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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16

There IS far from being any abatement
OF the colds that were so prevalent early
in the season. In fact. there are more OF
them The old sufferers have their heads
still stopped Up. and many news ones have
been added. This lingering cold. which
has failed 20 yield 20 the usual remedies,
and which threatens 10 remain with It's
victims forever. means much more than
constantly running nose. an incessant
hawking and splitting. a sense OF stiffness
about the head wafery eyes and dull
ness OF hearing. bad and inconvenient as
those taiRgs are. Ii means that eatarrh
has taken a strong hold upon the person
so afflicted. and that il has progressed 70
that point where il has begun % involve
the entire system. 10 seize upon the throat.
10 move towards the lungs. to destroy the
stomach aid even 20 Invade ether vital and
important organs OF the body. II threat
ems TO transform the ones afflicted frcm
a condition OF apparent health TO that Of
confirmed and almost helpless invalids.
Cstarrh works slowly until IL reaches this
stage OF development, and then il makes
its dreadful presence felt by rapid In
vasion OF the entire system. destroying d.
gestion, banishing sleep, undermining the
nervous system. ana making It's NlcNim
rise in the morning weak. nervous ana un-
rested. and go 20 his daily toll as reluct-
antly as the galley slave 10 his car. One
So afflicted should be cured. He must be
cured Il he is 10 continue 20 enjoy life and
be physically able 10 discharge its duties.
That lingering cold must be oyiyen out by
curing the catarrh which IS responsible for
IL This is what the Copeland specialists
are doing. They are curing these bad and
continuous colds by curing the catarrh;
and they are doing il az a price which is
so low that every person in the clutch Of
this insldious disease may obtain relief
al nominal cost They place the highest
skill in the treatment OF chronic diseases
within reach OF the masses by charg-
ing fee OF only S. a month. and supply
all medicines free. For the highest attain
ments Of medical science and the greatest
experience in the treatment OF these dis
eases, they give their personal attention 20
their patients for an entire month. for the
price Of an ordinary medical consultation
or few bottles OF worthless patent medi-
zines. and include free the medicines pre-
scribed BY them and compounded in their
own laboratory. More than this. they give
consultation free and a free trial treat
ment to all who apply in person at their
offices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16

Patients living ar a distance are treats
by mail as successfully as in the onN
Send fer symptom hank and have yea
case diagnosed. II costs nothing.
Mrs Mary A Simmons. o. Shedi. u
cured Of catarFh OF the stomach. writes:
MY neiEhrors say Il is almost Ike -
Ing the dead some % life 20 Sc ne $3.50 49,.
ecaIn. For SIX weeks before i pessa -
treatment I ali not eat an ounce 81 tas.
and two doctors said | was about y -
OF starvation. Ny stomach wouAl nsL -
tain even water. We rad no faitn 10 ~.
MEDICINE. ofheT medicine had hssaI
Killed me. ana ms friends would net E'.s
me voars after u came sor t~o -
Finally they da8 80. as lasS resort. 80
result is uy pain iS al gone ! "a. 49,
ravarcus appetite and feel better tsse
fer ten years. ana my friends al tHaAA
a miracle
J. II. Morris. a telegraph operator =
Kiena. wash. who vas Cured o. nelf1 -
prestration mere than ear $50, s-aa
mar treatment. writes. asah ~
vou = few lines 20 let you know O.
cantsnuea good heaith. tne resuA eL -"
careful and scientific treatment 49,, s..s
iurs time aGa. There nave he "A
any symptoms Of return OF DISEASES
an strong ard robust.
~ BIRD. % Lafayette, or.-~cufss
~ eaterrh or head. throat and stone1a
NJ, X. Doeuttie. OF Oregon City. ~
--Catarrh OF head and throat > seA'
cured. - -
NJ rahn Redmond, OF McMlnnyflls. ~.
---urad % catarrh of the brohehiAi sos"
and lungs.
Mr. y II. Close. % Oregon city. ~ !.
Catarrh % head. throat and St2rEaea =
years cured.
Cart Harry Reeves. Rainier, pr.-~eaf'@
Of eatarrh % stomach and aeTes
lanes Monroe. oswego. or.-Cssred .
cafsrrh % the bronchial tubes and i1asA
Mrs r. q Mckay. Kirkland. Was..@
cafavfh % head and throat 70 years. e1ru. !.
NJ Augustus Anuis. Clinton. hk.a
eopnfy, wash.-Catarrh % the sioia&-'
cured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16

