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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-06
SCIENCE TRIUMPHANT.
What the Doctors Have Sought in Vain /
Ages at Last Discovered.
The Cure Of tarrh and Chronic Diseases Reduced From
Natter of Years to that of Few Weeks BY Il
Wonderful New Copeland Treatment-All SufIereu
Treated for Only s Month, Medicines Included.

There - no longer any doubt about II.
Il = . fact Indeed there has been no
doubt for months. but scientific men are
cry. After they know it and believe il
Themselves, they proceed to prove II by
long experiment. and then prove II again,
an. a. . even again: before they kive u out as
done with the wonderful new treatment
ror catarrh and other chronic diseases
evolved By DR.. Copeland after years Of
and proved and proved again. until thou
1ands II has cured may now be marshalled
- living witnesses OF it, power. For ages
sArenic diseases that did not require years
OF patient effort. but was baff1ed At every
turn, and becauee doctors could not euro
patient would consent to undergo treat
menf, they steadily declared them to be
tucurabie. though they knew better. To
the task OF accomplishing this great dis
Of his well-trzined mind for years. follow
Ing The line which medical science has
come to acknowledge to be the only true
combined local and constitutional treat
ment.. After yeArs Of study and experi-
menf he succeeded in evolving a treatment
chronic diseases from wears to. a few
weeks. and which reaches the OLDEST and
most firmly rooted cases. His dfscovsrv
has bean hailed With DELIGHT by pfo g sSs
daily press have been filled with accounts
Of its wonderful accomplishments. Thou
sands have been cured. and day after day.
week after week and month after month
rave become such indisputable witnesses
OF its verify that science no longer hest.
tates to proclaim Il IS an undeniabie face
and stamp II as the greatest achievement
OF medical science yet made. even in this
age of wonderful discovery. This is the
treatment with which the Copeland ply.
sicians are effectiug so many wonderfui
cures, and which they place within the
reach OF all by charging the merely NOM
inal fee OF 8 = month. all medicines IN
rly1doA -
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Cosmorolis Er.>rnrss.

While the Enterprise does rot as-s-~
70 dictate 60 the Republicans Of Csenals.
county. u Is working for Republican, suc-
cess ard takes The liberty Of suggesting
20 those who may be elected az delegates
ey TIE 1inercr< pre<zncts. the sth fn<,as,.
MS statement. which we believe viii NEE.
The views Of . large majority % the mem
ssers q the Convention. and We hope that
IA substance. It may be adopted thus
Placing tAis county in Lire with the &C.
1lon morally certain TO be taken A. 81
Louis. evea though al unexpec-sd sc-
esd<-s< ses1ii hspper ard advocates OF
FIVE silver sHcuis cspsare the state con-
yeutto1.
The Republicans % CAenziss COUNTY b.
lssse IN equitable azz9 adequate tsrsS rro-
seraon tor all nrA-ches cf industry II I'll
paris az the Tnstesz Ssate~
Icy believe in SI44nT reciprocity
12sy be4seve snAs lie Republican Marty
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IN FRIENDLY COUNCIL.

Ths chief business before the county
convention II the selection Of delegates
Go the state convention. II win proba-
bly, be for the best interests OF the party
that no attempt be made to commit the
delegates either upon choice OF president
or upon the platform.
No doubt. IN selecting state delegates.
their friends viii have In mind their known
opinions. but the state convention Is the
place to formulate platform expressing
shs views OF tho Republicans Of Washing
ton upon questions OF national policy.
There In a divergence OF views. but I'M
dsrlyins these differences IL . cordial
spirit OF concession and desire for har-
mony. II would be unwise. when so
especially when II u so entirely unneces-
sAry. Probably. in view Of the supreme
object Of Republican, namely. party sue
cess In November. 1t may be desirable for
many delegates to yield something to those
who differ with them: and this will become
shc more Difficult, u state delegates are
hampered by explicit Instructions bv
which they nigh, feel bound. even when
the course of events ut Everett, should
make those instructions offensive to a
majority.
The character Of the men iisciy TO DO
selected viii be tho best guarantee that
they win exercise good judgment. and
temper their own Demands to suit the ex-
pressed Will Of the majority.
II this good win DO no, mistaken FOR
slmidiiy. only good can come. but no set
o. delegates should presume upon II 10
force frem an unwilling majority a con-
eesssea which would seem TO amount TO
Defeat snd surrender. Men ~iii gladly
assent to compromise when they would
feel bound to rcssst an attempt to eoercc
them.
We have no fear but that the Repusai.
cars OF this state are sssu,s enough 10 so
meet that thsy shall present an unbrcken
front 20 thc common enemy.
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roDAY,s CONVENTION.

