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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
WITHOUT CHARGE

For the purpose of enabling All to
obtain n correct feea of the Cope
land system of disease treatment
nd 90 test fts transeendent adxans-
ages over fess advanced methods.
it .hou,t he kept I'm mind that Dr.
Copeland enrrs TO all sufferer. from
Rhrru,s fism- Lang Troasie. stomach
Trouble. skin Disease Csfsrrh or
other durable chronic malsdy.
trial treatment without charge. Re-
member that all who apply 90 the
once In person are cordially well
eame 10 a careful exswfaatfon. na-
vice and treatment upon their nr~s
visit. absolutely free Of expense for
~en>uisa tfos. diagnosis. treatment
or m~diefnes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
isdsiy known o. ais .roabae ana SIS re-

widely known. OF Ass troabss ana hss re-
nsrksele csGre he saws.
Il have been rrc1ol@s VIE eatz-rh Of
the bead and throat al rDy hSe. hut ire
last four years Il has been VERY bad ard
caused ne grez. distress ans Anxiety
Constant hawking ard splitting made ny
throat very sore. waiI@ my nose beng
stopped W. I was forced 70 breathe
through nv mouth. watch vas Darrked
ard dry. especially a. asxat. This dr.
czfty in breathing made Il irlposso.e
70 sleep wEl al night had a
dan hezszeke Constantly AMI fhe-,
seemed 20 Be q heavy pressure On nv
brain. My ears gave ne the -soxs trozaie
They were tndAned and pzi-ed -ne ard
were constantly gathering ard break TX
wsIe Ire ringing and rearing noises n
them zsre very distressing I rrzsrsfiv
los. nv hearing. until Z was almost xo1e
consulted many doctors rat none az
then. seemed 20 be able 20 Do ANYTHING
Tor ne s25 lost all faith n them bat
a. -He urEsr. solicitation Of nv frse7Szs 7
dsrdss1 . give tire Capeizr5 physicians a
trial The result SSs bfen marvellous I
began 70 improve irurnas.z sslv ard am
row in better health than ever h@sn-e
A. H-x. TIE strange noises I beard
startled re. has nc~ ! am accustomed I,
hearing Ire thousands o< things 70 zhk-A
~zs deaf before and Do not -scssce
them I rnw hear the conversation %
those about ne perfectly. All nv ether
distressing syr2tcrrs have Gissppear.1
an cured
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
THE GOLDEN RULE

Dr. CopelanA's maxim tss Ne anse
the sick ~ yos wsald have the doc
sers do by yea n zee were pres
trate with sene dreadful ~hrsns~
msisAy ana without the means -
pay hkg fees. ALI who szaeF fvsn ca
szrrh. asfAna sr sr~aehssta- bsrnfag
rheuDasisn or dtsAgsrsnx akin Ais-
eases. lang or threat a9eetfsns.
liver. kidney. bladder. stomach os
bowel trsshle er any ether wasting.
chronic ntimeat are welcome. every
time. 60 all the hepeass sf the Cope
land Medical Institute. the Ceiifas
hcifdinx- corner Second and James
streets without expense beyena the
nominsl as~essm~at OF Is per meath,
all medicines inrtuaed-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

going back again 10 resume his work.
cured ard healthy snaE- lie says.
CzsArrh almost made wreck ~ ia
Z, seat me 10 th< hoz2ssal and destroyed
Ey zhzlisy % wcrk- Fer several years
vas forc<5 10 breathe threasa nv
mouth. because OF ny rcs& hssn< ssopEei
1p. while TIE 6-oVr<zgs snt1 -zy threat
kept ne co7strGz4fy aaNx-rE ard SIT
Irg. Ny threat vas sore ne2riy All M
slre. AMI ] had steady c12xs@ Tae
po2Soa xos ireo ~ stomach and Azzllv
p0ssoce1 -iy whole system My zpp<-
lite <8iiez ard my stomach gave -1e
great distress after eas1E.<. Heated ard
heschSa gas My bowels h~razse eArersc2l-
~ constructed AZ lass pans tsro2xn nay
baes ard chest &n<3 ks4-@ws AMI Bladder
gave me great distress L. t2r@ became
almost total wreck aa5 azAeas 20 uerk
went to a hoSS-tal. bat ~Asz I@g, =
I ~as soon worse 81 EAAn Before I
hzS Il zba-6o1 eye-yza ming All 90 % the
Copeland physicians ss IA oz ! Aa1 ae2r4
80 -sacA- ] an GOV ~e1 ard zz xe.nx
back 70 Alaska a<al1 % resume w1Ex
feeling better abel - % = tha- FER
years All the srsGhses I lave Szcksa
% have disappeared azd ! an perfectly
cured"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
BY SCIENCE
THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS CURED BY THE NEW COPELAND IREITN
Dr. Copeland Medical Science Keeps Pace With Roengen Edison and Nicola
Electrical and the Masses Receive the Benefit His Skill
Only 5 a Month All Medicines Included


