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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09

No One Deprived Of the
.epeish Erestmens Becaass 4 H.
ing at a Distance From the o.
Inc same wonderful and uniso,.
$50 hss.sssl.nA sae treatment OF 10 80
theIr nome treatment of nsslenss l =
t,s ne use or a comnrsAenxiys - -
blank they are enabled 10 rorr~s.1 80
nose cases and prescribe Tor ther, .s NJ
their excellent system Of reports ~. +. q
q vtsse Maten uooa them. Parsn.s n,s
IN the country may in t1is way s~s9 ~
Dement'S or their skin as wea a. sSss.!s
the city. ssol 4
NIX. WILLIAM GFFRTT raw. -
NNS rem douglas Island. Alaska = 81.
Asslse<t under he care Of Ina f>.-sss
pfSSle.aEs. with the result fhss 4. n
gong back again 70 resume his -
cured ana healthy man. He saw.
tataFrh SAEa1sI made = yrssk y u
II sent me % che hospital ana ssss-
my aohity 20 work. Fer several ~
was forced 20 breathe tAros,,k< ~
mouth, because 81 my nose seIrv e.. ~
up. while the droppings snta mv ~
Aept ne tesstlalally hawking Ara ~
tlnE- Ny throat was sore rssrsr - NJ.
time, and I had = steady essssA -
poison got into my stomach ara 49,
poisoned my whole system NJ ~
lite faileS and my stomach r~we
great distress after eating I No&lxS -
helched gas. My bowels hecarns rssses.s;
~ constips;ea- At last pains throaxk -
back and chest ard kidneys ana kss'sx.
gave me great distress In fact 49,
almost total wreck and unable IA 49,
I went 20 a hospital. but when l.ts :
i vas soon worse OF thar h<5os~
had 20 abandon every thing ard "a a -
Copeland physicians OF whom ga k.ssS
SO nGch- | am now well and an I'M
hack n Alaska srafn ~ rae,s~. 1xss.s&
feeling better able 10 do Ii tAan a
years All the troubles | have sao1tse
OF have disappeared and an perfAssV
cured"
MR.. 3. Z M.E,I.RE.ATI. a school ,s.rA.
er, and for nfseen years resident az xks.
git City. Wash.. says: -
About seventeen years ago 7 src<Ets3
a brulse on my heel. which. ghraaxh ~.
iect. iea 70 blood nolscninx. from ~ -
tests OF which I have suffered hsvsrd s.
power CT wontls 30 dsscFina. and hy xhkh
! AZ LAST became incaoacitatea FOR tsatA.
ing. My trosSie became % bad. thsl !
had 20 have the whole frons hone rs;1lr-
FL from nv right leg. with consequent O.
forni,y and sAortness OF the limb. / tErl
grew worse after this severe opera<lcm
and assesses developed on my left III
threatening the same necessity far n
operation "a on the ether one. hecaes
feeble ard emaciated and was anahsg
20 pursue my profession. At last | VIE,
On clutches to tie Copeland physicians. b.
ing persuaded 10 try them By ny mcshfr
who was a patient az their cfylcr. ] nal
no hope OF relief, but they al once SET "a
Work 70 cure the cause q fny difficulty
with fhe result that I began AZ once i
improve. and now eaioy better healta
than | have for fnanv wears. now hlyl
DO difficulty In walking without efthA
crugch or cane. and can once more Asifa'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09
EFFECTS OF La GRIPPE.
He suffered From IL for seven Years
Until Cured at Home by the Wonder
fal Copeland Home Treatment

A weil-known man az Ayea. Wash, Is
Mr.. Burton Merritt employed BY the
tkgsEastic as 20 the merits OF the Copeland
system OF home treatment. He says
Seven years ago l had an attack 81 La
Grippe. and have suffered from lis effects
ever since. until cured BY the Copeland
physicians. By their wonderfully success
ful system % home treatment Ny heath
gradually declined after my attack.
hal frequent spells OF dizziness. with
specks floating before ms eyes. There was
constant, dul pain In my back. Ny
stomach distressed me, and was 50 weak
that often a mere glass OF water would
cause vomiting. AT times / was badly
c0nsupste1. and at other tines had Gt2r-
rhoea. could not sleep well at night.
and my nervous system became 50 sx-
haustei that I became weak and frstfui
ard unit for work I was completely
miserable / consulted several physicians
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09