70 leave my work a quarter Of the sins
and was often down with catarrhal feye
q week or more Doctors appeared gazAls
20 80 anything FOR me. and ! got so that
did not care whether I lived or died TAs
apparently genuine and dfssnterasiea STAG
flerts Of persons cured az the Copeland IN
stitute attracted my attention. and Coz
ciuGsss 10 see what could De done fer "a
The result has exceeded my utmost hepsA
Ny hose Is 10 aoBged stopped np. nor los
X discharge. TIE droppin<s in my thsoa;
have ceAseGs. and ms taroat Is no iaagF
sore Ny cough IS gone. Ny appetite aa
returned and I have no distress after Ell.
ing. Ny bowels are regular. I have hees
able 20 work al winter fer the first sEs
in years. although exposed TO the sams
changes that formerly gave me 80 maea
trouble. ! Save regasne6 the flesh los.
and feel better and stronger than for ysars
] consider two things remarkable about ~
Copeland specialists. their wonderful sus-
cess in treating chronic diseases beyond no
reach Of the family physician and ihei,
equally wonderful willingness 10 place Their
skin within the reach Of the masses ~
charging Cusy s. month and giving per
tients their medicines free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16
THE >EoSRoE DOCTRINE.

''sut when stated in that dispatch. and
reIteTate u@a. that as a rule OF pollcy We
are tae entire advocates - the Monroe
dCl tTfnc. W. ma2a tie Monroe Alctrine as
President Monroe understood II Lord
Salisbury.
How di1 ne understand Il. pray?
That Britain ss3ul3 extend her sway
To every quarter % the earf5.
Were Liberty 1ad taken brio
ThaI she sEu4l3 clugca Der greedy hand
or every rleA productive 4a@a-
Too young cE weak 60 make defense
Against &Er brute en- 1fssst,1eet
Tsag sac SHOULD claim by riga, % Nigh
Possession % AL things iu slEAt.
AE6 x a protest s1cli4 - Ta1e.
Reply 30 % nv ElG au4 61sse'
nG1 James Monroe - understand
TIE doctrine taat preserves thts IAn1
BNy1r1 r1e Teash % EroaarC11sss
TIE crasLe 1f osr liberties
- weat Aat1 1rtty &c yoN
TIE socirlot = Monroe constFue
- ssar .t .ls become tze creed
% EsTitiSl CFa 1srY ans greet
Yea xray ~ate sewer 70 overthrow
T1ts zp14 et4 1ctrlne % Monroe
fYour lorz 1ere MI please perszzst
Is Il express 11uDt OF s%A
Pat a. fAe u<ser or earth ca1't tSlst
That doctrine 80 it ali consist
VITA ET.t-s7 policy; aE1 Wa&t
Y1E say. va 6aoN "a t1szzaHaFTat-
II james Asaroe were aeTe tco2y.
fSss sole reply u w1Af yoI say
W2ut4 - tts.e poem yCa Save reEets
Wat Marrta1 20 Lord Angus said
Ana uoN. yoar s2r1sst7N pray tA4< ws
re Des adopt rolr pe24ey
~ ts'Lsfl-.E IAtus& Far = - 60
Ara - - yo8- NoG fsil a. VOC
Have tN-sre5 t1fs yaH aGaeec fa1s.
Yes aass = co1-EAli las On ean1
New X9Ek Sun
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16
A SUCCESSION OF COLDS.
His Partner Thought He Had Consump-
tion, But the Copeland Specialists
Cured His Catarrh and Made Well
Man of Him In a Little While.