Almost eA1y Pew vc-ee-S are an-csz-c-
e szsc<rzcley. Eosztxsn, 5zzzseE ART Tess
Net sc-ss-f w1t1 VNo<sSrzpazss ksFSz<a
sels1 SUBSTANCES. tAsy Azss Ec~ cSrxs-s-
% re zcs1e-Szl cathode rzys sr-o an
s1tezss ua1-e Ezht rsc-e pcEsrssl tasa
airy lsxsr veg krown. All declare TIA, i
can Place. IN every 6xea1srx ebs2rez IAN
tne ezec1r1c light acw n use. Deyeacg-
Sser-s cez1sSsz&sy esErx made IN tazs srs-
saes- T1-c1 = tss< than = c@zF&ry cid
Sow sAzs are are stu but erare-sasg the
border land Of tie mysterious Eeazz 81
ese-t--clry. Crest discoveries are yet .
se aza6s- Weade-.=a sz11saEaoEs * tbs
subtle 1usd 20 TIE uses 81 mar are yet %
Dc accomplished This Is also trsse Of med
aezl srsence. older By mary centuries scaa
saes-zrseal se1ezrs. xes WIKI zrzzny Of is
s-saissS secrets yss g y
s1ey VII - eoness~eS srsE the =
tsn made known ea1sot be as1hsea Ire
ss1i1s q zar sAs gwen zzPas rzcos e
eeTe-sas are ncz made BY sccsssnt eut are
tie result % 2zSseus experiment and per-
szszent investigator directed BY gsEztaz
as1d sustained ey determination Il .
meas. Rosn1xea. Esfison. Tesla ~nd oehers
-e2oSrsed n electrical discovery 10
achieve the vozd=x11l tAin<S they kays
S,raa' p SPED. II : ras1s wzscA ersslssi
Harvey PastSur and others 10 --1zkr saca
advancement in the sc.azce OF naes5zc.ne.
II . sa1s sane apr2scat zcn o. Kezs1s -
patient experiment tsss has era Asesz Dr.
Copeland 20 evolve Bis x0zae<fag Few
Treatment Tor chrulSc dsssaseS hy safch
thousands are or-Hg cE-xd oi troubles for
axes s1o1<1e 10 be Seva-& rs Hsfseesr
sksl o. pAy<sczzrs tbs limitations Of
gezs2s are uzkEGwn- SseA se1E14S AZ Eas-
500 and Dr. s'sreiaE6 posssss, appssssd IS
ca%T are arEzyfrg T. nav xed be ex-
pTs,ted 70 achieve ss5l mere ~uusSsrfal
zEHS - q ~ sesssas -
..s<.kcal sc,szce: ous even should trey rot
GO 50. vAzl they haze A-r<4kv accom-
p~-s1Sc = enSGgk 70 inscrses they names
= sDp<-ts14eie letters OK rhs scroll 81
t4zas- Ectsor has S1yefz 70 the word
ne p2c1os-12E- the k-nss1seo2s. the
S11 ard scere - other
t1lzgs- and D.. Copeland hzs conferred
Epon suffering humanity ne tr@szs-raAfe
oooa % relief frczs suffering fxogss chronic,
disorders for sSEeratso-s hx&zse1 70 D.
Enc1raess- Not on1y Tag his geusssx
sgozvsG tn3s cure for dszzss- but his sSzsa
o. wat 1uty. 20 rs fellow man reaxs~ss
mas compelled him 20 piarz * xs-h1n
Fszca of tire suffering zsass@s. He has e.
e e-lsAsd BE Copeland MEDICAL Institute
where Physicians q ne highest skill srxzs
GIL ca-o1tc DISEASES 6y tz4s wonderful ard
l2rysscszsly successful nex treatment. al
SAs merely nominal fee % = 4 rzaozsa- AL
ae1sc.rss being supplied ssse-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
Why NOT Yors

