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The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21
Jaram,llo Jose M. St Jobns

JaramIllo Jose M, St Johns
 Imp near St Johns p. per prop 30, tax 8 90, pen and costs 20. total $5 10. JaramiIlo, Jose, St Johns
 Imp at Las Tuces 9. per prop b. tax 45, pen and costs 07, total $2 62. James W F, St Johns
 Lot 19 blk 20, 50, lot 26 blk ?, ,. tax 25c, pen and costs 05, total $1 30.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-21
Unknown Owners

Unknown Owners
 Lot blk l. Concho 10, tax S5c pen $ costs 55c. total 90c Lot blk 2, Concho 10, tax S5c. pen and costs 55. total 9Oc. Lot 32 blk Concho 10, tax 35c. zen and costs 55c. total soc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07
SHERIFF WILKINS FREED.
Years of Slavery, and How
He Escaped.
Talks About His Deliverer Daily in
Gratitude-(iains Fifteen Pounds
in Weight Sine II 5 Re cue.

vrbzaa, o, June s.-Sp9c 81. This town
e greatly exercised over are remarkable
rescue OF Sasrfg 2 4. wilkins from one Of
ire worst forms OF slavery known 10 man.
he has fully recovered from ths results
OF his experience. and talks freely and
Il have been a perfect slave 70 tobacco
FOR over twenty-five years Smoked NJ
teen cigars a day. <cRen1 Der sEh last. ]
bought my first box OF %o-Tc-Bae from
Aassers0u 4 Cramer- I had Attie faith.
bat 70 ny great surprise. after using part
OF ny third box. I vas completely cured
and id not have Tx least desire for tooac-
CO. ToAay ! feel better sleep osfteT,
think better, have gained fifteen pounds.
and not a cay passes srat ! DO not recon-
mend %o-T3- BAG 20 tobacco users VAC
are destroying their lives and vitality
Investigation reveals thai there are 20
Tsaeuie n THIS Town and sUYrozE1tl4ng co5zEs-
tTy who have been cured bT No-To-ba
Andersen < Cramer were ire aTst acre
% start tbs good woEk. as Dr.. Anderson
termed T. Yes. We inEFC&Eceo No-Io-
Esc into ghis town shoQs Ehree yea-s ago
for folks had no taita. BAT we sold 70
few. ard 70 or great astolsszl rrsEZ every
arsa reported a cure. Slucs gHen Ee AAES
sold hundreds 81 boxes Bn1Er q guarantee
20 cure o. refund the money. and strange
as % niay SEEN. we AaFe never had cal
20 refund aun&y.
s.Nss-4e- EzAe e~3.eTss ths nervous Irrtfa-
rton makes tae 1se % tobacco entirely w
necessary and hs4ilGa up and fortisss the
general paxssczl c1z1ltte2. As = nerve
lnvlEprstur ard ss4Eglant there IS 10 prep
arat5oa n Angs~i-a 20 A11al T.
Get fhs famous booklet -'Eeon't Tobacco
Spit aa4 smoke Your life Awgy." wit
ten guarantee. tree Samples mailed Tor tie
asking Address The Sterling Remedy
Company. C14Saso or Ssw York.
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WITHOUT CHARGE.

For the purpose of enabling all TO
obtain n correct idea of the Cope
land system of disease treatment
aud To test Its franscendent advans-
age. OVER less advanced methods.
10 .houid he kept I'm mind that DR.
Copeland offers to all sufferers from
Rheumatf.ns, Lung Trouble. stomach
Trouble. skin Disease. Catarrh or
other durable chronic mmImdy. n
trial treatment without charge. Re-
member that all who apply ta the
Office In person are cordially well
come 30 "a careful examination. ad-
vice and treatment upon their nr~t
visit. absolutely free OF expense for
consultation, diagnosis. treatment
or incidence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07
Tiaassais Inlars His Improved Hsnea-
pathie RsmsdieS
Druggists Kept Busy Hadisg 0ai Thss
Caraliys Lite Pellets
RsssaaIKa sysp<esia Miner frssAs-s sissS Rs
ssss ssi All ,srssEs fazpaais ana fsrssi
ssd Lag lsscisss Psslsis,ls Erea
b. assgsa's Imprssss asass
ssgkis Asatdiea
Ask Your Druggist for Munyon's Guido
ia Heath, Buy q sS-Cent Remedy
and Cure Yourself