Mr.. J. w BAH Is a commercial traveller.
and Is known all over the Pacific North
west He resides az fi5 Madison street, Sc
attic and for some time. until recently. he
has been almost incspacitated for work.
and his business associate had reluctantly
come 20 the conclusion that re had con-
surnntiou and had passed his days OF use
fulneSs in the business world. and would
soon pass cut OF the world entirely. But
the Copeland specialists took hold OF him
a few weeks ago. and now be - well
man In speaking or his case. he says.
u have rad throat trouble Tor % years,
resulting from an attack OF lung fever
when / was bat is years OF age, ana De-
cause 81 this / was compelled 70 leave the
East II years ago. ] had cold incessant-
w Nv nose was stopped W, and there
was constant dropping OF repulsive ca
became weak and / had incessant duh
headaches. Ny throat was constantly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16
A DAY WITH Mr. REED
How the Big Speaker of the
House Spends His Time.
HE rs AT HOME TO EVERY ONE.
Presiding In Congress the Least OF IFS
sisny Dufies lie sleeps Wet.
agd Lives Plainly.

Capyr'ghts4 % George Granthzri Rzsn.
SPEAKER Reed says the prezB1ent has
ssyed hsn froru 4 great 9@zl * work AS
session Perhaps fhaf - tire reason Mr.
Tssssl looks 20 hssIsEy. he Nas nAVer "a
Gner physical condition. As - rs nea-
Ia state. ns ages pot sag sasaza 11fnla
TIE ssarinz - any neAfspsss@r mar s. gre
E.fn satisfactory ese& Hr ksei = IN q
receptive. not corn T1gss "a ft4s. csgtstt -
tbs year. Perhaps y @iu base sfssue-
saiaE 70 say taNRrs fas sad - 5lsne- HIS
friends sas BE Is perfectly ssf.sfe3 @srt
tie political outlook aHa r. cBns1e1t be
will be noninAfs4 ~ tae Eegaa4Ae4n con-
sspfoH al 81 Louis
What ssmai.He5 fhe situation Tor TIE
speaker a. TIE hszlnu.ng - congress Wss
tie 1uezsazs 81 fhs grss-3snf. wnzeh MAZE
ii possible - pur Ens farN aa3 11na Bills
fnrough fha house - abruptly Instead
% Il tarfsaient geofTaet*a debate AID coa-
slant flaHef5ssrsag % reconcile Eonfictlrg
interests sn TIE party. tie Republicans hasf
q campaign xhlen vas short. sharp and
eeesssse. gEhat promises 20 D. tne most
important legislator u the session Eas
r,sst through the house attn rush n three
dxvs Before the tst % January. ~Rea
tfe trueort4nf ReTk % long session Eas
.xeeefa9 u aegif. fhe most serious work ~
fnx seszaan waE completed VITA tas
massage o. TIRE tariff and bond niis TIE
soeaker was able . De lack and take LIE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16

c11versat10nsI rnoSesty. a virtue 7cf afro
gesaer r8rrsnr nStE vglbIfe rzaH
Mr. Eaeaker Reed breakfasts wir1 IS
wife Ar daughter a. ak9ts c@
Whether be hzs ban sn1 eggs 0r mutton
cfsore o. fass particular rssTntnx 90
know. ard dsn't aarss He prpaasslF nas
q znsss znnNtEse Ter his s3os9- wbsts*er =
~ ss~ xrsn f. xssrs sxrssEent Pays8csi
sou8lglsr. who takes AL fs5e xiesp his ~
ssra Feaeires usually has a good APPETITE
ARD god aigeztioE His 6FeakfzEf eassss
Ar Heed takes sMe levatar - ne fDHrfn
neoF ~ ire Slaoes fzazz arr erfsTs rs ~ =
Hs fn6s aiN stezoxrsgslsT zs1fsrg 11F nins
and fhss re2rusfg there y a. esEF b1f1-
1seauhsr from western state. VINO has
came - zak sh1 speaker ssgtee akozt
naeAs1rs 30 Thinks % ntressetng ~.
Reed rrests tfe Western member hy rarzss-
He kmsws aa q - names Bow Elt5oAzt
aTofuafirg
Hs halss out hia hand ard SAYS. Coed
rneFnsnz. with that gscliAar Name dTaw -
which nas gaine1 national rfe0gnifton
since Mr. Reed ensEre3 c2ngr@ss lie
ssoesu-s smile, ard MS fare - - grssts Dis
visitor Il a stasssI4g blank II Mr. Reed
ever Hlavsa poker. ne 0gght . Be inFlncs-
bic Ar tae game
ssr Ren3 motions the visitor 20 tbe
leather covered armchair ard sits eoWn AZ
fhs desk Re salts for tbs OTHER rnaa .
open fhs conversaflon. gives BIN the in
formation BE- seeks ard hass h2nB cut -
lhe r0eus. ssin with that stols1. serious ex-
pFesElyn- Mr. Reed II much more Likely
So m-le as he 3Sn afteranees thsE a. ihoss
% aRgthef-not fr1ns lack of appreciation
a. sM re has TIE PECULIARLY which usen
found Ira Charles p browne. the Arte-
mus " ard q literature. EruEne's hBTngr
bslbs,ss5 over ln = cAgekis or a Ia agh before
4 found expression and the hirta = q
happy i8ea in bis cwn mind gave him ex-
aaisite pleasure
Having disposed % bis visitor, Mr.. Reel
farna - tue pie Of papers on his desk-
There are the Washington CITY ard Balti-
more snf Philadelphia papers 81 The morn
ia@. - course, and re Boston and Port
land papers Cf she dag before and mass
% other journals. mos Of them containing
articles esasDae8oassy marked Mr.. Reed
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MARK THESE POINTS.
Invaiids should Mark;

