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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-10

hank they are enabled 10 correctly 81
nose cases ard prescribe fer them, -
their excellent system OF reports they r \
. close watch upon them Patients n
dement's Of their skin as well a. d.
the city.
MR. WILLIAM PEIFrER. !. FL
gineer. living AZ Aaithy. SMOKE
county. Washington. and for n
past three years = resident d .
clans have worked almost a miracle 6 r.
case. HE had got into desperate stFr
could NOT sleep at night without -
cropped up TO a sitting position: had RI
verge Of despair Of ever setting II
when he was Induced To try the Cop
treatment. This Is what he says q RI
troubles and happy relief:
1T Is two years since my catarrh ~
on an alarming form. and quickly =
an invalid OF me. AT that time frst e
menced TO experience difficulty In h.eS1
ing. and had attacks OF choking and smo4
ering. My nose was stepped up SO fhal{
gould scarcely breathe through i. A.
seemed 10 be stuffed up, including my q
which had roaring noises In them. sI|
became partially deaf. The droppinm 4
catarrhal sscresions into my throat -
keep Il clear. and the quantity une1<,
sciously swallowed must have been -
siderable. for It poisoned my stomach 4
that my food would not digest. and / ~
my appetite. / began 70 decline ia -
TIL had lost thirty pounds. and
strength went with l.. There were =
slant wheeling sounds In my cheat. ri
there seemed to be a duh weight uDo1 n
all the time. At night l could not ~
without being propped up In bed. cos1<
ed continually. night and day, and nd \
very offensive breath. So bad had boco1S
my condition and so much medicine M 4
taken without relief. that had come d q
conclusion that there was no cure for ~
al ALL Seeing so many statements Of -
sons cured by the Copeland phyaic{om
finally induced me to go 10 them. and r
IL they could give me any hope Of roooK
cry. They made careful examinatioo 4
my case. and told me that could be cugl
and I am glad to say that they told e
truth. Under their skiiiful treatment
began to improve at once. and now -
Jo.ce In perfect health again. breath
hear, see. eat and sleep wen once mcl1
and the weigh; upon my ches, has eon{
I have almos; rega.ned my lost flesh. ~
feel stronger than have for yearA
seems 20 me almost like a miracle q 4
thus brought from a condition OF hope2o0
invaildism 10 that of strength and heallk
and the wonder u Increased by the ~
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Totals in for,y-seven states