Mr.. A Mai-=t. e0.s Morrison street. Port
land, Or. says My wife has been 50
much benefited by the use or Mazyon :
Rheumatism Cure that she feess I-ke a
y0ung Woman again. I can also praise
Munyon's Catarrh Cure. They have ac-
c0EnpfiSnsc IN A few weeks what treat
meut BY the best specialists have failed
10 do When We first seg9n taking the
little pellets we had no faith. but now we
are forcad 70 admit thai they are ~oE1eF-
ful cures
70 relieve Il. one 20 three hours. and cures
il a fen days. Price &c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cures all forms q indigestion and stomach
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
aaa breaks up cold in few hours
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs.
night syeats. aIavs soreness. and speedi-
Is heals the lungs. Price &c.
MUNYON'S kidney Cure speedily cures
pains IL the back. loins or groins ana all
forms OF kidney disease Price &c.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
ache in three minutes. Price sc
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cures
All forms OF piles Price &C.
MUNYON'S Blood Cure eradicates all i'm
purities OF the blood Price &c.
Mgnyon's Female Remedies are boon
70 ali women
MUNYON'S Asthma Remedies relieve in
minutes ard cure permanently Price 81.
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never fall.
Tha Catarrh Cure-price z5c-ersd ieates
the disease from the system. and tae Ca
farrh Tablets-price 25c-cleanse and heal
Mnrvon's Nerve Cure is a wonderful
nerve tonic. Price &c.
Munyon's yitalIzer restores lost vigor.
Price 81.
druggists. mostly sc a vial
Arch street Philadelphia. Pa. answered
with free medical advice for any disease
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cure. continually being under a doctor 3
care, but kept on getting weaker and more
m sserable and more depressed IN spirits.
With no appetite, DO strength. continual
distress and pain. sore throat and chest
and hemorrhages. I felt that ! was destined
10 al early death. ] went East for my
health. but returned IN six months worse
than ever. \ friend who had been cured
a the Copeland Institute urged me TO
consult the Copeland physicians. and
did 50, with the result that placed myself
under their care. and az once began TO TN
prove under their sksllful treatment
have no more headaches nor henorr hayes
The discharge from my nose and the drop
pings IN my throat have ceased. Ny ap-
petite has returned. and ] have regained
my normal weight / now feel well and
strong"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07
THE GOLDEN RULE.

DIR. Copelnnd's maxim Is; DO unto
the sick as yen wonid have the doc
tors do by you if you were pros
trate with some dreadful chronic
malady and without the means to
pay big fees. All who suffer from ca
tarrh. asthma or bronchitis. burning
rheuma tism or disfiguring skin dis
eases, lung or throat affections.
liver. kidney. bladder. stomach or
bowel trouble or any other wasting,
chronic aitment are welcome, every
time, to all the benefits OF the Cope
land Medical Institute. the Collins
building, corner second and James
streets, without expense beyond the
nominal assessment of 50 per month,
all medicines included.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07
HOME TREATMENT.