Tue King county Republican eonvention
vii meet today for the purpose Of select
tag delegates to tho state convention At
Everett On May a. Most Of the country
members arrived last night and were cor
daily welcomed By ths townsmsn. Nearly
al o. them are well known In Seattle. and
are representative men Of their locality.
The result Of an interchange Of v'evs last
night left no doubt That Burieigh II the
choice of . great majority Tor national
delegate.
There IL no b9ttsrn~Gs IN the contest and
ehs chief reason for preferring Burieigh
n that being nne speaker. a man OF
splendid presence. Of great ability and OF
force OF character, the state Of Washing
con may be sure OF being heard to ad-
Vantage whea their delegation In called
upon. 1t Is very commendAble that sew
crai delegates who say they have no OBJ
lection to Senator Squire personally. pre-
fer Burlelgh on account Of his greater
readiness in debate and greater adapta-
billy 10 great convention needs. and their
chief object 10 . proud desire to have the
state represented by one VINO can COM
oand the attention Of the national con-
vent0u.
All factionai and sectional differences
should be sunk In this common purpose. 1t
dstracts nothing from Senator Squirrels
services In the senate. nor casts any renec-
tion upon him that. for . task caiiing for
entirely different qualifications. another
worthy citizen of the state should be So
lected.
The excellent spirit manifested BY tho
delegates In canvassins tho situation aug
urs harmonious convention; and We re-
joice that In q year which should see all
Republicans united upon the great nation
nj issues there In no indication Of serious
difference upon matters which are. after
ALL merely local and Of comparatively little
slgnincance.
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Csrna: which resolution has almost already
been fsrEDstsn. and vousd - fnsncacacus
even n ~ were not
PETER and Tlllmsn especially have both
CONSUMED several days in VIA talk asd
platform orasory. Tho subjecfs 20 which
they desire to direct ssseatson vers 10
doubt such - properly called for ths at
teesion Of the ssaafe. asc u = ven for ths
country mat there should be the utmost
frssdom OF debate. but both Of these results
could b sccompsIshsd without long and
vearssome speeches whose ramiacAtions
extend into SIDE ssrsss ana provoke mare
partisan REORGANIZATION
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vouie ~ no dfndranssgs 70 the Chi
ness empire Russia has . strong cen
tralized government. whereas China has
. weak ruler and the government y rsaily
split up among powerful and Jealous RI
val provinces. Of which the northern sr1hse
did not fan to take advanfasA
But the chief interest win be In The al
ta.ass effect upon Ensiand's supremacy.
Russia. once secure IN the friendiiness az
China, VIII BE- free 10 turn Ker attention
to IndA. and not untIl her authority b
extended over the whole Of Hindoostan
viii her persistent and never-ceassng Dip
Iomacy be content. Westward he star
Of Empire takes ifs way" b no mere po-
estcal figure. In the conflict between the
greaest commercial power. whose decad-
ence IL not Impossible. In tho light Of iii
past history. and her many European foes.
promise may be found thar the United
States b to become next In order TIE leaA-
ting nation Of the world
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HOME TREATMENT.

