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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

South Avon Shingle Company. He IL en-
thns.dsi.c as 10 the merits of the Copeland
system of home treatment. He says:
Seven years ago / had an attack OF la
Grippe, End h-.- Suffered from i;s effects
ever since. until cured BY the Copeland
physicians. ~ their wonee rfuliy success
tut system Of home treatment M heath
had frequent spells OF dizziness with
specks f'oa Ing before nay eyes. There was
= constant. duh pain IN nay back. Ny
Stomacn distressed me. a4sl w1s 50 weak
that often n mere glass OF water would
cause vomiting. A. times ] vas badly
coAstipated. and al other tines had diaT-
rh0ea. ! could not sleep well AT night.
AMI my nervous system became so ex-
naaSted fat | became weak ard frefful
and unat for work I was completely
miserable. ! consulted several physicians
here and IN the East. and spent many
HUNDREDS OF dollars for medical trea fHeut
IN van, and hal come 10 The conclusion
that there WAS no cure fer me. With but
little hope OF being benefited I wrote 10
the Copeland physlc-ans about their home
treatment. and after they had diagnosed
and given ne encouragement that | coasd
sa cured. ! h4gza treatment bg mail. The
result was astonishing | made great in.-
prCyernert TIE first week ard continued
gaining Until l was completely restored
20 health and strength 4 am no longer
dizzy nor have spots before my eyes. My
appetite Is good, ny stomach - strong
not acne / sleep wei al n.gtt. and in
every WAY I feel stronger and n better
health than for many years. AL this
has cost me bur a small per cent. of what
pad oat for doctors and medicines before
without relief.
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SOLDIER BALL TEAM.
Record and Personnel Of Fa-
nous Fort Schuyler Nine.
INDIAN FIGHTERS At THE BAT.
he Boys IN Bire Have Never Yet
Been Defeated by Team
IN Their Class.

wsx-ehssssx, ~ r. Jsiy E-R1gat
wh@-s TIE glaciers OF the Sc age sc-sps1
and hszyee up one Of fhssr sAg lateral rao-
rzsnss. ara where 20 this 1ay VIA. - left
q Il. q tongue os Lard sutttng o9x 20 '1at-es
a similar tongue from tie Long lsaane
shers. slozs the mighty f0-cs Of Ire piss
which fsf. suez burrows. grin cd Fort
Schuyler stands On guard - the eastern
gate OF the nesropciixs
Fort Schuyler. naturally 10 full d SOL
d.erx. some veterans who have tried ngaS-
s7< and othgrS stssppszg you1g fsssSNs
wao would ss soon tTy 4 as eat 1ny cay
Their b1ssness IS 70 - ready % aznE and
80 they fuss ar0aH1 az day ant much %
re nixAf With sri.is and ssnfry-gs and
other drtlex When they're not busy IN
Saeh so.dierIy wzxs. they pay 5a-s. not
pretend % Play Il. bar really pay X,
"a certain other soldiers from other forts
have found cat 10 their sorrow
TIE Ferr schuyler nsEe IS famous s1ncng
military men hetzeen Passport ard the
fso.aen Gate. Every mza OF i WITH sse
exception - a x0sd.er. ard ire team has
never been beaten by any solder nsne
from the nearby forts.
Mos. cf the members came from down
east. where baseball has sau-e.y super
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cause OF his good nature. He made his
first record as a ball tosser while men,
Der OF the Kingston IN. " club Of the Old
Eastern league. He led all other players
at that time both in the field and at the
hat He is q years old and Is born New
Yorker. Parker's latest move has been 10
issue a sweeping challenge open 10 all
army or non-arnly clubs. barring profess
sional 10 play a series for the champion
ship and trophy.
Manager Id J. Mesgher has been a SOL
der for many years. ard a good one, too.
While stationed in Western posts he took
part IN some OF the nercest coke and coal
mining strikes Ia the Occur i'Aiene region
and always acquitted himself nobiy.
Meagher is an o.d-time bali player and
knows a thing or two about handling
players. He was born In Worcester, Mass
where they know a thing or two about
baseball. but has been in the army so long
that he IS veteran among the boys and
knows just where TO look for good mate
rial.