II other. srr made well and strong
ns n trisfng expense. why NOT yeus
~ others hsve their hearing re-
stored. why not yent
10 common nasal eata-rh reduces
others to .aeh q tanenssbfe eondI-
tien. WHY not yeus
~ the Copeland physieIan. are eur-
Tag 80 many others of all kssds of
chronic diseases. why net yos.
IN Others whose Iuax~ have been
attacked by tie catarrhal affections
are saved from esnsaapffos. why
net youf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

- . quarrel n regard 70 ne a.7z<e3
g-sswz-ces us - F-xfEarxs-rx
--Tss zsgh- har% szee~tes saa 4 zsr
he@z ssr rse esrz@--zs seze<rxzs - ne cae-
sS4-zssrS -rEe<@s- ~ers s1tsr ksys 1sv-
s-x ssfzsz fago - sarzss af P-es8ss-.
K-nr=- Tasse 1.sus-raes z-e sa-zss<
xzkr y 10 s9zpzzy a11 % Mr. ceezs
Ezo1ss. T1s ssersr. nss eoz-szzx x2ce
TIER e4srorer-. had pz4i<>d x. xorz kaa-
ks zzz H.srazzx - 60 rzzH - raj ( i
1Gr cses- Szz< = vas psa7aes ~ azz By
sss zsr-s-z-y g. tAe eeEyzzy. azz ky N-.
81 caz - rs dz-erz1-x
Ss~. ] Esk arr oae % srncx-ssazsy car-
ssa<r tie asaoss facts zssz - SAY xnsess-
Nr. E1czs=s & 10 - regarded a. az aisle
an. 5s~cs.5 1-zas-lziss-. ar ~ -r-s-s-v
Eczxs- act-are6. Ike cSaer ee-vznv
zsnrgs-x. ~ a 1-ss-e To zrrzn1sa.a
wszxss sc- -zrzs@i<z Ess IMPERIALISM was
q zzsrs f1c-2sr- Il t-ls Az Thez s szae-
- zarz Re ss-otsssesz a sz=1 % ~. an esd
% al racial qzz-resz. eszzzzv xA@z il
s-afs- 1s- - zss@a zr5 zAs-srss n a
srzszz cfpsz11er xhs1s Ne -zss azve
known weird ssve xsg-avs-sa SAsr KS
ysszs-tczf asy4-ztsozs are snss4=s rz-a az
3 aA- Ea-h tie -slzxssazs xezsar srssss-
wssch Jaszsz Bzlsoc- s5ss<e. 10 zo-eess hss
Ezrazdzs<s~
Nj L4ac1cisrs's sSea as 20 wat seous1
- 1azs- n TIE pr-s=1E S<zkzsen Is fairly
representative 90 1he vssx o. hsszesz Erz-
EAsnZs1- II TIE cenazry 3 rot Il, Dc d.
r--ysS of Ks rzz-Esr~ ne SAYS ITS ae<sczs
un1er u -n-ss % Refused 70 that 81 rnere
nzssSzsssz eoEzTa1y. oav-nx for a; >1sss os
administrators, in z.e TERRITORY gxe- rhsen
its charter exran1s Al II directors ard
crss1za1s corszrseG slsh tns rzss mas -
turned s1-s11 RAo9szsa rzx=s Aeearss =
territory zrsGlss- Ire direct r1ae u sr-2e-szs
eo-azasssoa- Moreover. there rasz- % =
tzoroEga snyesz<zsfon sn.o ali connected
with tie action cf TIE Company
As long as Ike company can pay sor
a1rasnsstrAf2on il night continue OF sx-
Isl When rs funds are exhausted. as
n@1stec they VIII -. and Il = wzzTze 70
III Is oollSaE1ons II Etl end IN lsaziza-
fs1n. snsch IS the eo1rne that lseS-szk-sy
s~a-ts J such 61zrrinx cc-1sntes
bae things Is certain we eznzas al
low or present coansctsoa With r.a xf,
have bean g-oyea 70 be nzIefac&ars az
TIE hzsest description % continue. nor
can are agree with the Times that In o.
@zace ~ all evz5sace xe should r@xsYx.
fhszu IS s2ch abss and devoted iznpersza-
ists that are ought 20 draw rel over
thes- tr4guszies This Is an appeal 70
Engossrn Bmt among Jsnxoes there ara
men 10 whoxa the honar Of England -
dear. and i DO noc believe that shey all
as<sst TO the 5ocsrfne- that IL . enough
for man % declare himself n ango for
nirr 10 Be allowed with srnpunisy 70 dis
grace oCr good Ezrne -
Judging By TIE rscsE- debate In pz-isa-
msn;- il Is by n means certain sza1 Mr.
Laeoochere - safe II relying spe, tie
h3ga moral ssose Of his co1n-ryrsssa. Thu
asS1e d tbs campaign between keee~ 2nd
prestige Is BY 10 mans a fo-ezcze esn-
eieston- On the eozr-z-y, be would t.s a
rash man Who attempted 70 forecast ma.
issue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