A prominent citizen OF SnohornisA.
Wash. IS Mr.. ". II. Ward. whose cure
hy the Copeland physicians after he had
spent much time and money elsewhere
IN vain. is attracting a great deal OF at
tsnii0n- Mr Ward is 50 pleased with
ire results In his case that he expresses n
willingness 70 tell about IL 20 all who
care 10 TAX VIII him concerning i. ard
makes the following statement for the
cersest q hose who cannot talk with him
personally
Some SIX years ago I discovered that
: bad nasal cGsarrh. At that time ! be-
llsvsd that caEaTrh could not be cured.
80 I tried various remedies for temporary
relief Finally I consulted an eminent
spec iaIiss wLtn most unfortunate results.
He Tortured re with burning and cstuter-
sziag. and az ore time tore cut the menu
brare % the nasal cavity with pinchers.
Al I had 70 sGow for the 500 or more I
paid him vas the agony I had endured
My cAsarrh was as "a Z as ever. The many
sta tsusezss O. ESrscrE cured b. the Copeland
Physicians led ne "a ny their treatment
TIE mid and soothing treatment al once
gave me relief and I became very much
better. and when the seat az difficulty
was discovered IN the cavity from which
an liberated tooth had been removed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09
THE GOLDEN RULE.

DIR. Copeinnd's maxim list DO unto
the sick "a you ould have the doe
tors do by you fr You were pros
trate with some dreadful chronic
mnIady and without the means 20
pay big fees. All who suffer from ca
tarrb. asth mn or bronchitis. burning
rheumatism or dishEurfng skin dis
eases, lang or throat affections,
liver. kidney. bladder, stomach or
bowel tronhf~ or any other wasting,
chronic affment are welcome. every
time. Tn all the benefits of the Cope
land Medical Institute. the Collin.
building. corner second and James
streets. without expense beyond the
nominal, ns.essHsent of IS per month
all medicines included.
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WITHOUT CHARGE.

For the purpose of enabling alI to
obtain correct idea of the Cope
land system of disease treatment
and 10 test its trausecndent advnnt-
ages over less advanced meth oil =.
Ia should he kept I'm mind that DIR.
gop~iand Offers 10 all sufferers from
Rh~uratf~ns. Lang Trouble. sfomaeh
Trouble. skin Disease, Gatarrh or
other durable chronic maindy. n
trial treatment without charge Re-
member that all who apply tn the
ofslce I'm person arc cordially well
come tn n careful examination, nd
vice and treatment upon their first
visit. absolutely free of expense for
consultation. diagnosis, treatment
or mcdfcfnet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09
ASTHMA CURED.
He Sat All Night In n Chair Inhaiing
smoke and Had TO Abandon work-Re-
lie Came Through the skill OF the
Gopeland PLY sfcfans.

Mr. R C. Wiley for the past four years
a resident OF Porter. chehaiis county,
Wash. was II a desperate condition when
he had the good fortune 10 come under
the care OF the Copeland physicians. RE
SAYS.
For twenty years l have had eatsrrh
OF the nose and throat. with a profuse
discharge from the nose and constant
droppings in the throat that kept ne
llaw king and splitting all the time My
noStrfls were always stopped up on one
side or the other. Three years ago this
developed into a severe case OF asthma
which rendered life 3 burden 20 me. The
least exertfon caused attacks OF smother
ing and made me gasp for breath. / had
TO give Up work entirely. 1 could not
sleep and passed whole nights sitting IN a
chair inhallng medicinal smoke % ots.lr
temporary relief 4 fFis2t who had bctn
cured by the Copeland physicians abvize4
me 20 try their treatSn@n-. ana I dii so.
/ began 10 Improve immediately. ana nra
now entirely free from all M dts re ~ iag
symptoms. Not only as the cafarrh "A
my head and throat been cure !. Lut my
asthma as well, and / feel better :han I
have for years"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09