Ne Ons Deprived Of the Bensass -.
Copeland Treatment Decauso u ~
Ing ~ . distance Rrsa the O0eN
The same wonderful and untforu
cess attending the treatment Of the 49,
land physiciana in their office 10 fou12 r.
their home treatment OF patients By ri
BY the use OF . comprehensive syn01S
nose cases and prescribe for them, -
their excellent syetem Of reports they ~
close watch upon them. Patients M
n the country may IN tins way enjoy =
the city.
MR. WILLIAM PEIrFER. an ~
gineer. living. at Maltby, Snohoui2
county. washinxion. and for o.
p pn;' w sssse , yssr ,s., N. rss,ass: e
clans have worked almost = miracle Is r
case. He had got into desperate etrniSl
could not sleep Al night without bei51
rropped up TO q sitting position: had r
verge OF despair OF ever getting TO-
when he was induced to try the Eopo1on
treatment. This IL what he sayp q n
troubles and happy relief:
IT Is two years since my catarrh tnohI
on an alarming form. and quickly 49,
an invalid OF me. At that time iirst cell
menced 10 experience Difficulty In broolkj
Ing. and had attacks OF choking and sne3
ering. MY nose was stopped up 20 that d
could scarcely breathe through II. and n
DISCHARGED copiousiy. My whole 49,
seemed to be stuffed up. including my en-
which had roaring noises IN them, -
became partially deaf. The dropping1 n
catarrhal sccrettons into my throat ~
me constantly hawking and spittin9 5!
keep II clear. and the quantity I unco0.|
sciously swallowed must have been conrI
siderable. for IL poisoned my stomach r
that my food would not digest and I ~
my appetite. I began 70 decline In n6ok
TIL l had lost thirty pounds. and r.
strength went with - There were -
slant wheeling sounds in my chest. ~
there seemed to be q dull weight uron n
all the time. At night I could not olon|
without being propped up In bed. co0GS.|
ed continually. night and day. and M 2
very offensive breath. So bad had boco1D2
my condition and 30 much medicine had i
taken without relief. that had come to ~!
conclusion that there was no cure for ~
at all. Seeing so many statements OF pefsl
sons cured by the Copeland physiclaaa'
finally induced me to 20 to them, and -
II they could give me any hops Of reco9.|
cry. They made . careful exAmlnatioa q
my case. and told me that could be cuFe1l
and I am glad to say that they told IN
truth. Under their ekillful treatment
began TO improve At once. and now NJ
joice In perfect health again. I breathe1
hear. see. eat and sleep well once mee4|
and the weight upon my chest has goaa|
have almost rezained my lost fleeh. aA1|
feel stronger than l have for years q
eoe1nn to me almost like miracle u ~
thus brought from q condition Of hopel1
invalidism to that Of strength and heol1,|
and the wonder u increased By he fn1(|
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MUNYON'S
RHEUMATISM
CURE.

Munyufo KAermAfim CufN b guaraD-
teed 10 b absolutely harmless. and .
strong tonic In building M the weak and
deeilitated It cures acuee or muscular
rheumatism IN from one to i've days.
Sharp. shooting pains In any part Of the
body stopped ~ Q few doeee- A prompt.
complete ard permanent cure for lame
neee. soreness sti6 back and ell pains IN
hips and loin4 Chronic rheumatism. scA-
atica. iumhaeo. or pain In the back are
speedily cured. II seldom fAilg 10 give re-
lief from one Or two dooea. and almost In
variably cures before one bottle has been
used Price. SC.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cures all forms OF indi9eetion and stom-
ach troubles. Price. SC.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily .cures
pains In the hack. loins Or Eroina. and Ill
forms Of kidney disease.
Munyons vitAii1er. price -.
A separate specific for each disease. At
all druggists, mostly SC . bottle
Personal letters to Prof Nunyon. 1896
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa. answered
with fres medical advice for any dissasA
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that they did not charge me big pFics]
for what they did. but TOOK only the small
fee fee Of 3 month and supplisd frss =
MIR. JOHN 8. II BALLlsrER. Of N.
skasit county. Wash. and. wefl.knovl
throughout that portion Of the state. was|
cured Of a severe case Of catarrh Of the
him from labor, He took home trsatmeal
and now he writes: Il have gone to wort
in logging camp. driving : seysn.ycks
s sssm o. soS Sa'n ma. % ySI an e
al sH0a ist, my xianeyss.' No and s The psis|
nna 10 IN thu my copes ss f nses
stitute. have sent quite . good mary sel
you to be cured. and shall continue TO 81
MR.. AUGUSTUS ANNIs. a farmw|
living at Clinton. Island county. . pfone9
the Copeland Medical fnstitute has ~.
him from an enfeebied shadow TO Z stron6.
healthy man. He says:
II had aggravated catarrh OF the etoa5-
sch. and was . constant sufferer ana N
ing spells . day. My bowels were badly
constipated. i could not sleep ~ Night
My bladder became affected and render:d
mo stili more miserable. lost 10 pounoe
In weight. and was but . shadow and To-
feeble TO work. ! gave up all hope Of -
ing cured. but tried the Copeland trsat-
ment as a i2tf reBOfS M Icsoft ~
troubles have all disappeared. and ! -
MRS. MARY A. SIMMONS. Of ehsd4
Or. cured Of catarrh OF the stomach
my neighbors say II h almost lfks -.
ing the dead como 70 life to sse me oooU
arain For six weeks before I began yoo
treatment did not eat an ounce Of foe4s
and two doctors said I was about 70 ~
OF starvation. Ny stomach would not ~
tain even water. We had no faith II ye3
No.
killed me. and my friends would not sise
Finally they did 20, ~ 9 last resort. H.
result II my pain II al gone, ] have 81
ravcnous appetite. and feel better t1on
for ten yesrs. and my friends all thinB
]. II. MORRIS. . telegraph operator q
Kiona. wash. who was cured OF negvoU
prostration more than . year ago. ~
mail treatment. writes: II again ~
you . few lines to let you know Of -
careful and scientific treatment CUTS q
long time ago. There have never -
any symptoms Of return OF diSonoAs - VI
am strong and robust"
Mr.. r. A. BIRD. Of Lafayette, o.
Cured Of catarrh Of head. throat and steD'
Nm. FRED cHRIsrrANsoN. rus'
BIakeley, Wash.--Hearing restored and 81
tarrh Of stomach: cured
HON. ]. A. cAyANAUGH. Kent, Wea
Cured Of catarrh Of head and stomaea IA
MRS r. @. MKAY. kirkland. wash.
CatasTA u head and threat - ysasS: eoses
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THE GOLDEN RULE.