hosels are regular ans he I'D - r
nay ao1sh Is s7ns- I xsesc wei & e
s1c Tee c-1ier tAsz ! have far yeoue
MR. WILLIAM PEzFrER =
greer. lvtrg a. NAi.ay. encf
rousty, Waxstnxtcr. ara ~
pAss s1~e Years - rszh-RES E
AIT. NasA-. ssSis teas -as co1e.Aad -
Lars aAve worked almost \ -nzrAcis ~
case. he lad gas knto asxxe-ase -
ealii nce sIeW1 AZ rExaf xlsASuf
fr9Fp<s1 up 20 q sitting pe<9s.ec. ~
ifirsy poz-as = sslxa<- Ard rezcAo1
verge * 1espzEr 81 ever xssilrx -
z1s- be wzS fr1scs1 70 try he Geo.
treatment Thss IS wsaz be sxys = r.
fre1Asrs srd ASpny relief
Nj catarrA t11k an Alarming s1ru r.
years sz2 ard ss.cr made ne AZ -
seiplsss sEvaEd Ny eez1zssan eeeane r
"a vain tnar / cssp24res % essr e6fssl
rs4ef- I ~2s t1tacsd 70 Try sa4 -npe1o1
fSeRrzs<ot ~ IA& mary eares | asAf1 T
Elected ~ Sasz. Ard I sm gal | aid q
fer have ereE restored trczs : eoad31s
q ehrerte i2saltslsl 70 eonrses< Aeai4
Mr. JOHN s. L.g RAt-iIsTER. q n
S&zgss ccZrtT. Wasn-- sas vsfz-k19l
thyvggssai taag p0-ts0a q he stsiA q
kszaeyz and slalsar. totally fnezpacisstz
Mn frzc 4ncr lie t11x eccss yrt0fm&
ar. nav ~ writes 4 hsse xan< 70 ~
n seEgsns Gasp. artsAnx s<yss-ye
S sse seed aaas sxass- a
gSa. as aew. TIE scr<eess T.
al iest nay kssa<ys. asa sse -
s-t lasasness "a Fax hnss sass -
Sssr<5. hacks 70 the C19siart Medical =
sfs.zfe l hare sect css n . xosS mAn3 +
yol 70 ee cured s11 shah eo1ttzos =
Mr. AUGUSTUS ASSfs. . fsn
iiv.rx ~ Siis.oe, Is2xsa seuasy. . ptee1
St-sxza ard A.xAly rvs 2scss-s. fs<lB -
te= Cepsf9-9 Medical fnsdtnse haS -
formed alreesf 4 miracle IL trzefsofu4
A5u src-a al snsss6f<s saz1as 20 . s<rea
heElsay man. liz says
Il nsd aggr4sats1 ezzsTrA 81 IL a.
ash aEt Nes c9axsant s9Eerxr An0
81 fsr ~1xk- Azs four Or eve ~
srs Spells = day. NJ arweas wers -
Ny s4a64s- eecsrs@ Affected xud re-.
ne sssi1 -1ore Esserafis- I lost y ~
r. wsxEL ard VAS 4GG . ssssos al
ssekse 70 ~crk- gave ap Al! hope .
uas7s as a last resort rs = result 3
srvGstzs have al ek<4rSSxrS5~ ard ]
wRti az+ szrc1x z<as1.
MRS. MARY A. SIMMONS o. -
Or cared q eAt2rrn Of the slea
MY r<.xaao-s say n 10 a,moss - ~
tr< The dead <z1< - he - - n 60
again Fsr SIR w<eks sesare 5egnn ~
49, Tvs asess-s sass ..s ssous : Z
CO ssx<vxilen NJ stcsaSs weuld noe -
ra&z even xAfsr- We sAt ne sztfa .
sssshsire. osa<< sssszsssa~ nad -
re years ssser Il eaws ser $40 -
Ftra-s R-xy &sf - as . szss resort
rssufs - =sy Sstz Is a. Tcne. ! ~
rsve5caas ssg~sfse. ard ss@i hetter
a fsstre-ses
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r,lcre an Noro wsy-oesk,nn,pr,,r,,