No One Deprived Of the B~nea.. :.
Copelan TreA1rsa Eat Beeauxe - ~
Ing az a Distance Fran In. o..
The same wonderful and unlsoru ~
cess attending The treatment az ths -
laEa physicians n their 0frfre i scrs2
their home treatment Of patienss hv ~
~ the Use CT 4 comoreArassva xyrn,.s
blank they are e1saiei 20 eo~-ee,t~ -
nose cases and prescribe for them - I'd
tnetr excellent system OF reports shey 49,
a cicSe watch uno1 thea pstisrrs -
In ire country rnav ia tngs wxy s-s..
the city. -
Nh JAMES GREYELI. for "A v... :.
resident OF Chalilwhack. r. &, ~ 4 I
tie ns@ COPELAND treatment has - -
wonders IN bis ease. The ygoe,o~x srsssS
!lzn toE ceflS 1sllutson AID fezi lin :. -
tFer 81. but g. him no good. Il
snort time ne Copeland physsears ~
mage rev man q hsra. RE says.
soar years ag0 I have had rasssss
cough aud my iife has been mad, -
able ! gradually hacame was-sA ur.s
last winter. when I was laid up a,snrrs -
AZ nssat 1 bad attacks OF eAekine "a
sznotnsring, which prevented Ne A.
sleeping. I cften coughesi all rlrbs -.
and raised quantities 81 pAlegm ard hlcsf
Nv mouth tasted Ike rotten eggs. -
badly corSsfpatss- ] had no Rppefsts m
lost in weight. Doctors said i ksd ~ -
sumption and prescribed cod liver a, \
which took great many bottles NIX
out relief Friends IL Seattle told IA 4
the wonderful cures the Physicians ~ Il.
Copeland Medical Institute we're nerfar-s
ing. and I decided 10 place myself Is ~.
hands. I did SO. ard the result il hetss,
than my utrHcSt sxpec Eakioas My corrA
IS entirely gone l have gained much i
weight ! have = good appetite and -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07
TWO SCIENTISTS.
Wizard Edison Gives the World New .
Brilliant White Light
DR. Copend Gives Overwhelmed NH
fol Masses o.
S. a Month, All Medicines Included

Two giant fntsnects In the scsentt1c
world are making these closing years q
the Nfreteen1h century rtSn4snsieal ~
the glory q their achievements hs-s
mighty genus backed b. tas-r patent
and ln5sfzEfgahle sffor1S. - CONFIRMS
blessings upon the human race that vii
forever keep their names enrolled among
chose q the great men CT me eaftn =
all centuries L is always the reward o.
genius 70 be recognized and appreciated
n IS ONT generation. bat EnIS = because
genius has generally centsnied Itself Win
announcing the He& s1sA Il q CFlle aif1
urdeSelopsd form. leaving It's perfectiSIs
and practical application % those ~no
come a1ts-: but this Is not the nsiho1 q
genius have they discovered new pran-
eipleS OF ineS1im7bie value and beneal %
mankind. but BY - aent and Ssllle1 eN-
pertinent they have REDUCED the new
principles 20 practical application. and
have invented the means an0 perfected
the plans by which they are applied %
the service OF those living IN their own
generation. Fer this reason they are hon-
ored uov and DO not have 10 wait for pest
mcrtem glory. EdiSon's new white light
IS 4 marvellous achievement BY II even
the poor may have their homes BRILLIANT
~ lighted for less than the cost or coal
OIL lamps. DR.. Copslsnd's discovery ard
system cf adapting il 20 the relief OK
the masses is still more wonder1ul. ana
be relieved OF his suffering and cured OF
his chronic malady BY application % me
Copeland physicians The genius and pa
tient, skill that can evolve such wonder
full treatment for the cure OF diseases
generally believed 10 be incurabie de-
serve. and receive. the admiration and
plaudits OF the scientific world: while the
genuine phIlan1hrophys coupled with the
practical business acuusn. which places
tbs cure within reach OF the masses.
thus curing thousands instead o. but q
few deserves and receives the piauGits
OF mankind generally. The Copeland
physicians extend an invitation 10 every
person suffering from cataTFh. from any
chronic affection OF any portion or organ
Of the body from deafness. rheumatism
neuralgia or skin diseases. TO come 10 their
nominal fee OF s. a month. and join the
mighty throng already relieved OF dis
ease and singing the praises Of Dr. Cope
land and his wonderful treatment.
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widely known. OF his trouble and his re-