torturlng clutch TIL the Copeland physl-
clans cured me. Al firss The disease was
confined 10 my lower limbs. but II finally
spread throughout my body. until every
joint became stsr. / had great difficulty
in moving about. and suffered terribly.
Finally my heart became affected. and my
sufTe-ings were intense. ] was treated by
several physicians. sometimes with tenn
porary relief but I found no cure until
I was treated by the Copeland physicians.
Within IS hours after I placed myself in
their care began 10 improve. and | gain
ed steadily until all my symptoms disap-
Deared and | was cured completely. /
can now easily do the housework | was
formerly unable TO perform | feel very
enthusiasts about the Copeland Institute.
for know that its patients receive the
utmost attention and the benefit Of the
highest skill and have 70 pay for X but a
tribe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09

here ana in the EsSt. and spent rnanv
hundreds OF dollars for medical trsasry1rr.
II van. and had come TO the conelu sis,r
little hope % helEE benefited I sYofa "a
tire Copeland phyxtcsans about their horn@
treatment. and after they had aasno>-.5
uY case hy ore % tsssr syTnystr,-r, Ilark.
and given ne encouragement Ghst I r-9,I.@
he cared I beEan treatment by unu Tha
Tezalt Ess as 8sssh&ng. I nsa9s xrsas ~
pT0gswens The nrst week ara eorffrrtA4
galusng until ] was ccznoi.selv rs.sa-as
20 health and strength. I am No Ifsr1a-
dizzy FOR have spots before nay eyes- Nv,
appetite Is goc1s my stomach n sfror|
ny boweas are regular ard my ha-k So.
not ache. I slseg -rs ~ nigrt er4 IN
every nay I feel stronger and n e~tt@r
healf1 than for many years. Al ssis
] pad oul for 1ocsors ard medicines nefoye
S.tzoQ. relief.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09
MARK THESE POINTS.
Inraiids should Mark ;

Ffrst-That the Copeland system Is n
rshfska to the sin and abuse OF oyerchars-
ing the sex.
sscona-That Under the Copeland sys.
.arn 10 natient IS subject 10 uncertain or
raw~irfotis fee-cha~Etng or TO any tax
levy or expense whatever beyond tina
Assessment os s. montaly. including ali
medicines.
Tniryf-That chronic cases described In
sxrufarn blanks by country patients ara
diagnosed and treated by mall with pAe-
roTrenai success.
FCurfh--That consultation - free ana
al who have chronic diseases are eordiary
invited 20 come 10 the Office ard consaIlt
with the physicians about them or tn
write fully and freely ny mail.
FIfth--That the Copeland specialists
cure chronic catarrh. asthma bronchfti.
malignant catarrh Of the stomach ars
kidneys. and al chronsc raaiadies vita
great expedition and >: little expense
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09

long ago, and this was treated, cure
followed speedily. / feel now that my
troubles are about 81 an end. and I am
very much pleased. for the treatment has
not caused me a moments pain nor IN
convenience and but very little money.
The contrast between paying haM 3
thousand dollars for being tortured and
being cured BY the mid and soothing
Copeland treatment for almost nothing
is almost as strong as that between tie
abodes OF the blessed and the damned"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09
COPELAND FEE.

The cost of a full course of treat
ment at the Copeland Medical In
stftute is at the rate of S5 per month,
whether the requisite period OF
treatment be three months or three
weeks. This fee includes all medf-
zines and the constant and watch
full care OF all patients to n final
cure. Examination free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09