-Tnss ere. RS q crsrss. s - rezr. .,
vest-sn EsAzr-sa. 49, clean th~sr -
rsa. f,a' rhere e Hiwars heef ~ =
Evs-ytaaE TIE oest way - cs-srer--.s -
r-rvert u.Aia-t1, - ce1eie- irclrsss.s rsa-.-
rzfisr % NsscFy freue3e s=s - -esl.--.
9ysoPrsla. ~ 'szs-sss. carzs<irsssias "a
Ter essly.acss. r. % ofgla W.zsout ssiay 80
"a ps;rs'7a stea.'if sne regularly sse - -
Hsstefts.r' siairach Si.tsrs xszats.sss
naessscsrfs infieTsc's BY rss&icRl -en sve~v-
y aere- l. st-e- xtrzrs rAe szesrs-, - -
r~awes tse a7e~i4cs ari s,esp o. sassss a.,
ensa5Sg Z 40 = Restorative. ans s-xe--,.
piIsass Aeslth-siyans -rzasts ~As-s 49,
sxscsssa fAsse prev,sssly Ezseenss-.as
rtSs 20 ef-racr. TaTAi.ds - "A 49,
tssrfty e IS ecsal. Il II ths leassax seel-
o. 1855 era
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
HoxE TREATMENT.
We ose Deprived ss the Be.ean = =
cepeiaa rr~aEa~as Eeea.ss = p

We One Deprived ef the BsnenA - p
Cepezsa Er~azn~ns Eeeaass - p
Tag ~ . Dfssss<e Prem the o..
Tie xAsne rentezf1s a.. ursfar,
cess attending tHe s-xarzcs1s - - a
A15 rarylssz-s n tsssr e~sre . ~
tss-- hone trsatzezs .. 7asss-ss -
~ ne sse q cozsresesssss ~
rose cases aet pr~scr.as fs- ss<n- ~
tAss- ercelters sgsserz - rerores 49, -
close Tnfc1 Eusaes them. Pnfiest1 ~
n the c5urrry s1sy - tzss var snf.s
ssrersx Of Saear sxs-l A. wezs q
the city.
Mr. JAMES GREYSI.r. ss- . So
res1t@rf - CHasr uAxek. r C. ssess .kl
TIE 1es Cepesasd .reasr9ne Aas -
woresrs n 2zs casa TAe 1szrssrs -
hssn sa- cn.s9zs1SAaE ARD led an =
lver Gu bat es1 ksz re xccd ~
sae-s the sAe Cere zzss esssfrzs. -
nsas rss n-zn q hsz- Hs sxya-
snce ] eAzx1s u severe ca1 -
sozr years age ! lave IA -
csa<n .aa nv iits hss ssez rnz.s I11-2
xsSs ss1.asLEy o~sazzs werse =
lass Writer, ~as1 ! was lad - xzennnS1
Al nsxht I Bad attacks 90 eraafs1S r.
szoszsrtnx, wAsea z-ex4zse1 ~
ssespzns- I often cog red al rsxhe r.
ard -assees quantities q Sassxz ao3 ~
Ms zso1za fssss1 LIS reztea sgsx.
badly cen<tirars4. had re arpee1n r.
hest IL .we-xhe- Dc<zaxx sal / - -
xanrtscn ard p~vscrszed enz ryef =
wAAch I teok a great r&cy Nesesen -
c1f Eefsef- FrfeEss n Ssas1s< ts13 -
TIE wcrcerfui cures sa- 2avssesxxs n e.
Coce4snd A<-slcai 4ass.suzs s>rs pszflG1
tag. ard ! 8ssi3~e - rSzee r8ysess d r.
ha-s1S. I 3st 80. and tAA rrszst . -
than r;sy GSna1Se @sspec aasSSs- III -
IA ~Etsrefy geEe- / have gaszet pnrRX
we4sn~- I 1&Ee Sesa1 a2sses-ts Al =
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MARK THESE POINTS.
Iav.iia. shosid mark,

