn
ing?"
"Do you have to sit up at night to get
hrpatb
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-16

Copeland Treatment.
''ls there nausea2''
Are You CostiVe2' ~
"ls there yoiuiting7'
DO you helch up Eas7'
Are you llght-hesded2"
is your tongue coatcd2'
'ii1Ve you water brash?"
DO you hawk and spit2'
rs there pain after eatinE?
Are YOU nervous AMI weak
10 you have sick headachcs7"
10 you bloat up after eatinEp'
rs there disgust for hreakfast2,
'fiave YOU distress after eating"
is your throat filled with slime?'
DO YOU at times have disrrhoea?'
is there rush Of blood to the head7'
rs there constant bad taste IN MOUTH"
Is, there gnawng sensation in stom-
DO you feel as II you had lead In stom-
ach2,
when you get UP suddenly are you
dlzzy?"
When stomach is empty do YOU feel
faint7"
DO YOU bech up material that burns
thrOet9"
when stomach is fun do you feel op-
pressed?'