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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-29
THE GOLDEN RULE.

DIR. Copeland's maxim Ia DO unto the
sick a. you W ouid have the doctors 4 . by
Won IL you were PROSTATE with some
dreadful chronic maIady and without
the means to pay big fees. All who suf-
fer from catarrh. asthma or bronchitis,
burning rheumatism or disfguring skin
diseases, lung or throat affections. liver.
kidney. bladder. stomach or bowel
trouble or any other waiting, chronic
aiimsnt are welcome, every time. to all
the benefits ofthe Copeland Medical In
stItute. the Collins Hiding, corner Sec
ond aud James streets. wi hout expense
beyond the nominal assessment of %
ner month, all medicines included.
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TWO DREDGERs AT WORK.
Python and Anaconda Both VIII Bite
the sand TOMORROW.

The Bowers Dredging Company will not
Immediately take the Anaconda off the
work OF excavating for the South canal.
hut Will keep it in operation until mid
night Saturday. The new pump viii he
put IN at the same time the boilers are
cleaned out. and the company will there
by gain a day. II Is expected that to-
morrow the Python VIII be set 10 work. as
her pipe line will by that time be fully
completed.
The Python will begin the I'LL on the
portion Of contract No 8. lying east OF
Commercial street and will he continued
IN that section until the fiji extends C00
feet east ward 20 the center line Of South
Third street. The Anaconda VIII he kept
on the part of the MI under the Stetson-
Post property. until il has been finished
some time toward the end Of November.
Engineer Savage is now building a strip
Of bulkhead about 90 feet long from tho
Oregon Improvement coal bunkers 10
about the middle Of the Stetson- Post prom
erty This is the last bulkheading that
will be necessary until the latter part Of
February. 1896.
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MORE ABOUT ASTHMA.
Complete Relief and Rapid Recovery
Under the Copeland system of Treat


Professor W. II. Brown. who resides at
1l20 Ninth street, this city. says:
Il am "A years of age. and have spent
nearly ali my life as a professional shrub
tree forester and entomologist. work
which / was very much interested in UNI
til few years ago. when became
afflicted with asthma. had been
troubled with nasal catarrh for
some time before. and as IL did not seem
serious I paid but little or no attention
10 II. am firmly. OF the opinion now that
my asthmatic condition is directly due 20
the absorption of the poisonous secretions
of this nasal catarrh. AT this time | was
living in Nebraska, and after trying
number of remedies there and getting no
relief. I decided 10 try a change of clt-
mate, and sold out my business and moved
10 Minnesota. and this at first seemed 10
help me a little, but il WAS only tempo
rarily. and after having a few colds there
| found that my condition was no better
than il was in Nebraska. then came here,
with the same result. and for the last
few years life has been burden 10 me.
1t is a terrible feeling. My sickness and
misery was simply furnishing for air
l could not get nv breath in a cornforta-
BILE manner, in which other healthy hu-
man beings naturally breathe. I suffered
almost every day. | could not walk fast
or move about little quickly at my work
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FIGHT ON THURSDAY.
rorbett and Fitzsimmons to
Battle i'm Private
= NOT SPRINGS. FOR A STAKE.
railroad and the Telegraph COM
nsuv Preparing Attorney Gen.
eral says He Can't stop IL.