Flrxt-Tnz1 the Cepesand system "a :.
rsss5ke % TIE sla and abuse ef oxsrrnz-x-
irE t1e SIX
Sa-ors-TnzE Eaezr TIE Car~ssaS az.
r.-n % rz.sest 5 subject T. u,s@rrxs-, -
- --irssi.s .se-c12 gig 81 10 anT -
levy or e1,ense whatever eeyont t1s
-Tss-vs-TAat csrcnfs eases d@srrsass .,
.yrrptess bzsEkS - ccsHExy tzzsterts A..
ciaxsos@d Ar1 treated ~ Es4 with pne-
rssr en&l sEcSsss-
rslsFrrn--Teat c1rsGiEars1a r --ee 80
a. wh9 have earSnie Diseases are SOFIA
invited - e0rze . he ofs3ee aad eorszi,
wYfss tul.y a1d freely ey -szE
Fgss1s-Tnzr IRE Eoaezar4 xra-t.tt..,
ours chronic catarrt. asthma hvpncesftn
malignant ea-aF-a % The ssnrrara an9
kstneyz- ard al ch-orfe rassal@x vf.6
great expsail.ec An1 ,. atfis sxpersA
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unable 70 Do srysAi1- far ne. ara vas
cozn2istely discouraged TAss wzs nv rss-s-
Gtsicn whs1 tae t,eteskaa phy<sezarzs fr~zx
hss1 OF ne ard cured pc - al az sreaNszs
r saert tine. I have .ea Assss~r -salts
shzz / have hzd fer seark- TIE ssserarx~
from nv noss AID taz x1oorsa< - asr
tarc4. have ceased Ihz psEzx "A s-sv
had have ssoPpe1. zEe rzx sAraas a -,
loaxsr sore. Ay stomach gss~s rs@ -,
more trouble NJ bowels wn.sA ws-p
badly coassspstssi- are regular ear
ro~ d. work vita Ease -nas ] sa9axAs 1
would have 20 give - sz-gyesy.S
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COPELAND FEE

nent NJ the Copeland Medical Ia
stitate II "a the rate of Is per meath.
whether the reqstsfte period of
treatment be three monrhs or three
weeks This fee includes all medf-
etnes and the constant and watch
fui care of all paftents - . AnAl
eufe. Examfnatfon tree.
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Mss ArrSe CzaEsser. iivsr< al sNg Ssx-
sseEEn avenue. Seattle. has ssaE rsxfSssss.
ot ne cs-y far e. EHt years. ard they save
a. oFSE years ~ r-1ss-g fro-r q general
casarFAal cuG1@sior % tie snstrs SEE
ect hrs<astr ezy eAs 5awze6 for her.
t1rOaza tze Skin q The coeezArs ply
seei&rs- SIZE says.
Ever since ! eane 70 sA1x country I
have srEer-c ter-iosy y e1tarrA 81 Re
SSa1. throat st1EacS AZ towels I FAD
a G2A. 1e&vy pan over sks eyes tA8t
never lei ne eo- 1zo-1ess. Nv rose sis-
c1Ar<s1 profas.sy. aE1 SaS 1-orplrxs r.
70 ny tnro4s kept IL c31stzrEzy s1rs fre-,
hawking ard splitting Po<ao-. -. iztgs
my s-crnacA aE3 a1ecseG 4 50 snaf i rogsss
scarcely retain Ky fso1- Ny stoyr aeA ass
sour and Sigats zfts< eating ard AeseN-
- 40 gas ard est frpaue1t sgtes1s Of yer,-
ling lost very Ez9cA n sssgas ard BE-
cane 50 weak art h-e&er tsewn I'm, I
tHoGget ] wcaa4 have - give up erwsrx
% DO airy wozk al all ! sa3 taken grea.
cesf ce uaeesAc.n-- hcsa As~e ard IN the csa
country. nGE tie doctors SEEMED 10 -
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Are Voc tsosng ~ the National n,.-,,,-
rrattc Ns,n v-nrs.a-,s