Totals In fortv-seven states
anf territories ..........-.... Dos 10,1t5
1t viii be seen that every one Of The
fcrty-eight states and territories except lit
sle Rhode Island. is credited with one new
line or more upon which work has been
commenced or Is expected to begin In the
near future. The largest figures In the list
are from that portion OF the country
where the aborigines still endeavor to
stem the tide OF modern progress-Indlan
territory and Okiahoma-in which less
miles OF new road are seriously consem-
plated The states next on the list in
point of mileage are Texas sos miles, West
Virginia 6ss miles. Arkansas SIS. LOUISE
ana 5i3, PENNSYLVANIA 49, Tennessee as2.
Missouri $50 Ohio sss Wisconsin zss, Mich
igan 81, California rs. North Dakota 80.
and SO on.
preparations are claimed TO have been
made viii be actually undertaken this year
and how much more not here enumer-
ated will soon come into existence is OF
course, mere guess work. II financial
conditions should remain as unfayorbale
as they have been for several years many
legitimate undertakings would continue 10
be deferred. and IL would be surprising II
2ea miles Of track we're laid In 1895. But
IL. as now seems probable. the times are
going 70 steadily improve. II Is not unlike
fy that s.Ho miles or more may be COM
pleted, and that work will be commenced
on as much more.
That there IL much railway building yet
TO be done the records prove beyond n
doubt When II viii be done depends on
conditions yet to be developed A consid-
cradle amount OF work Is already under
way During the first three months OF
THIS year 2aS miles OF track were laid On
twenty lines. and including these the rcc-
ords or the Age already show sixty lines
on which IL seems reasonably certain fha.
f.'se miles OF track will have been laid nv
the end of 1896. with possibility OF much
more. II all depends on the tirne$-uot an
the question Of finding room or OF demand
for more roads.
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him for construction and fed him on cod
liver oil. bet did him no good In a
short time the Copeland physicians have
made a new man OF him. He says:
Since I caught severe cold about
aour years ago I have had a rackfrg
cough and my life has been made m,ser-
able / gradually became worse until
last winter. when was laid UP altogether.
Al night ! had attacks OF choking and
smothering, which prevented me from
sleeping. I often cougsed all night long
and raised quantities OF phiegm and blood.
My mouth tasted Ike rotten eggs. / was
badly constipated. l had no appetite and
lost In weight. Doctors said | had con-
sumption and prescribed cod liver oil. OF
which I took q great many bottles with
out relief Friends in Seattle told me OF
the wonderful cures the physicians OF tho
Copeland Medical Institute were perform
Ing and decided TO place myself In their
hands. I did SO. and the result In better
than my utmost expectations. Ny cough
IL entirely gone. / have gained much In
weight. have a good appetite and my
bowels are regular and The bad taste in
my mouth is gone l sleep well al night.
and feel better than I have for years"
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mound On mound. the dark green q re
pzses contrasting well win the bright
emerald Of the turf The tran zscended
from the swsnpy bottoms TO the level.
grAvefy benches ard no obstacles were
met excep; row and then > log. over which
TIE horses seepped nimsly-an exceps Grey
Eagle, who took the small ones gfngeriy
and eslksd Al the big ones.
The other parties were found encarped
or the eerches ard We passed a short dis
lance beyond and took . position under
Q c16 OF many huex. where the pasture
was good. the river handy but comfort
able distance below. and pitch pine for
firing vas plenty: a low gap at the head
Of the NeSpeiim let IN the light OF she
setting sun There We pitched our tent
against . big pine and ate dinner with .
4est OF ten hours fasting We made =
mattress OF ffr boughs and spread out our
bedding to dry. bu. II was rot dry before
the rain began again
l. K. HODGES
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RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION.
4 Steady Decrease Shown In Building
sine 1857

-
>inc 1857.
For eight years the mileage OF annual
railway construction IN the United States
has been steadily decreasing. says the
Railway Age. From nearly 1900 miles OF
track laid in the wonderful year of 1881
the totals have gone down by thousands
and hundreds. until 1895 touched the low
est round for twenty years by adding only
f.sB miles 70 our railway system But
this does not mean thar the demand for
railways is nearly supplied and that con-
struction viii continue to decrease On
the contrary. there is room and viii be
need for additions far greater than the
entire present mileage of the country. We
have now something over Isl, 90 miles OF
road To equal Great Britain in Its ratio
of railway mileage TO square miles OF
territory we should have a total OF 5000
miles. to equal the abundant supply Of
Illinois. we must have -. 900 miles: while
IL Aassaseesetts. with its mile OF railway
TO every four square miles Of territory. Be
the standard. the United States win
eventually boast ~. 900 miles of lines
The falling OF IN actual railway building
In the last few years has been the result
or temporarily unfavorabfe financial con-
ditions and not OF a cessation Of demand.
On the contrary. an immense mileage Of
new roads WIS projected and desired
all through the hard times, as the yearly
records of The Railway Age have borne
witness. At the beginning of last year,
following on the heels OF a disastrous
panic. that paper published a lis, of s7s
railway enterprises under contract. sur
yeyed and incorporated" aggregating 20
500 miles. although there were carefully
excluded therefrom many old enterprises
OF former years which had shown no re-
cent signs OF life and innumerable corpor-
atoms of which no definite Information
mad been secured, aggregating thousands
OF miles more Today the uncomrlsted
and unbegun enterprises aggregate from
se'"e 10 4e"o miles. and every day adds
TO the list Of new projects. From this
mass OF prospective or possible mileage
the Age has selected list Of roads upon
which construction has been commenced
or which seem to give promise of early
commencement Summarized. this list
shows Dos lines, lying In for;y-seyen states
and territories. and contemplating over
1000 miles Of road. as follows:
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WITHOUT CHARGE.