IL may be whispered that several other
government posts near New York possess
fine baseball mines. and that they are
growing better ali the time under the spur
OF competition. ard the natural desire Of
wrestling from the Fort Schuyler boys
their boasted supremacy. But IL Is going
20 be hard matter for the rivals of the
westchester braves 10 Dust tnen from the
military championship. as 20 many OF
them had the best kind OF professional and
setni-professlonal training before they ever
became soldiers at all.
For that matter. it's no new thing for
baseball men 70 become soldiers. Its a
matter or grave historical record that
when tire civil war broke out a big pro-
portion OF the baseball clubs 81 the North
became the rallying point FOR recruits and
suddenly s~elled into military companies
bound for the front.
OWEN IANGD0N.
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seeded the study OF Plato and Emerson.
and have pitched and batted from their
earliest years Some OF them have seen
service as Indian fighters in the West and
some are quite recent additions 10 Uncle
Sans army. but The veterans who brought
their scaiplocks safe home from the Indian
country and The untried recruits" yet
get together in great shape on the dia-
naona. AZ last accounts they had played
fourteen games OF which twelve resulted
in victories. The other t1o-wesI, they
we're played with civilians who don't have
10 do sensry-go. ard play ball az the time
II they feel like It. Some OF the twelve
victories we're over amateur teams. too
one Of the games OF which the team Is
proudest. although a defeat. Is that play
ed with the Fordham college crack nine.
whieh the coiaegians won by score OF
only to Z.
The Fort Schuyler team is uniformed
and has an umpire. John Welsh. ten
year veteran who's brave enough for even
an umpire's trying duties. II has a mas
cot. too, in the person OF Ordnance Ser
geant's I.affcr's son. youngster whose
soulful roofing has won many a hard
fought field The Fort Schuyler boys have
been beaten. but only on those occasions
which, owing 10 circumstances over which
he had no control. Master Tracy Latter
failed TO grace with his presence.
The captain ana cas1tlfF OF the team ls
J. MeMahon. who Is or course called
Mac" Mae Joined the army four years
ago and took memorable trip 10 Chi
cago when President Cleveland and Gov
AItgela had their historic differences OF
opinion regarding the proper course Of
treatment OF the Pullman strike. He IS
4 young man yet. and hats from Mer.den
Conn. where he learned % play bail with
the famous Rsso.utes OF the Plated city
lie IS perfect behind the bat. ssre
thrower and heavy siieker, ard he is
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so I tried various remedies for temporary
relief Finally / consulted an eminent
specialist with most unfortunate results.
He tortured me with burning and cauter-
fgIng. and al one time tore out the MEM
brane Of the nasal cavity with pircheTs.
All had 10 show for the $50 or more 1
paid hlfTa was the agony l had endured.
Ny eafarrh was as bad as ever. The many
statements OF persons curei b. the Copeland
physicians led ME 10 try their treatment.
The mild and soothing treatment az once
gave me relief and 1 became very much
better. and when the seat OF difficulty
was discovered In the cavity from which
an liberated tooth had been removed
long ago. and this was treated. cure
followed speedily. I feel now that my
troubles are about at an END. and am
very much pleased. for the treatment mas
not caused me a moments pain nor III
convenience and but very little money.
The contrast between paying nair
thousand dollars for being tortured and
being cured by the mia and soothing
Copeland treatment for almost nothing
a almost as strong as that between the
abo1es OF the blessed and the damned.
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regular with the rzays-s e<czuss q aIs
md ard ea-zhss temper
TIE -sf-her. william Next maze his
wz-x rf1r TIE o-z0.es Of Bai.4-c-e six
ysx~s aga. before a patriotic sa2uIss In
pessess hin 20 serve w.Sh the colers ws al
Isv@ better thz1 ssea ths ieagae psznans-
NszI1 san service n the <aast dsroe
czrczsxa 81 TIE Sioux c71rs-y, ans csz
th-or ban as straight 2r1 swtft as =
sSsrux arrox Trough ~ usually prefers
% fhr0w then crooked and swift he >
y yszrs oil
Joe Kirk. who stamps arc111 1-st base.
s. Boston lad. g years ol.. Bur only .
yeavssnx in TIE army
Thomas Thomas. the secori basera1.