widely known. OF his trouble and his re-
markahle cure he saws:
II have been troubled with catarrh Of
the head and throat all my life. but the
last four years Il has been very bad and
caused me great distress and anxiety.
Constant hawking and splitting made my
throat very sore. while my nose Being
stopped up. I was forced 10 breathe
through my mouth, which was parched
and dry. especially al night This dill
Guilty in breathing made * impossible
70 sleep well AZ niSkt. had
dull headache constantly and there
seemed 20 be a heavy pressure on NV
brain. Ny ears gave me the most trouble.
They were infiamed and PANIED me and
were constantly gathering ard breaking
while the ringing and roaring noises in
them were very distressing. | gradually
lost my hearing, until Il waS almost gone.
I consulted many doctors. bat none OF
them seemed TO be able TO do anything
for me. I had lost all faith In them. bat
az the urgent solicitation Of my friends
decided 10 give the Copeland physicians
trial The result has been marvellous I
began 10 Improve Immediately. and arm
now in better health than ever before
At first the strange noises I heard
startled me. but now | am accustomed 70
Nearing the thousands Of things 10 which
I was deaf before. and do not notice
them / now hear the conversation OF
those about me perfectly. All my ether
distressing symptoms have disappeared.
I am cured"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07

they al last woke up the authorities who
thought they were being guyed.
Bu4 I started IN 70 tell you how fakirs.
pugiiistic political. and ali the rest. can
be stopped: or al least, their senssless
crusade against boxing rendered aborTtve-
For the fistic frauds / will say. make
them fight or drive them out % the bust
ness The moment they attempt 20 throw
a con into the public by the issuance Of
challenges with strings 10 them that mo-
rnent let them be exposed by the sporting
writers Of the press AS for the other
guys. / have scheme by which / think
giI do them in two moves.
In conjunction with Arthur 7. Lumley
of New York, Parson Davies, Of Chicago.
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MARK THESE POINTS.
fnxatid- should Mark

r-,rvt-Tnat fhe Copeland system q a
retsske 70 the sin and 4DGss o. avafcaarr-
ang RE SICK
sera - pat1eag Is SUBJECT 20 uEaexfafr Ar
Szs-~fr5cels fea-cha -EinE or % ans -
levy or expense whatever beyond ira
.Sssss~-nsn& - s. rrouEsly. ln-liIsEuz. -
TSlr3-That clsTonle cases described So
4grnptoTn bssnkE ~ epNutEy Patients are
aiagnoss2 ana treAte9 ~ nal @iga pae-
r3Fe Hzal E1ecssS.
F-curth-ThzE consultation IL sre@ ars
al HMo have chroule diseases are eoysss, ),
invited 10 come 80 the cEilEs ARD rar,sFss.
attn The physicians ahaat TEEN ~ ~
write fuzzy aaG sFesay ~ mail
EIsga-Eaaa tae Cgpe-znA sreesa sga..
cure chronic eatarTh. asthma. bronchitis.
ne grant czsarga q TIE srarna.S, -;
ki11eyz. and a. chrsnfc nala8te4 z5fa
great expsdi1oa and .: agtis expeusa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07
The Building of a steamer.