DR.. Copslsnd's msxim iss DO unto the
sick ss you would have the doctors DO by
you ~ yos were psostrsss with some
dreadful chroaic naledy snd without
the mssns Co pay big fees. All who sss-
fer from esfarrh, asthma or bPosehitis.
burning rhsumatism or disngurisg skin
diseases. lung or throst affections. liver.
kidney. bladder. stomach or bowel
trouble or any other whiting. chronic
silment are welcome. evesy time. e. all
the benefits Of the Copeland Medical In
ssisuts. the Collins bailding. corner Sec
opd end James streets, without sxpenss
beyond the nominal assessmsnt of -
ues month, all medicines incla dsa.
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MARK THESE PoIsTs
I,v.iids should Marks

Invslids should marks
vsr.,-That the Copeland system n =
vehs,ka to the sin and abuse Of overchar9-
Second-That Under the Copeland sys-
TEN no patient Y subject 70 uncertain Or
tswv or expense whatever beyond The
ssse~sment OF Is monthly. including Al
medicines.
syfnpfoyn bis nks by country patients are
aiagnosed and treated by mali With phe-
nornenAl succeas-
All who have chronic diseases are cordiaiiv
invited to come TO the once and consuit
with the physicians about them, o. "a
write fully and freely by mail.
Fisth-Thaf the Copeland specialists
cure chronic cAfzrrh. asthma, bronchifia
malignant casarrh OF the Stomach ard
k,dnsys: Az al cn en- m. m,ssadies viii
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has shown It's ability to give 70 tais ccun-
Ike Standardization ~ public a9airs-na.
focal. state county ard municipal. ana
tnat the interests Of TIE public are most
oafe when entrusted 70 Republicans
They believe ;hAx The currency o. this
country sAoul1 - based upon . single.
Weii-tedned monetary unis. which VIII b
recognized BY the commercial would
They are utterly opposed to the me-
coinage OF silver at any ratio: but b.
lisve that differences Of opinion on this
question can b settled 60 the oegt ID.
vantage within the party: and should
q majority OF the delegates to me state
convention disagree with them. they pro-
pcss 70 remain loyal to he party. know.
ing that majority OF the Republicans Of
me United States can b trusted 70 ST
tie this question Alright
They believe in Conducting Al public
business with the care and economy that
IL exercised in successful private busi-
ness. They believe in paying what skilled
men ere worth: but dencunce extrava-
gance and the creating OF SOFT snAp6'
for political pets.
While the wording Of the above confes-
sion OF faith might be improved. We are
confident that the sentiments expressed
WIN DO to swear BY. Time win prove them
sound. and only . brief time win elAvse
before every belief expressed will be
adopted BY the Republican national on
VentioA
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COPELAND FEE.

The cost OF fall course of treatment
~ the Corelsad Medical IAstitute 10 NJ
the rate of % per month. whether the
regulate ported Of treatment be three
months or three weeks. This Tee La
eludss all medicines and the ecnstant
and watchful core Of ali patients - .
Ansl cure, IxAmtnatton free.
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ALI. BROKEN DOWN.