...,s pos,k. Oct. 2s.-Matters pugilistic
= sensational turn today when Attor-
- - General Trustworthy fled information
10 second division OF the Pulaski
80 court. asking for a warrant for the
- Of Robert Fitzsimmons and Martin
gar II developed that while arrange
.--sr have been proceeding quietly az
=. gDrlngs for a fight To a finish be-
- corbetf and F'itzsimmons. 10 take
aasnlte the supreme courts decision,
=. clarke has had q detective or conii-
s,s..ssi agent az Hot Springs, and has
-. tevt thoroughly posted on every move.
- rtpht MS detective advised the gov
.s-ar that arrangements had been COM
s...sa n bring the fight of, and Attor-
y, General Trustworthy. acting under in
s-,,e,Ions from Gov. Clarke. applied TO
,.S~e lanes ". Martin for the warrants.
800 we're issued. Deputy Sheriff Heard
- given charge OF the matter, ana at
-. stated for Texarkana. where Fitz-
- ard Julian are expected TO en-
- ne state. The deputy Will bring them
!. little Rock.
- nave never wayered In my determine
ii. - s.on that fight" said the governor
: yeoorter today. "Corbett and tltz-
s-..ans will never meet in Arkansas"
ss,a,nsv General Trustworthy left at 10
ssIeck this morning for Hot Springs
rast night the Hot springs AAaieuC
- nnder whose auspices the fight VIII
s.s.nsihly be pulled off. sent cipher tele-
srsr,s 10 every sporting club In the United
s.sfes notifying them Of the arrange
-snts for the fight. The Iron Mountain
p,glway Company today put large force
- raen at work I'm North Little Rock,
s-udlng temporary sidetracks.
Attorney General Trustworthy returned
.,on Hot Springs tonight. When asked
~ friend what he thought OF the situa-
tar AZ Hot Springs. he replied that he
hsgeyed there was going 10 be a fight.
askes II Gov Clarke would not stop IL.
ne attorney general said he did not see
Bow be could.
81 Louis. Oct. N.--In anticipation of
the poss bility OF a fight between Cor
sstt and Titzsimmons being pulled or.
me Western Union Telegraph Company
tonleht sent nine operators to Hot
Springs, Ark, TO handle any press mat
Ter that may be filed.
Chicago, Oct 2s.-Private kilograms
we're received IN this city this evening
from bota Brady and Julian. saying that
the fight will positively come of on
Thursday. Brady says IL will be in pri-
vate for a side bet OF 5000 or $4,000. and
hat Fitzslmmons will put up his money
IS soon as he reaches Hot Springs. Jul
Ian says the tight Will positively come
on In private In Hot Springs on Thurs
fsy
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temporary relief. and sometimes not that.
I felt that I wac getting old. IL seemed
as though 7 could not move hand or foot
yyifhouf pain. / could not even turn my
self in bed without being reminded or my
irfrruitjee 7 was discouraged, IL S9sIned
a. though 7 could get no relief: my future
.eer11ed dark and dreary ! was unaNie 70
vvork and 7 could not pass a minute %
eass ne was hardly worth tbs effort.
.srrnfs was my condition when went 10
the SPECIALISTS OF the Copeland Medical
Trs,if1fte I had heard ~ their Institute
snd their success n handling chronic dts.
sases yet must acknowledge that had
f,4t little faith. AID 4 WIS only due 10
their generous offer when thsy flrst threw
thatr offices open 70 the public that gave
me heart 10 make one more trial Ins re-
81, las ben wonderful After taking
sSasr treatment for a few days noticed
arked Improvement. and in a short tins
ny r,alna rad entirely disappeared: rry
movements hAeafue easier and more nafu-
yaI + followed ~ The treatment regularly.
ars row. hardly feel a trace o. the pain
+ can 60 10 bed at night and sleep soupd.
-. ny appetite n splendid, and ] feel
cttte Hke a new man. Certainly / feel
yfn-=ea " a~~rn@ like realization OF a
,,5assaftf dream. and I canont express my
gratitude in too strong language
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without being completely exhausted and
pant for air like person who had run a
quarter OF n mile 10 get train. About
the first OF last March | had an attack
of pneumonia. and since that time | have
had IA very bad cough. which made me
breathe still worse. and brought on trout
biesome choking spells. i thought some
times after these paroxYsTnS OF cough
ing that would die OF strangulation. My
nights would be simply long nights OF
agony. The nurse would SIT up with me
like child, and when | would have these
paroxysms, would burn asthmatic RENE
dies and blow smoke in my face 20 keep
me from suffocatinE. There would be- no
upright or propped up in bed 10 escape
choking.
YES the Copeland treatment has done
wonders for me. as you see. ! can now
lie down and sleep as other people: my
agonies have disappeared; | have got
from their treatment what | have never
had before: Perfect relief and rest"
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RHEUMATISM.
cnrea hr DE. coneland and rrerest.