TO my duties as a teacher. To sy thstI
am oveFJoyed al the result IL 20 b yst1
mild indeed"
MR.. JAMES GREYEr.rs. Tor y yeanIs
resident OF Chailiwhack. r. C.. feen ~
the new Copeland treatment has worzH
nam Tor cousu-nptI- and fed him sn ~
liver oil. bat DID lin no good. n II
SHORT time the Copeland physicians ban
made new man or him. He says;
ssnee | caught severe cold aoax
Tour years ago I have had = rscss4
cough AID my life has been made masE
able | gradually became warS< erA
fast winter. when I waS laid ur alfasetAk
Az night 1 had attacks OF ehoxiEt ny
snothering. which prevented me fFem
Sleeping. l often coughed ali Eight N4
aa1 raised quantities Of phisgm ard ntp<k
Ny mouth tasted Ike rotten eggs ~
badly conSfipatsd. ! nad 70 spptfIn tiN
lost in weight. Doctors sad ! had ~
which took great many bottles VI
out relief Friends tod No N
the wonderful cures the physscisns q w
Copeland Medic II Institute we're pefsons
Ing. and decided 10 plsce riyssii, Y Y 49, nv
hands | did 50. ard the result y 49, 49,
than my utmost expectations. NY s3ssEs
Is entirely gone. I have gained MS
weight. I have a good appetiss ~
bowels arc regular and the bad ias ss.s Il
my mouth Is gone. / sleep well a n4av
and feel better than 7 have for yeafA
MIR. WILLIAM PETFFER- q
ginser. living At MaIsby. snass~sl
countS. Washing ton. ard fer 49,
past three years resident
att. wash. feels thai the Eopslsna ln1sss
clans have worked almost n fntrecA "a
case. He had got into Gespsfafs 81
could not sleep at right wifbous 4.k
cropped up TO a sitting paNH3n. - al
thirty pounds IN weight, ara reAcp33T
verge Of despair 81 ever getrin1
when he was induced 70 try the copx ~
treatment This ~ what be syD
troubles and happy relief. -
MY catarrh took an alarming form y,
years ago ard soon made rue AZ -
helpless Invalid Ny condition fseAl .'.,ss
bad and | had taken - uiuca nssSs.asi
IN vain that / eiezpairr1 OF ever oo.s.zss-r(
relief / was induced 20 Try tns
treatment by tbs many cures nssS
Effected BY them. and | Am glad ! 80 sS.'-f
for I have been restored from : 49,
OF chronic lnvaiEsisB 70 cofnDietc
MIR. JOHN s. LIE BALfsisT Ehs r sa.s -
Skagit county. W ASA. and 49, ~
throughout that portion % the 80 - = ~
csFe4 Of severe case p calas.s..asdsslll
Kidneys and bladder, totally 1919
hi,a fy@rs taf,9r He to0A rome frsnn~sk
and novs Ia writes: Il have gone !. ~
IN logging camp, eriviag a 4
team Of oxen: so you sec a
rrsfsv God maa again. -
ssaaa "a new the sofea-sS ,si6n
sil ieft my kidneys. arr 80 10 x1rov
and Iarneness IN nv limos e - ss,~sl ~
reared. thanks to the CopelAf 80 s.arg ID
Etltute have sent aiiss. : .e.rsstr,us q u
Sgnn To be cured. and shall eoA.s
So"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09
HER HEART AFFECTED.
rheumatism Stiffened Her Joints and
Attacked Her Heart. But the Copeland
Physicians Cared Her and Relic we'd
Her Of Her Dreadful suferings.

Mrs. Elizabeth Hoskinson has lived az
Madrone. kitsap Co. Wash. for six years.
and is the wife OF a rarcher we'll known in
that portion OF the state. or her suffer
ings and cure she says:
-Four years ago I was attacked by
rheumatism. and / was in its dreadful and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09
TORTURED BY DOCTORS.

He Paid Special SITS More Than $500 to
Be Barne and Cauterixed and Tor
tured. Bat in Vain. The Copeland
Physicians ured Him Without Civ
ing Him q Moments Pain.
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Plnafore tonigh; at Madison park.
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Last day Of opera. Madison park
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write for symptom blank ana
at home. Only % = month.
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No One Deprived Of the R.,s
Copeland Trestmens eer.,.-
ing at Distance From the o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09
4 Daring Prospector.