First-That the Copeland system is a
rebuke 30 the sin and abuse Of overcharg-
ing the sick.
Second-That under the Copeland sys-
TEN no patient IS subject % uncertain or
ca PRECIOUS fee-chargirg or 20 any tax
levy or expense whatever beyond the
assessment OF s. monthly. inciudsng all
medi-ines-
Thfrd-That chronic cases described IN
symptom blanks BY country patients are
diagnosed and treated by mail with phe-
nomeEai success.
FCurfh-That consultation IS free and
a. who have chronic diseases are cor1ia v
invited 10 come 70 the once and consult
with the physicians about them, or 10
write fully and freely 0y mail
Fifth-That the Copeland specialists
cure chronic catzrrh. asthma. bronchitis.
malignant catarrh u the stomach aus
kidneys. and al chronic raaiadles wtta
great expedition and az httle expense.
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sore. and my breathing was rucn OF
Ssr1actes / was - hosrss al TIRES t1st
had 20 stop business because p ms 10y
~ -l,sr- r-a-arzse Weak and os5coaT-
aged. and I lost flesh 20 such Al exieflL
thai nay esnaclate9 appearance maze ~
partner tatnk I had coFsslfnf tion So
wus.S7 not last long Dor quite t-li's
49, ~t9r6 - TIE cures effected by nc
Capelana Medical Institute. aD1 s.ss.e -.
earlsffserable t;rne satisfying Esxselt Ia
- C-,7r-a3arsga SPECIALISTS understood iaeiF
1885, Wen I vas satisfied or iris
fast / began taking treatment. al ~.
proved - ra3izlv thai ! NAS 81 -. -
was even bsyond my hopes- g = a. -,
-. .,ls ny rso~e. though exposed 20 al
- -.,sts .sfrlx ts5ae we're - severe Gfaon To
Formerly Nv throat - well M 49, e.. 49,
h-ad a~s lear. ard there are 70 afos,p 49,
49,, nv t9~osf. Ms appetite = goad. Ataa
-. =, -,-.-5 49, until an heavier taAfl
aver before. / Zee. perfectly SeA ana
strong
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AN END TO PAIN.
Fourteen Years of suffering Ended by
the Kill of the Copeland SPECIALISTS
In Treating Obstinate Chronic Dis
eases

The success OF the Copeland specialists
in treating al kinds OF thronic diseases Is
stpwn IN the case OF Mrs. Charlotte r
Jarvis, Of Wo0dinvllle Junction. Wasa-.
who formerly lived at Ne John street.
between Poplar and Weed streets. Seattle.
For Il years she suffered tae Undesirable
fortunes OF rheumatism. accompanied ~
ca;arrff OF the stomach and constipation.
Her troubles began with an liberated
throat and at that time her throat was
burned and the tonsiiS removed About
her case she says;
Rheumatism tortured me constantly
and I suffered from sick headache and dlz-
illness / could not work or sew, ard
could not steep az night. My appetite
failed ard ! had great distress after eat
ing. To add 70 my troubles. ABOUT six
months ago a growth appeared on my
back. between my shoulder blades, which
a physician I consulted pronounced to be
& cancer and incurable. | was IN a coDGi-
ton OF physical collapse and mental de-
spondeucy, when the statements CT per
sons cured at tie Copeland Institute
caused me to again hope = ltlle and |
went 70 the office for consultation and
treatment Under their care a. once BE-
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IT'S ONLY FAIR.