Mr.. G. L. Bebee, OF Edgewater, Ere
mont p O.. describes hIs case thus.
II am q years of age and blacksmith
by occupation. but have not been able TO
work at my trade for the last eight or
nine years on account OF rheumatism.
During that time I have been a miserable
sufferer. | was first attacked by this dis
ease in 1882. aud since thet time | have
scarcely passed a day without suffering
more or less from this dreadful disease,
and frequently | have been confined 10
my bed for weeks at "a time. my limbs all
drawn out OF shape and scarcely able to
move them 7 suffered all tho untold ago
MES of this disease and such agonies an
only those who have suffered with IL can
understand I have spent hundreds or
dollars for medicines and nave had many
doctors attend me In different places, but
with all this obtained nothing more than
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Princeton and Harvard to p,av

A Princeton disoatch announces .aas ~
engagements have been made for a footnsrI
gane al princeton between Princeton and
harvard next Saturday under a readtust-
ed set OF rules This viii be ne first
game In several years A return game
- 20 De played al Cambridge next year.
I mere vas no difficulty whatever IN agree
ing upon the playing rules for the game.
Each side made concessions on the one
Vital point at Issue, viz, the number OF
men 70 be allowed behind the line when
tns ball IS put in play and the number 70
Do permitted 10 start before the ball is
snapped back
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-29
The Chess Tournament Drags.

The local chess tournament drags PAIN
fully, the principal cause. being
that the members who have so
Tar made poor showing do not
seem 10 care about exposing them
selves 70 further defeats, and delay play
ing the rest of their games. This keeps
back members who are anxious 10 finish
the tournament. IL Is hoped by the tour
nament committee that members who
have games 70 play win arrange for them
as soon as possible. The object OF this
tournament is 20 arrange the players in
three Glasses. and at the end of he win
ter's play 10 challenge the San Francisco
chess club 70 another match.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-29
Yachtsman Roses Withdrawal

Ryde. Isle Of Wight. Oct. 2s.-The sailing
committee OF the Royal Victoria Yacht
Club met here this afternoon and formu-
lated a letter 10 I've New York Yacht Club
confirming the letter OF Charles d. Rose
Withdrawing his challenge through the
Royal Victoria Yacht Club for the Amer
toas cup w. Halford. member OF the
committee. said tonight that no plans for
next seasons racing had even been limited
at in todays meeting.
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1HE REfIANCE FOOTBALL TEAM.


.,sAisnd. Tai. Oct. @S-Ths Reliance
sl' p3ayers LEFT on their northern
-, ~ Tie team VII make It's trst
49, Fogsland. QisY one game there,
Proceed - Tscor,s Saaf,ls snS ofher
49, Nor,hwest cities. This viii he tha
/. tour e the Reliance plavers. and n
rss'ss 3 financial success the team viii
Va TIP every year. Sixteen players
$500 The tTip rh's vii leave FIVE
= ses en the list. SO that there viii
q - anger % rhe ;eam running short
ss,.e.-. . case - accidents. The players
Nsss,s,- 'e h'sAe The tauV are a. follows.
~ - tsaPislnl. left tackle. Racine.
Raa Oliver Ieft guard. Hector or
~ burnetfe. right guard. ISy-
rsAs sltaEh, right tackle Shcrrsrd.
A 49,. Flick. rlEhs half. Lanyon,
hAFfelson or WycAo0, quar-
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SPORTING NOTES.

At tho San Francisco races Monday
the winners We're: First race. about
three-quartera OF mile, Torsna. ia;
seven-eighths Of a mile. Wawona. 1854 !;
three-quarters % a mile. Rose C.ark
f:iiN: one mile and seventy yards Mary
=. i:45is: five-eighths OF a mile. Detec-
tive 1 Ggs.
AZ the Latonla (CincinnatD races Mon
day the winners were: Selling. six FUR
longs. Billy Bennett. I.t7: nile and twenty
Yards Greenwich. 1.43is. seven furlongs,
Mike Kelly, 80: owners handicap one
mile Mex 1:42ia FIVE and one-half fur
longs. Epona. lee; six furlongs, Prince
Imperial. I:ifA.
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The Dry Dock Almost Finished.

The last piece OF the structure of the
Port Orchard dry dock was put in place
yesterday and it is now ready 70 receive
a ship as soon as the entrance channel is
dredged out and the cofferdam removed
This work is being pushed by the San
Francisco Bridge Company and on Satur-
day a new air pressure digger was fitted
to the dredger. 1t was put TO work on
Sunday and is doing great execution.
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Indoor Games Mt II. of w.

The first indoor games ever held az the
university will be given next Friday after
noon in the gymnasium. under the direc-
tons Of Prof. Van Derveer. the pnysicai
instructor. II was first intended 10 hold
the games in the evening, thus giving the
students and their friends a better chance
to witness them. but hack ~ light made
this impossible. The afternoon entertain
ment will consist OF n short class drill by
students. boxing and fencing contest, pole
vauiting, high and broad jumping and a
ffty-yard dash. An friends OF the uni
versity are invited.
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COPELAND FEE.