Eyss. Nose. Throat. stomach and how
els Affected By the Poisons Of Catafrh
and Hope Abandoned; hut the Cope
land Physicians Cured Her Of All HeR
His
Miss Annie Claussen. living at 19oa Six
teenth avenue. Seattle. has been resident
of the city for eight years. and they have
all been years OF misery from . general
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but a brighter day has dawned for her.
through the skili OF the Copeland ply
sicians. She says:
Ever since l came to this country I
have suffered terribly Of catarrh Of tho
head. throat. stomach and bowels. / had
a dun, heavy pain over the eyes that
never left me for q moment. MY nose dis
charged 'profusely, and the droppinge In
10 my throat KEEP, It constantly sore from
hawking and spitting. Poisons got into
my stomach and affected II 30 that could
scarcely retain my food. My stomach was
sour and bloated after eating and belch-
ed up gas and had frequent spells OF vom-
fting. i lost very much In weight. and be-
came so weak ard broken down that l
thought would have TO give up trying
10 do any work at ALL ] had taken great
deal OF medicine. both here and In the old
country. but the doctors seemed to be
unable TO do anything for me. and 1 was
Completely discouraged This was my con-
difion when the Copeland physicians took
hold OF me ard cured me Of all my troubles
in a short time. ] have now better health
than I have had for years. The discharge
from my nose and the dropping In my
throat have ceased The pains In my
longer sore. Nv stomach gives me no
more trouble. Ny bowels. which were
badly constipated. are regular. l can
now do work with ease that thought
would have to give up entirely"
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WHY NOT You,

lfeeWmon nasal eatarrh red oes others
20 sach . lsDsntsbls essdisssn. Wig
net yssf
II the CepeIssA physiessss are curing
90 nssy Others Of an kiaas 81 ehseDis
diseases. Why not ySss
II others whose lungs have been At
Tackled by the catarrhal affection are
,svs Z fsoa essss nsDsiss. vhy ass ysar
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TIvoLI THEATRE

Week commencing Monday, May l. Per-
formance win commence with the laugh
able comedy, entitled Statue Blanche"
second week of Miss Emma Burt: first ap-
pearance Of VIM Scott: VIM Mccall; first
appearance of Miss Phoebe Bloom; Harry
DeIain; Miss Kitty King; first appearance
OF Cappola. Miss Birdie Harris and VIM
b. Girard: the prime favor!te Miss Car
RE Wtnchell; Harry G. DeArmos. Admis-
sion. loc and &c. Between Second and
Third on Washington street. Seattle,
Wash.
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They are for Burleigh because they be-
lieve he would be a splendid man to speak
for the state Of Washington when its
name Il called
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The example Of Prince Henry Of Bat
tenberv has been followed BY Prince Al
exander Of Tsck. brother to the wife Of
the heir apparent to the British crown
He has gone out to South Africa to take
part In the campaign against the Aata-
b~Ia
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Senator Squire need not feel chagrined II
he Is not selected ~ delegate TO b.
Louis. He must not rely on local rivalry
to sustain his reputation He 10 bigger
than that
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Don't worry about the result Of tho con-
yention. A good man will 60 from King
county to represent this part OF the state
in the convention
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No matter how the convention votes, al
OF the delegates are for the nominee at st.
Louis.
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Bids amounting to Seaeeo. 900 were offered
for New York CITY bonds 1t only "a per
cent interest. although the quantity for
sale was only s.0Qo.oo0 1t 10 . proof that
money b not % very valuable when IL 20
eagerly grasps At that low rate Of earning.
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Ii Hung Chang will probably visit the
United States this year on his way home.
We ought to see that Seattle IL placed on
his itinerary.
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II II Burieigh or Squire? Either viii Be-
Q good man. but perhaps the senator has
had enough and II may be all right TO give
Burleigh q chance, Who has never asked
for ANYTHING
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"Pudd' nhead Wilson

Frank Mayo and a Great Company, In his
Greatest Success.
Prices: Lower floor. 81 50; last four rows.
500. Balcony. first four rows. 81. 90: last
seven rows, 75c. Gallery, sc and SOC.
Seats at theater Wednesday. May 9. s:4s
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II would be political folly to instruct
the King county delegates on anything.
Let the state convention attend to that.
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This has been . generous fight and
whether Burleigh or Squire 10 selected. the
county will be well represented
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It should be remembered that Muzafer
ed-din u the name Of the new shah Of
Persia