There IS another ledge cropping ont on
The side ~ fhe mountain in gulch half
mia from that n which the fS1letfa SHOWS
an L is in r1aln view from the tran. bat
has never been located. b cause no man
has been abba to gee 20 e. The rocks Use
n a vertical rlin above X Tor several nan~
f~ca feet ard below It Sc q rocksltde 80
s.sa~ thaf y a nan we're simply e puf MS
s,,f on g. the whofs mass would begin %
-,,4-s ard carry him down wita e.. TcN ng
aver him and crushing him 50 jelly The
-,,,ss determined effort 10 FCaeh q wfs
made by " II. Nekesver. noted IA h's day
ss ne most intrepid f7euutaineer IN t1e
valley who afterwards me- tragic iAte
TIE ,egt this town for Bridge creek or
srv-veeRs- Trapping expedition on Novem-
hsr 10 fSef ara kept = diary. 81 walch The
f,ts.xt arfrv VS. made on Novcmoer e.
ys.p.~ are SIX weeks had expired and h
asf M. a~0ea~ 4 search party vent olt
~nF feund his camp at TIRE mouth cf
Bridge creek. but could nor find ne BODY
or account - the deep snow. L vas found
I'm ere following Nav onsy short distance
$50. yrtth shs srowshessS beside g. shoS-
f.,c evidence ~ having been usa3 by hts
Nszfs THIS fact 1ss 70 the belief that Be
NeF sa~s< through the soft STOW ard orok-
... a leg among ne hiS3er logs be1eath.
,se~. using hts saowshoss Ter cfaicaes.
frie4 p, vain TO reach Rs camp. but BE-
came exhausted anu ~ Nit%+a ~ E'ae-'.--
Beers think Re was Smply lost n the
szaS auI frozen 20 death. His body was
ourte5 ey great hiAck stump near ne
s~aG. halg n,e anove Bvi8Es creek.
~Ae discoveries ia He~se shoe BASIN
sta~esS rrcs7sc:ors up Park creek sCd
Hsfsze creek fo~ distance - &welYa
~.Eez q, ths southeast. ~ the belief fhat
tae Fsuse ~ se~al ha}k extended n tast
sgea-t1r. a belief whbca soon proves 10
AZ We. fa.lrtaa. On the basin a. TIE Bead
90 tAe narfn fsrE SIX 9arallei ledEeS were
discovered Whsra hsve beer traces
ts15UEs tae Park creek psSs fren Horse
SNce hak.a an8 eastward 20 thh T1oanta-n
s~aur5 wh.eA lae ra&ln fork 4eEs from
sEsal lake Before entering upon - south
vars CO arse 4 party q Caiiforn.sns n
tha sprirE q tss5 made he a-Et discover
- a. }As had 90 shs uorts FORK ard -
easeS ERE Maysswer oa a thlrzy-t9at ledge
ans che Easg Stde On tsFe-soez ledge.
ss1GHE chem shcraIy after uaFsss - VIII
5am keaSa ard Henry Gstra- George
4e&ag &a4 - Dsty removed sAs-E4y az
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09

Ys,saf sraditlsn hss p rhas tn- Gre. Rts-
-svsrv 81 mineral lr thts district Vas
made rs ISsa by members az PARTY e.
thi~tv Waited states soldiers. vh3 came
ever inc Twtzp sna War Crefk t-aa and
SID fAe valley W5th e trails ~ sAlrty-tsvs
mates. On TIC way from FcTt Cofv.ita 70
Vancouver barracks. to 50 over ere cas-
caae rass on an exploration t-'p foT are
war tse,sarsrnsnf. Near ere uouta az Gem
panv creek they rset mar Nho SEEMED
70 ~ s.ehttv unbalanced sCd wAa sca
.tes, BE could snow them a Errsi lesEc *
rasE-brzrfnz ere cFcpplrE e-5t az ths eea&
- thst -~esk Serge. Edward AssaTi AR
rzeza3 - SO VITA hsm ard came 6p~1
Acres rrteS 20 rVie5r the party On the
stchek.H rse party iesf rsost Of ~
v-s.rs 3n tns sasW below She houotfui
nas.r s~f e. sveeet feHF garae3 hack -
k'orz Ntc7vE.e tHe rfhsrS trs04lnE A.
fa~A EcnE re ever the Cascade pass 90
Fsr-e.FeE A.foTt ts5k e saectssrn - the
crr - f'rr sH3. waere Re learned tAss BE-
trssrl es. In t~s5 sc cutgt1sf So Meant
Veraer anl cane un the SksS5s wte
ee0ozs tN n1kR te-at.an 81 the ledge.
Nut reFu~-et shaFt,V after aud reraTer1
that he aaf iest BIS sln@lfcs- tie &ssd a
yca- CT tua aztsr ln lAylse1A. leaving a
note asnarg hls e&scss telling G. gre zays-
terseas mlae. lists eas usaea the eesss ~
a sfaFw aea she8 Is san k'yancssco ps-
per an8 Wiae,y circulated
A.soE- wac ysry reserved as % us za4.
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A. fawf ono catchaR thA e~gs sfrsf ~ the
yssYSs esaoe hRsia directly sNesa ard Ia IS
a xsxht We woFta 8se wcarssessa seurner.
a raa<h BAR clrcss - "a W1soeh c-ass rsses
arainss TIE hlRs saw, 80 rs~s Fra9s 1 h-s,sa
x7arler s'ansnE DOVE = hasta wht-h hax
exactly tAo farss a Horseshoe sc tha
,xFt az tie sswteekas - wheel "a % ssrse
xan e~tween them sn8 ths Hsapzssfn rttrs
t,esafgas sSe hsssn on are tets rnrogrh
*hts another w,aessr crowds iss Wsy {nto
49, f.sSsn asreur t1a ki<ss - the atacssrz
twenty-five nNsertas's. whseh srs al ytsi-
ia st sne saceR pE <Ae eyes, gis-s syg. lie
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-10-22
INFORMATION TO VOTERS.