Nas been ter months n the zszs ard f1e
serxs-e. bit be has played bah ever ss1es
Re was knee hfsh 20 a gan he vas born
Z scrzrton. Pa. = years ago. and psaye1
Fl professional ts4-1s. saeandirg tae Flya-s
az STANTON and fne Resosusss 81 Nsridsn.
A third sx-Mersdsn SOT Is william
Welsh. short s.op ws1od do credit TO a
Professional nEns. He has served ONLY AZ
Fort Schuyler: before his enlistment Ne
played with ire Essol1ses
aerf5ar boy No IS William Bower.
Bower has a good eye. He can not only
Eucst fhs twssssdes. curved BAL VITA 4
dyzausi- swat CT the hickory. ou, he IS
che Of the crack riSennen Of The post
Joan w I.ynca. center fseldeE, halls
frcrn . fighting family In Providence. r
I. gEs grsas-granafzthsr was in tAe Revo-
Utica. .ls father n the civil war. and he
himself. tfo1gh Only =. has been several
years soldier
James pury. late Of Pawtuekes. r l..
ia stationed in rsght fed. DuTy maize
= CIVILIAN baseball record with the Ban
ner Boys. The crack team Of New Engianf-
TIE only civilian on the team Is Z z
Parker, who plays third base He = also
secretary OF the club and Is tie only one
on the nine who IS paid for his services
Parker is every inch q ball PLAYER. His
associates have dubbed bin Easy be-
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ALL HOPE WAS GONE.
He Had Lost alsH arinv and His eaith.
But tn We're Rcstorcd to Him by
the Wonderful Skill Of the Copeland
II

One OF the most prominent business
men OF Seattle Is Mr. Matthew Rigs.
proprietor Of the Washington Wire
Works. corner OF Occidental avenue and
Washington street. lie has been n resi-
dent OF Seattle for seven years. and they
were years OF misery Until the Copeland
physicians cured him OF the disease FOR
which. be had IN valn sought relief else
where. He says.
For twelve gsars | have suffered with
catarrh OF the head and throat. with al
the distressing symptoms or that foul dis
eaSs. ! had q 1lsa zreeab.e discharge from
The nose. and the foul aroppiHgs m my
throat KEEP. me hawking and splitting con-
stantly. My nostriss ~ last became en-
tireiy closed. ard for several years 7 rad
10 breathe through my mouth. ~ night
the ACCOMMODATIONS in nv throat became
SO bad that I hal 10 sit up in bed TO pre-
vent chokicg e death ! had 4 bad cough.
and nay throat was constantly sore. Ny
hearing became 80 badly affected that
almost lost II entirely. There were noises
in nv ears Ike the ringing OK bells and
the Kissing OF steam. Severe headaches
also rendered ms often unfit for work.
I treated with various doctors ard took
oceans OF medicine. but received no per
rnanent relief. / gave Up hope OF being
cured. or even OF living any length Of
time. / tried to dispose CT my business,
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THE GOLDEN RULE.

DIR. Copclnnd's maxim ts; Do unto
the sick as you would have the doe
tors do by yen III you were pros
trate with some dreadful chronic
maIady and without the means to
pay big fees All who suffer from ca
tarPh, fhmn or bronchitis, burning
rheumatism or disfiEurinE skin dis
cases. lung or throat affections,
liver. kidney. bladder. stomach or
bowel trouble or any other wasting.
chronic afimcnt are welcome. every
time. to all the benefits of the Cope
land Medical Institute. the Collins
building, corner second aud James
streefS. without expense beyond the
nominal assessment of S5 per month,
all medicines included.
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WITHOUT CHARGE.

For the purpose OF enabling all IN
obtain correct idea OF the Cone
land sysfcm of disease trratme.,
asd to- test its transeensfent aaxuut-
ages over less advanced methods.