For the purpose of enabling all to OBJ
ain . correct idea Of tho Copeland sys-
TEN Of disea se-trs atment and 10 test it,
ira .scendent advan age over less ad-
vanced methods. ~ should be Ike & In
mind that Dr. CopeianI Offers to all suf-
ferers from Rheumatism, Lung trouble.
stomach trouble Skia d.sease. CatarrE.
or other cura bile chronic naiady. . trial
trea ment without ch srge. Remember
that all " no apply at the once In person
are cordially welcome n = careful ~x-
animation. advice and treatment, upon
their hrst visit, absolutely free Of cx-
pense for G .nsuitation. diagnosis. treat
mens or medicine!
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THE GOLDEN RULE.

Or. Copeland's maxim IL: DO unto the
sick as yen would have she doctors q by
you " you were PROSTATE with some
dreadful chronic msisdy and without
the means To psv big fees. All who suf-
fer rom cstarrs. asthma or bronchitis.
burn Ing rheumatism ar dfsnx urinx skin
diseases. lung er throat affections, liver.
ktdney. bladder. stomach bswei
treable or any other wasting. chronic
aiIment are welcome. every time. TO ali
the bene fsss Of the Copeland Medical In
,situse. the Collins building, corner Sec
end and james streets. vi hous expense
hey ond the nom nai assessment OF U5
per month. sll medicines iseluded.
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A Bright Double Eagle

Is n pleasant object 20 contemplate ra,-
iscsiiariy X one happens 70 be It's nrorr4-
etor. But the hue OF that Justly esteemed
coin IS not provocative OF admiration vhs,
visible In ones complexion. This ,rsft-
cation OF Siliocsnsss. as well as Sifscornfor,
IN the vicinity o. The liver. fur upon ne
tongue. sick headache. sournesx Of The
sgz are speedily rernefsahie with the rev
er-fas!s-< aid Of Hostetter's Stomach Rt,-
te-x. the finest Alternative. carrninatlve ana
corrective In existence As preventive
sri remedy Cor nsziariai complaints 4. /.
also thoroughly reliable. They whoxa
sraentary pursuits tend TO impair the a.
,gve discharge OF active digesTtor zns5 80
sou< secretion never seek It's hep in val,
II : a capital appetizer and promoter az
nerve auie.uee-
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Ff-s,-That the Copeland system "a a
reSske 70 the sin and abuse o! oveFcharr.
ing the sick
secona-Tha, under the Copeland sya
tern no patient 10 subject 10 uncertain NJ
ear-tcioss fee-cha.xing or 70 any Tar
tevv or expense whatever beyond she
s,ssssu,<nt OF = noata.y. incIoainx Al
rsssoiGlgss-
Tzsrs--That ehrcaic cases described 4,
sympt0m hisnks ~ country patients are
..oraesAt success
rcurfa-Thas consultation n free ara
a., xhe have chronic diseases are cors1afv
invited TO come to the css.ce and cons.If,
With the Physicians about them or 10
write fai.y and freely by mail
FTssS--Thas tSe Copeland specsa.isss
malignant catarrh Of the stomach an1
kidneys and al chroric raassdIes wiz
great expedition ana p. a,tle expense.
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ed up gas and had frequent spells Of yorn-
it.ng. l lost very much in weight. and be-
came so weak and broken down that
thought l would have to give up trying
TO do any work al all, had taken a great
country, but the doctors seemed 10 be
unable TO do anything for me. and l was
completely discouraged This was my con-
dition when the Copeland physicians took
in q short time. ! have now better health
than have had for years. The discharge
from my nose and the dropping In my
throat have ceased. The pains IN my
head have stopped. and my throat Is no
longer sore. My stomach gives me no
more trouble. My bowels. which were
badly copstipa,ed, are regular. can
now do work with ease that l thought I
would have 10 give up entirely"
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SORE THROAT FOR YEARS.