Tn. cost Of a fulI course Of treatment
AZ the Copeland Medical Institute Is az
hersfe of - per month. whether the
reaui.ite period Of treatment be three
months or three weeks This fec IN
eludes all medicines and the constant
and wa.rhfaI care ef all patients TO n
FINAL cure. Examination free
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HOME TREATMENT BY NAIL.

With the Aid Of the symptom blank
tho Copeland specialists arc enabled to
diagnose "a case as clearly at n distance
ms If the patient visited the offices i'm
person. II You live out OF town send for
symptom blank. You can be cured at
home by Or. Copelsnd's home treatment.
Charges the same.
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The Copeland Medical Institute is per-
manentiy located In the Collins Build
ing, corner second and James streets.
Their system of treating chronic dis
eases has become famous, because 1t
places skiiiful and scientific treatment
within the reach OF every sufferer.
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The Tacoma high school football team
VIII meet me Seattle high school team az
the Y. NJ. G. A. grounds next seturaav
afternoon. This viii be the first game ever
played by two high school teams in this
city, and II Tacoma can put up anything
Ike the game the boys do here It should
be fine contest. The Seattle boys have
some skillful players and practice hard
daily.
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was a pain through ny temples and
ahCve my eyes Soon after followed Inc
80 az the sense Of smell These sgEnp-
toms we're greatly aggravated BY an at
sarx OF typho.d fever have become
iistIe worse ard suffered little more
asa~,, YEAR since and for the last five or
- years Il mas been impossible FOR me 10
breathe through my nose. ! suppose you
might say / was = mouth Trainer Ib@
sxnan ii would drop back into my threat
s. S-as 40 rotten ard foul that II would
make ne sick for hours
ssYsfs bTeafh.ux through nay rroufh, og
course. affected my Bronchial t1oeg and
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and the treatment she received at the
Copeland Medical institute:
II am 81 years Of age and have had
asthma for over forty years. The diff
c1lty ~ breathing has kept me down more
~ les All that time. | would have peri
~ the time ! was literally furnishing for
air have had the usual sleepiess
nights spasms Of difficult breathing. in
tense Wheeling sounds Ia my chest, inah.l-
ftV, 10 lie down at night. and distress too
ss,-sre for words 10 express. AFTER
short walk or any little exertion would
60 and uant for air az for my very life.
and in bad weather the air passages
,..,1,ts seem 10 close tight and threaten
me ,yith death by surOcati0n Oftenttmes
I vxould sDeud the entire night sitting Ia a
+tafr 10 escape the smotheTing and chok-
ing spells that were sure 10 come upon my
,yfeTf mary remedies and went 10 many
sar,crs huf found little relief ssnd no cure.
p,or wears ! had given up al hopes Of ever
Ls.c,rnfua better ~ my Illness WHen
-''--,s.ys.s9 10 see the advertisement Of the
ss..-neisnd Medical SPECIALISTS. and con-
et,'gsssf IA 90 20 them Tor a trial a. q last
-. knowing that " they could not
-. me- there would b. 70 relief on earth
- my trouble. The doctors gave me
- -ag1Il examination. ans from re time ~
.helr first treatment iinfnealateiy on
as,.s3 relief 7 can now sleep better than
-. 80, tfT9e for tao years past can now
IL 9ovvr at night. the wheeling SOUNDS IN
- ~hASt have disappeared. and have no
-,S~e ~ nv former distress. feel 80
--s.efssi 70 the speci aIlSis Of the Copeland
T,,s,f,ute that / nave given this statement
~ the result O. my treatment ~ thent'
and can earnestly recommend re tnsI-
f1,te 10 all persons afflicted as ! "As-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-29

t-t,to~is Ort -SDeCial.--T1e steamer
.o,,sara vas a. noon successfully towed
~ the reef on which she had strslck. sub
ss,ueut examination showing that she
"a ,ot been injured IN the least capt.
yyalhran said she was gong al speed
consistent with circumstance, and haa
mistaken one bearing Tor another.
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AR John j. Hopper q weli-known car
uenter. living az III Chestnut street, and
who has been q resident or Seattle Tor
many years. speaks as follows:
II am IS years Of age. and have been
afflicted With catarrh for q great number
Of wears The first symptom ! noticed
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DALLAS HATES CULRERsoS.
Ss1itlamen Rcfu~e 20 Escort Anti
rrireflrhf f.nvs.r.f,.nr.