Ia should he Kept fn snSnG thar m
Copeland Offers to sii Sufferer. f~a-,
Rh~umatisuss Lang TroahI~. ~toraea
Trouble. skin Disease. gafarrh co.
other earabie chronic untaa~
trial treatment without charge. NJ
member that all who apply 4. ,hs-
Once In person arc cordially wei
como TO "A careful eaamfuaffcn -
vice ard treatment ma, &c.
visit absolutely free of ex,-asa -
censnisn .ion. diagnosis, sreatmen.
or medfeineg
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An UNCR0WNED KING.
Such Is He Who Holds His Grasp the Magic scee of Seize
TO Dr. Copeland Who Rn
in the of Medical Skill

There are rro-srchs who SIT uroc
thrones. hs1gei in and supported by the
hayonsss % enforced military ssrysta1e.
ard there are others who reign Only IN
tse hearts CT a grateful and a6rnsrias INs,-
pie There are royal pose1ta.es. Imperial
dtctzto-s. whose every minute on eaT1a
brings sorrow and oppression 10 thou
sands. and there ara others. railing by the
might OF their genius alone IN the realm
or sc.eace. whose every thought Is hsa-
e14ctio1 ard whose every act brings Joy
ard beauty and heath ard happy
thoughts into the lives or the masses OF
their seiiow-1ser. II is needless to Ssecsfy
the former. The world knows them. as
THE world has known. Nor y there need
more than 20 mention the names Of such
kings as Or. Copeland. whose suhjGgasioa
OF the mysteries of medical science has
enlhrore8 him monarch IA the rea.rn Of
MEDICAL lore. and whose devotion OF his
conquered Kingdom 20 the relief OF the
masses from suffering ana death ard from
chronic diseases has won him gratitude
End homage from the thousands restored
20 health BY the alnaoSt free exercise OF
his marvellous skill. II Is a common say
ing that genius Is erratic. and this may
be true. DR.. Copeland judged hv the
worlds standard. may have been erraffc
when he determined 10 pass by the rich.
with Their big fees. and eeSscw upon the
masses the results OF his years OF toll ard
study. and 20 give them for almost moth
ing The benefit OF the highest skill in med
tcal science for which the rich would
willingly pay enormous sums. II this be
erratic, IL It be ouixoStc, il = something
Of which the word has ali TOO htgle. What
the people think Of 4 = shown by he ac-
claims OF the thousands whom he has
cured OF chronic diseases Of all kinds
To have relieved so much misery IS
enough 10 make ones heart swell in very
ecstasy OF enjoyment. and 10 CON-
psnsafe him fully for the loss
OF the big fees saah WONDERFUL
skill might command. The reward Is
enough and the plan Of the Copeland
changeahIe. All chronic sufferers 40 mat
Ter what their station in zzEe. will he given
the equal. beneflt os tbs great medical
skill for the u7varylBg and merely norni-
nal fee OF s q month, al medicines In
ctz5si-
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80 that ] might Try a change OF climate
faaang II tbs. went to The Copeland
Institute as a last resort ana the reesslt
saE nesn Simply wonderful I an rflr9l
and vii not have 10 sacrifice my rr1sl-
ness ] now breathe freely through NV
a<Ae ana there are no more discharges
or aropPings ~ my throat. Ny headaches
have disappeared. The kesnnezs OF my
nearing ocw ~ remarkable I can hear "a :
watch TEX While hanging in my coat
across the room. I am better than Rave
Heea for many years. and am overt0ye4
- NY recovery. and highly pleaaea xgfh
ne Nay have been treated BY the Cope
lsEsa physicians"
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TO my duties as teacher. To say that
am oveTJoyed At the result IS 70 be very
mid indeed"
Mr. JAMES GREYELTs. for % years
resident OF Challlwnack. u. C.. feels tha;
the new Copeland treatment has WORKED
wonders IN MS case. The doctors treated
him for consumption and fed him en COD
liver oil. but did him no good IN
short time the Copeland physicians aasa
made a new mar Of him. lie sa5f .