DIR. Copeisnd's conception of fairness
il that afflicted people, seeking = care
for their tnhrmities. 81 ouid have the
advantage Of the fullest possible under
standin : Of the treatment offered them
before disbars.nE money for its benefits
Those applying In person at the Cope
land Medical Instltute az quite vel
eome TO a trial treatment. in practical
IL ustrstion OF the Copeland syst ua.
without charge. For those taking rega-
iArtreatment th.re IL NO expense berond
the nominal assessment of IS monthly
including medicines. for the brf-fest
time possible to a permanent eurs.
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You II you were PROSTATE with some
dreadful chronic malaiy and withsat
the means TO pay big fees. All who suf-
fer from cat2rrh. asthma or bronchitis.
burning rheumatism disng urinx skin
diseases. lung or throat affections, liver.
kidney. bladder. stomach bowel
trouble or apy other Wasting, chronic
ailment are welcome. every time. 10 all
tho benefits of the Copeland Medical In
stitute. the Collins baiiding. cerner Sec
ond aud James streets. without expense
yond the nominal assessment OF 80
per month. ali medicines incIaaed.
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,ioss NOT follow the news tn detail tie
abaarhs the substance OF What is published
IA a glance down she printed page occa-
s.onally bis eye iinsers or a paragraph for
a minute. II - more likely 10 pause az
an abusive paragraph Than Al one which
praises, TO- the speaker - eatert2- ned
vastly ~ me abuse 81 some men. Moth
ing has afforded him more amusement
than the attack made by an a0ti-Catholie
a T.. A. paper in are West. which charged
him with Roman Catholic sympath.es be-
eauHc he attended a dinner Of the famous
Gri5iron clah. AZ Naich Mgr tBow Card
nah Safolii was a guest The author Of
this paragraph accused Mr.. Reed OF being
"cummon autocrat
Mr.. Re~d's Morning Visitors.
''NoR Why don't he say / vas an un-
common antocrate@ said Mr. Reed with
a chuckie when he showed the paragraph
20 a friend
As Mr. Reed Is elanclng AZ the papers
bellhoy brings card. The stenographer
takes Is and rcads the name
sswhO = itrr SAYS the speaker
The stenagrapher does not know.
well tell him 20 come up." says the
stseaker. wen ses what he wants"
a sell dressed man e usherod 80 two
minutes later. Ia IS New ENGLAND man.
a Republican. who has called % pay his
RESPECTS. Mr. Reed receives him With the
showed 20 the member - congress draws
hin Into conversation 8hoat his own az
fairs. quickly Hn1s some topic IN watch
they have a mutual Interest ana At the
ena az ave minutes sends the visitor away
thoroughly self saiisnesL
lie goes wnen ihe acleoy brings another
ears Thls Is from a member OF The house
v.stb whom the speaker has confidential
reiaftans~1eE slatve relations. fer person.
a1v Mr.. Reed has few lntiuates THIS
r,ensber has come % consult villa the
sneaker about the business IN prospect.
an4 With Inn MF. Reed holds long co1-
a4entgat conversation Sc low tone.
N.snt.uae tao CARTS come cap, and 20 ore
visitor he Sends wort that he must come
st esrae ether t.ms To the stAer he sends
rs atrrserraphcr 20 learn MAI MS hust-
pssa is ans K possible o. dispose 0i D c1,
Tna member has &c visit one - the de-
t.artr,ents before EoinE 20 {he capitol lie
sxetisea himself AMI hurrieS away. Mr..
ra.-f fakes his watch out 81 bis LEFT hand
...sf ,,,.-kat reachfnz across his expansive
vxafsfcaat with his right hand te get Il.
ARA holding it I'm his left hand as na stud
ies the slai II is after q o'cloek. He
renss ~, going To the capitol So be eoes
across tae haN 60 bis sitting room. puts
nn his iang black averco2t ana his 8eray
hat saws Uood-oy - MS Wife AMI dAukh-
ter aud takes the elevator So the ground
eear Tie does not 40 through the
ha7e' office. 1is gives ouf az TIE II street
door culs across 8tagonaliy e. Fifteenth
at~eat ans walks dowa the east slfe -
Ntwaauth street to Feuu1 ivaufa arrrue.
Wr fs regular pedestrian. AMI unless hs
IS Era a great hurry nr the weather IS
ecry htd De walks a, least haif way -
fne capitol ever weruIns. Gf che weather
Is t,aa hs e1r1essr-es calls q hanson cab
SIZE objects ta ere feur-a Hee5er oe.agst ~
f casualty hanrs his beat EettsrE irfa t. ARA
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-----7-----7---------7--
IN A SILK BALLOON.
Prof Andree's Proposed Trip TO the
North Pole.