Cant Swift has named the new steamer
he Is having built the G. c. Cherry, IN
honor of United States Steamboat Inspee-
tor Cherry. The gentleman on whom the
honor was conferred went TO view the new
vessel yesterday, probably, as Capt swift
laughingly remarked, 10 see II she was
worth buying eolors for. Deputy Customs
Inspector John F. Lord made an Official
measurement of the c. c. Cherry yesteT-
day. and though he has not figured the
proportions out as yet, he thinks the
steamer hen completed wiz have gross
tonnage Of ifty-ffve or sixty tons. To ar
rive al the net tonnage ons-third OF tbs
will be deducted for the propelling ma
chinery. The length of the new craft IS
found TO be rs feet and inches, instead OF
70 feet as had been planned The plank
ing on the inside and outside is % inches
thick and the ribs are inches. This gives
a total thickness OF 10 inches.
While speaking or the measurement, In
spector Lord said the registered net ton
mage could be reduced great deal II Capt
Swift wanted TO allow dec r tons for the
crews quarters and other things. Ocean
vessels wish their registered net tonnage
TO be as low as possible, as Il saves them
considerable in pilofage and other fees.
Before 1895 English vessels had consider
able advantage over those of this country
In the amount allowed in deductions. They
were allowed 10 deduct the space OF the
chart room, crews quarters and masters
room on sailing vessel. and the same on a
steamer with the addition OF allowing for
the machinery. In 1885 a law was passed
allowing the same privilege 10 American
vessels.
But they DO rot want to get the net
tonn &c below thirty tons said Mr.. Lord,
las tnen they cannot bring IN goods from
a foreign port Every vessel going TO an
other country. whether over or under
thirty tons. carries beside her regular j.
cense, register. Vessels of over thirty
tons burden carry an enrolment certifi-
cate beside the other documents"
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unable % 90 anything for me. ard I was
eonnpieteiy discouraged. This vas my con-
Glfsou wheE the Copeland physicians took
hold of ne ard cure ed ne Of All my troubles
ia a short t4rse. have COW sefRer hRaltn
than I have rad Tor years. The discharge
from ny nose and ihs dropping IA my
fhreaat have ceased The pairs IN s1y
head have stepped, and nv. taroat Is 70
longer sore Ny stomach gives roe 70
rn0,rs trouble Ny bgHeis. which we're
badly conssipatee.. airs reEg8ar can
nox DO WORK With ease that I thought I
would have 20 give 40 entirely.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07

he surs-hs very snre-that when you
ssk for = ticket Via the burlington Won
Set a ticket via the Burlington.
No matter what your objective point Is.
YEA can reach Il Va cur line. easily, quick
Is. comfortably. cheariv
Two routes 10 The East aad south-via
BnHugs. Mont. and via 81 Paul
To Omaha. Ean@as city and 81 Tout~
ths route Via Billings, bcinE over so ryf~z
shorter and many hours faster than aav
other. s. preferable. To CHICAGO sos
points hevons. take the BurlsnSta. fro-,
B2bnWs o. 81. Fagi 81 yoa wish
Tickets VIA the BulsnSton a-d tin,e fables
- she burlington on anu1traf{or =, 49,.
nearest ticket Asent. ". =. Hsrtnn. T,,..-st
soHffi aKeot. roFncT Ars'rr avenue srs
Front street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07

Miss Annie ClauSsen. living at 1910 Six
seenth avenue. Seattle. has been a resident
or the city for eight years. and they have
al been years OF misery from a general
catarrhal condition OF the entire system.
but brighter day has dzwued for her.
through the skill OF the Copeland ply
Sscians. She says:
Ever since ! came 30 this country
have suffered terribly q catarrF OF tho
head, throat. stomach al bowels | had
DUH, heavy pain over the eyes that
never left ne FOR a moment NV nose dis
charged profusely. ard the dropplngs IN
10 nay threat kept Il constantly sore from
hawking AID splitting. P0sSors got into
my stomach and affected u 50 that | could
scarcely retain nay food. My stomach Was
sour and / bloated after eating ana beich-
ed up gas and had frequent spells % NuEn-
ting. i lost very much in weight. and be-
came 50 weak and broken down that /
thought / would have 10 give up trying
deal OF medicine. both here and In the old
country, bur the doctors seemed 20 be
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07

Mr. Ar1Few Thompson. employed on
the steamer Mystic. and for rins years a
resident Of Seattle. suffered from .H5szez-
s3on boating. sour stomach. coasttr,afsrs
and severe headaches for afteau vegas
until cured by tire Copeland payslcans
He says.
The rain aU3 distress prevented re
from sleeping az night. ard I becaure
weak ans miserable aHf uuf7t 70 perform
my work Docscrs waora 7 e0wesiIfef
seene8 70 be unable 20 90 anything FOR
me &a1 I cane 70 the Conclusion rhas I
wzs iTa91Tahge and must suffer and -. a..
most selp.ess All ny life. even II I "a
not soon die I went to the Cosfssfers
physicians because ] heard % 20 rranv
zan9exfQl c1~sz performed BY them. arf
zFeeT Z short course - Er@a sEEaHf hawe
become a szeH man. Z have nuw = egess
appetite. have 20 further trouhls wlfh my
stomach. ray no2szz aTe regular nv hsas-
zeAss have Gssz puemFe3 an& Z ss@sr, rven
z an happier. stronger and better 10
every way tE2n I have been for years"
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OF those glacial guys who are against hon
est sport upon their own ground l was
asked some years ago by friends TO make
the trial. / am not stuck on myself 81 all,
and don't think have the makings of a
great statesman, as some goody goodies
do; but I might make a fair legislator. as
John Morrissey did in America and John
Gully in England At any rate / would
try my best 10 be square with my friends.
and on the Level with the public.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN.
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COPELAND FEE.