re Sartaerz Paef7r VII sen steke.s =.
ryszz ZIP rae - S7ss ser sAzs osscasl.sr
Tvs tTsirs ezily % re East. az ~,-,.7T
ee=alsst srar'set seieSatrs sas ashe-~ p
fa< For tssksts 50 AZ G'a-ss-alA-x san
a. Ncrtaern ENs-g-r efrv trket 80 ".
her WAY zas Faz~t 2vsnze. Seattle.
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LOST HIS HEARING.

CarsHrh Destroyed IL. aad the skin Of
the ope and rhysie ans Restored Z
10 Him Again
For nins years Mr. James B-srxsss has
resided n Bctheti. King county. &ssA-.
and being county road supervisor s
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A rNsa-s % 80 ~ Ne rass .r- svfa-.
usatsce lea2scg 70 ne srr<sx aza eauysp-
i2<sn 81 arr eze sts&azx copies az ga
7 ess isl2.s se seer delivered - s.s.x--sssr,
ssrezxAsGs TIE city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

The chssf hclaey OF Mrs Co-nss.ax Van
6sraai. s rh= collection Of Old ard g-rr-srsg.s
watches Sc possesses E2us curious
sp1.smerA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
ALL. BROKEN DOWN.

Eyes. Nose, Threat. stomach and BSw-
Ell. Affected by the Poisson ~ Sssrra
and f4epe Abandoned. ia the Cap~-
fAnd Physicians ures her Of All Her
Ills
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tate. IL - tie szreSx~xt rsE&EsEer zase. Z -
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z-1ts o. afzEt1- -sase ygrzse2 q nesa azass ~
xsEg tie Gaksfo-rss2 remedy Tea cas- eztf
ses 4 traz tRa Hz1ssa AeSscs ssz-zse-
srts sos tsse csr~E-ars. -eas Scr 90 zsz as
$50 e2rrzlsss free.
HUDSON MEDICAL xSST.T
stock aon- xs-kez Az & b So.
sAs Fxascs~go. Cailt~xssA
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write for symps.m Alaak $50
cared ct hers~. oafx - a ment1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
PERFECTLY CURED.

He Came Fr~Ea Ala ks . Shr~nie favs-
lila and Usaea~s Wsrk s.a IL Geing
Bsek Again Well saz sisrress- Cure
~ the sam 81 the Copeland fhyst-
ekanA
Mr.. wiiliaH GSertx came all TIE way
from Doaxlas Island. Alaska. 20 place
a.uaSeff under ne care AZ the Copeland
physicians. with lie result saz. Re Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

h0uulR Su
bCh and
Gsxzi1B no
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drugs or
6enafy po<
C. joys
vegetable
GkxapEsla
fobs th {
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ties Al q
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- t221<1-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-03-14
A Premature Messaee.

He leaned in a detected attitude
against one of the division ratings ON
the main floor of the Bourse. every now
and then gritting his teeth and nut.
tering words that the Record wouldn't
think of printing. For he had troubles
of his own, and to so1icitous friend he
told this story: He made business
trip to Reading on Monday, and, drift
ing into the company of a few ''boya,"
was persuaded to take drive around
the beautiful environs of the capital
of FAULT Berks." knowing how such
drives usually terminate, he wrote a
telegram to his wife before starting,
and left it with the hotel clerk, request
ing the latter to have it forwarded at
nine p. m. This was about two o'clock.
Shortly after the Philadelphinn and his
friends had left the hotel an officious
bell boy picked up the dispatch and
rushed to the nearest telegraph Office.
AS result the telegram was delivered
in this city at three p. m. 1t read:
''Have missed the last train tonight.
Will be home early tomorrow. Don't
worry. John" Philadelphia Record.