Since caught = severe cold anau k
souF years ago | have had rscsiss
cough ard my life has been made risef.
able. gradually became worse ua''i
last wsateF. when I was laid up alfn<sthaf:
AT night ! had attacks or cheking ann
fmothering, which prevented me Ton
sleeping ! often coughed all rignt lon.
and raised quantities Of phisgm and blood:
My mouth tasted Ike rotten eggs. ! Va
badly coDStipated. ] had DO appetite ara
lost IL weight. Doctors said had eonss
which ! took great many BEETLES wlhss
out relief Friends told ne ~
the wonderful cures the physicians q -
Copeland Medical Institute were pefs9fm-
lng. and I decided 70 place myself 10 TIER
hands l did so. ard the result - better
than my utmost expectations MY eyat
is entirely gone. ] have gained mIen =
weight. I have a good appetite ana ~
bowels are regular ard the bad taste -
ms mouth is gone. j sleep well a. rixa~
and feel better than I have for years
MIR WILLIAM PEIFFEsR. an 81
Eineer. hxing. AZ MaI;by. snohcn -
county. Washington. ard for 10
past three years a resident of BIZ
ant WASH feels that the Copeland payn.
clans nave worked almost a miracle IN ~
case. He had got into desperate siraM
could rot sleep at niGht without pefn4
Tropped up to q sitting positions ha1 -
thirty pounds IN weight. ard reached ~
verge OF Gespair OK ever getting reile',
when be was induced 70 try the C0psiaae
treatment.
Mr.. JOHN s. LIE BALLiSTER. Of ~.
Skagit county. Wash.. and well-k noss
throughout that portion Of The state. 80 ~
cured OF severe case OF catarrh o. ~
kidneys ard bladder totally .aeapacltaflae
hl1n from labor. lie TOOK rome ireaffnenx
ara now he writes: II have gcna 70 wo{k
IN a logging camp. driving seyen-yo1s
team CT oxen so you see am
pretty good man again. l an
good as new. The soreness -
an left ny kidneys. and the pa
ard lameress In NV limbs havs c;s4r
peared. thanks 70 the Copeland AedicM -
ssftufe / have sent quite good rnaay y
you 10 be cured. and shall continue 70 "
So.
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HOME TREATMENT.
No One Deprived ef the Eea-ats afsA>
Copeland Treatment Because ~ Ii.

No One Deprived of the Eea-ats as,N-
Copeland Treatment Because ~ H.
Ing at - Distance From the ONE
The same woaderfui ard unt.o-- -.
cess attending the treatment 81 th4 49,
Lad physicians il their cfrice IL s1srns q
their home treatment Of patients ~ -~.s y
by the use or a commandments syr,rss-
blank they are enabled 90 cnrraetfv -
nose CAGES and prescribe Tor them. ars -
their excellent system % reports thsy 49,
9 close watch uoon the-1- Patients l5vs,s
In the country may "a taIs Way srssv ~
Benefits OF their Skill as vel as sAcse 4
the city.
Mr.. WILLIAM CsTERTz cana an -.
way from Douglas Island. Alaska. "a p,.ss
himself under fhe care uf TIE s-sf.sl-.S
physicians. with the result IA, = =
going back again % resume RS uers. !
cured and healthy mar lie SAYS.
.ACasaFrh almost rnaae = rreek ~ -.
IL sSEt ne 10 the hospital and scxtrn~ss
my ability 10 work. For several 49, -
I was forced 10 breathe iArogrA :.
mouth. because % nv nose reirx $500
%. while tie arorpsngs iata nv 49,.
kept me continually nawAinx ard xss.s
ting NV thra2. was sore nearly M ~
tirne. and 7 had a steady eo1xh' -
poison get into my stomach and ansi,v
poisoned my whole system Nv sr.s
lite failed and ray stomach gave e.
great distress after eat.rg. I ssssa I'D 80
heIehed gas Ny bowels became chrnrsrss
IL conssipafed. At last pains tAroaaA -
back ard chest and kidneys and biaas*.
gave me great distress. In fact I beea -
almost total wreck and unable 10 woss
went 10 hospital. but whea | Lar i,
I Was soon worse on than before. I
had 10 abandon every thing ard 20 "a 81
Copeland physicians OF whom had hAsrS
SO much. I aTn row we'll and am regrs
back 10 Alaska again 20 resume xsrE
feeling better able 20 do Il thar -
years. AL the troubles I have spskss
of have disappeared and 1 ana perfectly
cured
MR.. II. T. M'ELREATH. a school teach.
er. ard for fifteen years a resident az Ska.
g.t CITY, Wash. says.