The cost of a full coare of treat
ment at the Copeland Medical In
stitute is at the rate OF So per month.
whether the requisite period of
treatment be three months or three
weeks. This fee includes all medf-
cines and the constant and watch
full care of all patients to q Anal
cure. Examination free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07

The North u estsFu llne Pas hes, Oh.
shortest lire retNetn NI-urst.alts s.
Faa5 sh3 Cnie@so zee roa !aea is ircau-
parable. aw8 every 'frrroy tfrent la ~.
way q satspruent has beer afs-sts,s De- !,
uatx soasy SIS trains ara tNr most re--.-
s.3rta1y sq4ippet ara - out 90 thn rer,
cites Everywhere 9oed ras~zs.-,,..,
snawa sfsels i5 GFst-cisss efagi.usrnt 49,
best service zr2 everything else ,rht-N
gees 20 make travel comforts he revrs-
asys Yes. the Ncrfb-FN estern Ina h
strictly 81 s. every here &aa az svn~v
po.aS 60 ifs ~" niles - rosA p 81.
parker. pret sound agent. a. Ftrss a,.r-
agss Szastte.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07

hE game IS dead.
Boxing IS done for.
* hersver you 20
tnroug bout this
broad land. north,
south. east % west,
yaa have this opin-
ion Aired al you
This tip don't 90.
as / VIII probably
explain. I say this,
tpo, despite the
fact that a lot OF
theatrical fakirs
have done ali they
could 20 kill the
grand old game.
They blew their
baZoos SO hard, and
pranced about de-
flying the lightning
80 hrazanlY. that
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Nose Johnson-Wot ais yo'r counte-
nance, jim?
Jim Jackson--I dun called onto Miss Sro-
fake last evenin', an durtn' a little love-
spat she dun hEffed me wif a iatiron.
Nose Johnson--Yo' sly cussi / didn' {
know 20 two wuz engaged
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National Republican sonvrntton ~ -


Tee Soriaeyn Pac4ac via nsaks ro,r,
trip rate 81 So - 80 s. Louis sr a,,es,.,
81 ta,s esnvsnti,a- T5SEsts c. sale I4n~
- snS Y Abs rae ~ Fpen 20 all FsE al
rsargseussrs c&lI ag &argheru Fa-1e, 81
ere. eoynsr YeaaeF way ana Fgrst ave-
seattle
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SHE HAD HEMokRHAGES.
Consumption Was Feared and She
Travelled and Doctored IN xain-Ihe
Mild and Soothing Copeland Treat
meut ecfed & mpiete Cure

Mrs Charles Wyatt. who was a resident
OF Seattle for the past four years. and
now resides IN Tacoma, says of her re-
markable cure:
MY health was very delicate for three
or four years. I had a cold all the time.
with copious discharges from the nose
and complete stopping Of the nostrils.
SO that j could not breathe through them
ar all. Poisonous catarrhal mater drop
ped INTO my throat continually. finally az
fecting my bronchial tubes and threat
ening my lungs with the contagion. / had
pains in my chest and severe headaches.
and had frequent hemorrhages that made
me think that | was drifting into con-
sumption. | did everything possible FOR a
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WHY NOT Y0Ug

III others are made well and strong
at trtaiag expense. why not Yen.
III Others have their hearing re-
stored. why not you.
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"Coming Events,' &c,

Have you seen the new bicycle shoe for
ladies ar Sirnison Bros?
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