- f"FfEtFfkfF tFUNVFnNFs
- Louis, oct $A special TO the Re-
t4'Ae rom Dallas. Tex. says, II was an
: laeed TODAY i0 local military circles
.-as nearly al the members Of the Dallas
esieTN company are % - couVt-nar-
uaied or dismissed in disgrace from tho
.l'arF service in Texas for refusing 70
cut as sr escort 20 the governor at
!. opening ~ the state fsir. The trouble
SEQUEL 20 Gov Culleerson'S course in
.ssaung the Co-heSt-F 1tzslmuous nSht
'@nng place IN Dallas
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A game Of basket ball between the
Seniors and Juniors will be played at
the gymnasium OF the s. A. c. Wednesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock sharp. This is the
second match game OF the season.
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,,,,aner,ng for the Torpedo Roat.

Moran BrcS- are putting Up a handsome
tuo-stary Office building near their iron
foundry, es a preliminary 10 beginning
work on The torpedo boat The upper
story % the building will Re used for
arRgghting rooms. The exact location %
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N-f,,or,a oct. SIN the supreme oourt
,,,,sev me well known ease 81 Denny ~.
Ssvw-ara WAS settled by mutual under
stsndiug. the amount % ee pad being
,s~c~g On AZ SS.0oe. each party paying his
oW-n costs.
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Mrs. Julia A. Fenton, a lady very we'll
and favoraby known in Seattle and Vi
Cfnity and who lives at Woodland Park,
Fremont. gives the following statement
in her own words concerning her illness
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the site for the shipyard has not yet been
selected, but IL will be off TO the south of
the present office. where there is plenty OF
water for launching.
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A rebellion has broken out IN Haiti
President Hppolyte mas e~Rsa4eA @h~
-.--.....-i tar, ~ rhe LeA1erS.
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AGONIES OF ASTHMA.

Forty Years of sufferinx-Cured by Drs.
Copeland and Prevost's Matchless
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SUFFERED FOR YEARS.

Catsrrh Of the Head. Throat and stor,-
aeh 800 Broken Down Constitution
Erom Its Poisonous Effects
Mesa free press., 1895-09-13
Onstable's Sale.

In the Justice Court, Mesa Precinct, .ricopa
County, Territory OF Arizona.
j. l.. Morse, PLAINTIFF, vs.. n. NJ. cn.'es',
Defendant =:
Under and by virtue OF an execution and
order Of sale issued out Of Justice Spraggs
Court, Mega Precinct, County Of Maricopa.
Territory Of A~izoua date September 10. 1895,
aud to me as Constable duly directed and de-
livered, on q judgment rendered in said Court
In the above entiGled action on the 17.h day q
August 1895. for the sum Of Twentyncight and
ninety-four hundredths (s2s.S4) dollars and
tvanty three and ninety hnndredths (s:s.so'
dollars costs Ut suit and ail costs that may g.
erue, together with the foreclosui OF plain
lien OF attachment as it existed on July 22nd
1895, on the following described properly.
l did on the 10th day of September, 1895.
,evy upon all Of the following dsscsibed real
property, TO wit
All the right, title. .claim and interest Of n, N.
Gilbert, defendant, Of, in and to Lot Two (2
Block Nine C) OF the Mesa City Fownsite, as
per plat on ile in Recorders ofaee OF Marcopa
County. Arizona, except the east ninety (9o)
feet Of said lot decided to Warren w. Barnett on
2,th day of April. 1895. All OF sad property
being situate in Mesa City, Maricopa County.
Territory of Arizona.
Public notice is reby given that I will at
the Court House door of said Mericopa County,
At the hour OF 10 o'clock .. M. on SATURDAYS
the bth Cay OF October, 1895, sell at public
auction, to the highest and best bidder for cash
in lawful money OF the United States. all the
right. title, claim and interest of the above
named defendant. in and to the above described
property, or SO much thereof as may be neces-
sAry to satisfy said judgment and costs Of suit
and all acoruing costs.
Dated this 10th day Of September. 1895.
CHARLES 3 LEWIS.
Constable, Moaa Precinct. Maricopa County AT