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02
rrputN OpERETTl AT TERRACE GiRDEN.

No one who has attended the summer perform
ances OF German opcre,ia ut the Terrace Uarde"
viii be likely 10 refer 20 them as computations
NJ deftness IN dramatic delincauon or refinement
I'm musical Interpretation, yet 1t would be UNJUST
IN deny 10 the company the possession OK gem
erous ncastire OF talent Indeed. as was demon
s.r,,ed last night when Zcers "Vosehandler
(Which IL best known in New-York by the English
version entitled The Tyrolcan'), was performed
a much better idea OF the comedy ana music II
IN he obtained from the performance OF the CON
ri.d- Ferenczy company than from the best OF the
English performers that have appeared here some
of the delightful flavor Of the play Is natura'y 'oS
On those who are unable to understand III" uia'oo'
uqcd by the principal actors but 1t Is given 10 All
70 APPRECIATE the junction. which the troupe throws
into the performance and the characteristic spirit
with which II Is filed Moreover II was gratifying
last night to become acquainted with a more talent,
al character actor and singer In the person OF
Herr I.ocwe, who took the part or Adam ana Win
/, held the enthusiastic attention OF the audience
from the beginning to the end OF the represents,
ton The operetta will be repeated to-hight ana
TO- morrow when II will make way Tor Straasss
latest work, "Waldmester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02
orHER WEDDINGS. PAST AND TO COME.

q very pretty wedding took place at $50 o'clock
SSs'e'day afternoon IN the Church Of 81. Mary the
r"s'n. In West Forty-sixth-st.. near S.xth-ave
sue bride was Mrs Dora Adams Hopkins daughter
y the late Colonel Flournay w. Adams. Of Georgia,
."' the bridegro nm William Wi.!oughby Sharp. OF
vac van Street firm OF Sharp Bryan. No cards
e'e ISSUED to either the church the small In
"ai reception. which held in the state
.tpa''inents In the Waldorf but. despite this. the
~. ''.n was well filled with the friends Of the cou-
-. mere were no decorations In the chantry. but
- e,ner side Of the entrance gate huge clus-
M vi american Beauty roses.
d, "'e the friends OF the couple were being shown
c., 0"s by the ushers. Charles Bryan, George
c.r Battle. Charles Sims and Dr. j. Herbert
chr.nn Ut C. Is. Pentice. the organist OF the
nIav,s gave an interesting recital on the organ.
.e,s., a"ohg other things the overture to Tampa.
, bro,s. ~ from Aida" and the gavotte from Am
IN. ~ ihomass "Mignon.' The bride. who entered
IA, 49,. with ard was given away by her brother.
was dressed In . handsozss costume