Physirians aud Medicines MA Her No
Good rill the soothing Balm Of the
Copeland Treatment Brought Relief
and Restored Her the Health Lost
Through Catarrhal foiso ..
A lady well known In Seattle 10 Mrs.
Laura Downs. residing In Latona. one Of
the city's most beautiful suburbs. From
an emaciated invalid. she was restored to
health and vigor by the mid. soothing and
heaith-giv!ng treatment Of the Copeland
physicians. She says:
II suffered from sore throat for twenty
years. the result OF catarrh In the head.
and for large portion Of that time my
life was made miserable by chat disease.
Discharges from my nose and droppings in
my throat ANNOYED me. while much OF tho
time nv nose was so stopped up that
could not breathe through II. The poison
Gus secretions got into my stomach and
ruined IL. and then went into my entire
system. I could not digest food. and had
frequently TO WON'T IL up. l was distressed
after eating had constant sick head
aches. and could not sleep well and became
thin. weak. nervous and miserable. I was
treated by physicians without benefit. and
took many remedies without relief. and de-
SPARED OF CURE. but when / learned OF
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THE COLVILLE RESERVATION.

hafs or hsnchss - feet % more above
The river, ard THUS has 70 - 5xafst lawn
20 t1e bead o. the sl1sees IN dump ezrss-
However. ever with these inconvssserces
the ground psyx ~esi. aot Il 10 estimated
that ~ least Go.sB was taken out ~ ss-5-
Gus p1.nfs alorx ,he river u the ycar fss6
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WHY NOT YOU,

1feommon nsssi eatsrrh reduces Others
to zach . lsmeatssis conditfon. why
not you?
ifthe Copelaad physicians are caring
50 many others az nj. kinds of elsPosie
dtsesses. Why not your
II others whose lungs have been At
tackled by the catarrhal aaeef Oh are
saved from con m lion. hy aot your
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Doctors Told Him He Had Consum ptIcn
aud Fed dim ON Cod Liver OIL The
Woaderful New Cspeisnd Treatment
Made = New Man of Inn In short
Tim-.
Mr.. James Greyell. for 20 years resi-
dent OF Ch.lliwhack. B. c.. feels that the
new Copeland treatment has worked won
ders In his case. The doctors treated
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COPELAND FEE

The cost Of fail course Of treatment
at the Copeland Medical Institate IL 1t
the rate Of % per month. whether the
requisite period OF treatment be three
months or three weeks. This Zee In
ciudes al medicines and the constant
and watchfal caro- OF al patients 20 .
na.l care. mination free.
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The wonderful things the Copeland physi-
clans were doing determined to try again
to get rid Of my disease. I began treat
ment. ard Improvement was almost In
mediate. Now J am changed being. 1
breathe freely through my nose. the Drop
pings have ceased. and my sore throa, Is
cured My appetite Is good. my stomach
distresses me no more. and sleep well al
night l am 70 longer weak Ind nervons
but feel stronger and better than have
for years."
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COMPOSITION =, rcnrarei rainson- b-~.
vfer or long primer faces On the follow
ing size bofIes- Norparesl or r,.a!on- ro&
exceeding - ems pea brewer, not ex.
seeding is ems Ysca: Icas primer. rot sx.
ceealag - ems plea special terms an
large orders A11ress Poet-Infegi.xeacer
seattle
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A reward OF SO win be paid for insor-
nation leading 10 the arrest and convtc-
ton Of any ore stealing copies OF The
foss-iatslisenesr delivered to subscribers
throughout the city.
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a Rssgh Trip Into the New e.
dorado q Stevens County.
coluMsN avra 'LAcsas.
Gssphie Dssesiptiss Of the Journey
Aleng Tie Sans Poll Trail

. nose1aa - shs Country
Onso Lassis KsDwn. bus wow Bsing
yIiisd Up wssh Prospecsors-sonss
q ~ 0snnAsse scsesry in tbs state
-1Goussaiss, Canyens and Bsuwiing
oeranms -nOuadh nssAs, Ead weather
81 De0s AiGhaDs.
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Mss Annie Claussen. living at 1919 SIX
tenth avenue. Seattle. has been n resident
OF the city for eight years. ard they have
all been years Of misery from general
catarrhal condition OF the entire system.
through The skill of the Copeland ply
s.csans. She says:
Ever since l came TO this country I
have suffered terribly Of eatarrs. of the
head. throat. stomach az! bowels. / had
a duh. heavy pain over the eyes that
never left me for a moment. NV nose dis
charged profusely, and the droppings In
to my throat kept II constantly sore from
hawking ard splitting. Pcisons got into
my stomach and affected Il SO that could
scarcely retain my feed. Ny stomach was
sour and bloated after eating and beich-
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HOME TREATMENT.

