The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-26


land. Or. an institution noted for the
high standing of its faculty.
To be a prominent. successful and popu-
lar educator means many weary days ana
nights OF work. that call for physical and
mental sigor and a nerve force that is too
often exhausted In the effort. The PROBES
son OF teaching holds a high rank in
America. because the American people be-
lieve so thoroughly in popular education.
and in its ranks are 10 be found the abiest
and most energetic and the most conscien-
tious and faithful men and women OF the
land. Theirs IS an exacung avocatson.
Their stock OF vitality must meet long
draughis upon Il during the school term.
and IL not replenished fully In vacation
time. conserved by careful living and suit
able exercise during the school months.
viii certainly become exhausted in Few
years. possibly beyond restoration Al
day in the school room aud half the night
at desk At honf. with k;tls exercise or
that has only 10 be maintained long
enough to break down the most rugged
and vigorous constitution. and yet this Is
what zeal and devotion 10 their profession
has led many an educator 10 follow. 1t
reduced even so successful and popular IN
educator as Professor ID. p. Haynes. IN
structor in physics at the Portland high
prostration. bordering upon absolute ner--
vous collapse. and produced physical
weakness. Indicated by loss of % pounds
OF weight in few months and hours
spent daily upon a sofa. that had formerly
been devoted to work at his desk.
Professor Haynes was ~ work at his
desk when called upon by a representa-
tive OF the Observation-Disclosures, at his resi-
dsnce. 51 Columbia street, Portland. and
when told that hts visitor had called on
him the evening before. but had learned
that he was Qua riding on wheel. he
smiled and said that he found riding
wheel TO be very pleasant and beneficial
exercise. and that ne was glad 70 be
strong and we'll enough TO ride II. as for
months he had spent nearly all his hours
out OF the class room in lying down and
in an effort 70 gather strength 70 go
through with the routine of his work.
How was IL. professor. that you were
enabled to chance the sofa for a wheel7''
THE credit OF that achievement. and 10
one appreciates as we'll as ! do how great
an accomplishment II was. give cheerful
IL and heartily TO the Copeland physicians.
They did what others had failed 20 DO.
and give them the utmost credit for
aYou We're IN bad condition when you
went 70 them
81 was. indeed. Fer several months
suffered al times excruciatlrg pain IN my
stomach. and had les, nearly 80 pounds OF
flesh. | was completely exhausted physi-
cally and. in nerve force. owing 20 the loss
OF sleep and continued distress. | contin-
ued 70 perform my duties at the class
room but when l came home at night
was compelled 10 lie down and pass the
weary hours until school time the next
day IN pain and restIessness. / slept bat
little and refreshing sumber is some
thing I have not known for months until
recently. II had been my custom 70 Work
AZ home nights. often TIL late hour. but
my condition no longer permitted H. ana
/ was obliged 20 hire assistance for Fhat
part OF my work. Nov ! not only can
both health and pleasure from my wheel "
What effort did YOU make for relief"
II consulted the bes, physicians In the
city who diagnosed nv trouble as catarrh-
al enlargement % the stomach. and ! fol-
lowed their directions and took their msii-
claes with scrupulous care for many
weeks. hfis ! gained no permanent relief.
and continued 10 lose strength and flesh.
and began 20 fear that cure was impossi-
BILE
'.FFout did you happen 10 20 80 the Cope
land physicians. professor"
THAI came about through my neigh
bors You see became weak and APP
psarea so feeble that ] aroused the SYM
showed me great kindness. A lady who
had several friends whom the Copeland
10 consult them. decided 20 do 50 and
called a. tteir. ofslee. They gave me
careful examination and so salts
thoroughly. that decided 70 be-
gsu treatment The result you
can see for yourself. I have no trouble
gained strength ard vigor. and have al
flesh
Were rou hsnefstel innuedIatslyT''
raf-t ~ I VAS IN such = condition fdaf
Quick recovery could n8s have been looked
Tor hy any reasonable being. Ny recog-
cry i. three months Is enough OF a mira
Gle without looking for the impossible"
Then xcf Do not con&i8er the CoDe3And
yssveleszfz azscks. merely because they
ias tne reouie know % their many cures
and Of the fact &1at faeY caaFge bun =
q month fee
Most certainly do not. or I would NOT n
this Way give them n7w Endorsement. ! DO
no. lnderEe auackS IN ne medical profer-
sion or any other. I give them the cred
F for possessing MEDICAL SIX 81 that enables
fnern - succeed where of1er physicians
81 established reputation had failed. As
70 their advertising. I can see no harm
IN letting pscpie kaow where they can be
cured an6 waere a cure NAV DC had az
A quarter o. the fees charged by ordinary
physicians fer a failure. for that VAS
zszosR sne rnznE al comparison IN my
case ! f1l1k FhezF system % charging a
exes Zee 0. on1v s. a month enc thai 80
Rhsea many persons OF moderate means 20
D. csaress of csrorzc disease requiring sew
sFas na8nsas % srsakm meat. the cost az
whfea 11ss1 - -z7Tr IAN they coHft az
fa-8 al ehs ordinary or5e@z charged ~ dass-
tors Add 50 this few fee TIRE fact that
fsatr SKIS - fre treatment q chronic
disease exceeds IA u the physicians
whs charge ne Asxh fees. and you mar
FezH 81 SEE WY I cHeerfuIlT ard gladly
segt ~azg has sp@&n GORE 1ar me ard re-
commend tAs copeland Institute 20 al
~ho bare anv chrome difficulty waatsv-
sr Ny sssTkesssfy rad isz origin years ago
wf@s ] xsns 20 college and charged from