..3haszs seventeen years ago received
4 brslsse On my heel. Which, through nex.
iecf led - blood poisoning. frnn Tia y.
fec:s OF whicB 7 hare suffered beyora ~
power az words 10 describe and by whsrh
/ at faSs became sncaD2cltetea for taaeA
ing Nv trouble became SO bad, thai
had to have the whole sront hone rensos.
81 from ms right lea. With consequent 4.
forTnisy and shortness 81 the LIMB. I SIN
grew worse after this severe operation.
and Assesses developed on nay left isr
threatening the same necessity Yov Al
Feeble and ernacsated and was unsAIs
70 parsIa my profession. At last I wen.
on crutcnes 10 the Copeland physicsans y.
Ing persuaded 10 try them by my mother
who was A patient ar their office. hzd
no hope Of relief. but they at once set ID
work 10 cure the cause Df my difficulty
with the result that I began AZ encs d
irsnrove, and now enjoy better health
than have FOR fnarv wears. ! now hzye
no difficulty in walking without either
crutch or cane. and can once more ATTEND
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Nr. Y. G. WHEY. for the past four years
a resident o. Porter. f'heh8iis county
Wash. vas In a desperate condition when
he na1 the gpEsi fortuna 10 come under
the care of the Copeland phy slcians He
says
.'For twsnty years ! have had caaarrh
Of the nose and throat. with a profalSe
discharge from ta@ nose and constant
drOppings il TIE throat that kept me
lsaW ksrg and SgltGnE az the time NJ
nozsriis we're always st0gpe8 up on one
side or the other. Three years ago this
developed INTO a severe case OF asthma
which rendered life A bura1n to me- The
least exertfan caused attacks OF xFngst ner-
Ing and made ms gasp for breafh / had
20 give ~ work entirely ! could not
x.eap and passed whole nights sitting - a
chair inhsling rBedscius. snake . s.sg..tff,
temporary resast. A frss4t who RAJ fses n
cured ~ the Copeland physicians s.4sgesss
me 10 try their trs1tHnen- ard I ia 40
I began 10 improve .g-raesssatesv. Ssk4 am
row entirely free frcru al n Dis ress4nS-
symptoms. MOI Only as ne saSa-Fh n
nv head ard fhro1f tsaa cure j. tssst gav
asthma a. wei. and Zee better nan I
have fer years
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COPELAND FEE.

The cost of full coure of treat
ment at the Copeland Medical In
stffute il at the rate of 80 per month.
whether the requisite period of
treatment be three months or three
weeks This fee includes all medi-
zines and the constant and watch
full care OF all patients to n final
cure. Examination free.
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A prominent citizen os SrohomsS1-
wash il Nr. w H Ward. whose cure
ny fhs Copeland physicians after NJ na1
Spart much time ana money else " here
IL vain. i attracting \ great deal or at
teasson Mr. Ward IS SO pleased vita
Tire results ia his case that &c expresses a
yxf,ltngns<s 10 tell about il 10 All VINO
sssre = tax with nina concerning IT, ard
rrsakes the following statement tor the
e@rsfls 81 those who cannot Lax MITE hts1
personally:
Some six years ago discovered that
! had nasal catarrh. At thst time De-
lEeves that catarTh could not De cured.
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TIE y srEhsra Faslsc esYe raa8s s rate
% Stfs Seaxs3e - Cheha Ra1 Tvsars.
account Ct harSs raaes % ~ Assd a. CO.
Hats Iagy t1A - Jay tsfs. s-claSye.
rsgkels sec4 Ga Eesagn Ga ss estage me
lssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19
EFFECTS OF La GRIPPE.

He Suffered From IL for Seven Years.
Until Cured at Home by the Wonde i.
fIl Cope AID Home Treatment.
weIl-knoxn man at Avon. Wash. IS
Mr. Burton Aerr.'t. employed By the