No Ono Deprived Of the B~n~ass Of the
Copeisn Trestm ~nt Because Of LIZ
Ing ~ . Distance FRO ~ the once.
The same WONDERFUL ara uniform s,.r.
cess Attending the treatment Of the Cone
land physicians In their Office n found In
their home treatment Of patients isy mail.
BY the use Of comprehensive symptom
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All. BROKEN DOWN.

Eyes. Nose. Throat. stomach and Rev.
els Affected by the PoisoAs OF C.sarra
and Hope Abandoned; bat the Cope
land Physicians ureA Her OF All Her
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that they did not charge me q big ~
for what they did, but took only the ss1a4
Zee OF IS a month. and supplied ire q
the medicines used"
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Af.er Two Or three rziies o. suca travel
irE IRE RAJ shYoasA she valley was
fsu-t 70 hsve e@cn hiaskri ~ A ssssr@
Haich some n ran hss csgt across 4 .
rrcVeaf thc watsss fsnra trcspasstnx en-
his vSa-e, ant sse parts was sc-cs.s 20
f2licS = trsA ever a sircn ussGntNln sa,f-
Witch slgHvi Sheer acSn 90 TIE river
THIS eaperiencc vas rcgsaics several
trsss bet thr-V s. ecod. rJearfy-sran.~t
horse trail. Witch cssil5 p1;h saxsf tNn.sr
~ aassiF grto a sasaa rad. WhIe -
were crassiEF ere x tses% sr1r- nv
"a lie. wsieh Asd 10, he~a eircse-i tsrh-
ereogh. s..aG~f 90 81 the dosnhtn 80.
aaa ! ~tth IT, NJ SSrse started AZ h-sAk-
nesk sFse$i A,cnx the sFaS. ana causes
s-s'4t atst1reanSe Whea he raaneed a
sz.Ssg he SSheFs wh.eA we're sA<al
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-21
BALLARp's SNOW LIN1MENT,

This wonderful liniment is
known from the Atlantic to the
Pacific, and from the lakes to the
gulf. 1t is the most penetrating
liniment in the world. 1t will cure
rheumatism, neuralgia, cuts, old
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burns, sciatica, sore throat, sore
chest and all Inflammation, after
all others have failed. 1t will cure
barbed wire cuts, and heal all
wounds where proud flesh has set
IN. 1t is equally efficient for ami
mails. Try it and you will not be
without it. Price so cents.
Sold by Kalteyer & Schuchard,
A. Dreiss, F. Kalteyer & Son, and
James Clavin druggists, San An.
tonic, Texas
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-21
BUY YOUR PIANOS AT HOME.

Why buy pianos from strangers
and commission agents whom you
do not know, and whose guarantee
is not worth the paper upon which
1t lis written? Why give notes
when you purchase piano, bear
ing "interest" and a lien besides?
When you buy from strangers or
commission houses, the notes you
give are sent to the dealers and
wheu not discounted to banks or
money lenders by them, are trans
ferred to the manufacturers, who
use them for collateral. Hence
you do not know who holds these
notes and can get no extension
when they fall due.
We do not ask for notes bearing
interest. We are to be found at
home when you want an extension
besides we are here and keep your
piano in tune free of charge,
whilst you are paying for it.
Furthermore we will sell you q
better piano for less money and
upon easier terms, than you car
get from strangers, "who are here
today and away tomorrow"
1t will pay everybody contem
plating the purchase Of piano tt
call on us and get terms and price:
before placing their order. We
carry the largest stock and variet!
OF pianos In the south.
We have a few bargains in sec
ond hand uprtghts that we will
sell the coming week very low ant
on easy payments.
4-l2-tf THos. GoGGAN & BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-21
A SOUND LIVER MAKES A WE'LL
MAN.

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troubled with Jaundice, Sick Head
ache, Bad Taste in Mouth, Foul
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Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain in
Back and between the Shoulders,
Chills and Fever, etc 4? II you have
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is out Of order, and your blood is
slowly being poisoned, because
your Liver does not act properly.
HERBINE will cure any disorder OF
the Liver, Stomach or Bowels. II
has no equal as a Liver Medicine,
Price rs cents.
Free trial bottles at Kalteyer &
Schuchard, A. Dreiss, Kalteyer &
Son and James Clavin.