Harpsy's Round Table
The start wTl be made some tine IN July
or at the Beginning OK August from Nor
skoarna, a small. rocky and snowy aEchi-
pe.szo situated on the n0-tnw western coast
Of Spitsbergen. and the most accessible
part OF this famous territory. Norskoarna
is almost under the eiEntteth parallel, and
although sad and even grim in aspect, this
remote spot viii prove a convenient sta
ton for the departure. as the distance TO
the north pole IS only about go miles Mr.
Andree's balloon. which viii be called the
Northern Pole, Is to be made Of triple
French vanished silk, having a resistance
Of 80 pounds 10 the linear inch IL con-
tains 1890 cubic feet. and has lifting
power OF more than Il. 30 pounds. Besides
the car and its three occupants-AeSsrs
Andree. Ekhoim and Strind5erg-the bal
loon will be supplied with scientific apps-
ratus and 1000 prepared photographs
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gaC 20 improve. and am now fully restored
20 health. The tuT0r on nv back has en-
tirely disappeared. My stomach is all fright
and have a good appetite ard sleep we'll.
but what gives me the most relief g. my
freedom from the forfuring throbs OF rhe,5-
mAtism. / feel better and stronger ths n
for Is years. and would gladly have paid
many times the small fee charged By the
Copeland physicians for the relief I have
received from psin and sickness.
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Ny head felix TGll. and rad severe h<,6
aches Constant dropptnEs n my sArss.
annoyed me 1veaGfully. My stoasass -
came affected. and Al last the eatA-rAsl
poiS0ns weat through my HEtlre system I
bad oppression after eating. soze go.
acA and q great eeIchirv OF gas. Mr sezs
els we're STOPPED %. AID my kidneys rsr,
affected. Every viatsr ! was co1zs ~
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THE COPELAND TREATMENT.

IL cures
L IS mid.
II Is soothing.
IL restores health.
Its cost Is trs1ing.
II IS praised - thousands.
IL Is wifhia the reach q all.
II = gwen fo~ a month for s..
It's cured patients recommend -
IL = taken al home SUCCESSFULLY.
III drives cataTra from TIRE system.
IL demands nc Big physicians fea
IL Is taken hy rich and poor alike.
IL j. both local ard constitutional
liz uses mid. aniiseptic fuhaiations.
Ii reaches distant patients ~ NAH.
IL makes radical and lasting cure.
Ii stops fnnur.srable aches and pains.
II Costs bat s. a month. medicine frss
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COPELAND FEE.

Thu cost Of full course OF treatment
at the Copeland Medical Institute IL at
the rate of So per month. whether the
requisite period of treatment be three
months or three weeks. This fee In
eludes all medicines and the constant
and watchful care OF all patients to .
final cure. Examination free.
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STOPPED WORK EVERY WINTER.
HIS system Was Thoroughly Poisoned
VITA CatArrh. ard He DId Not Care
whether lie Lived Di.d-Bu at the
Skill Of the Cope and Phys efans
Made Wen Man Of Him I'm . Little
Whfls

Living az 20 Fifth avenue is Mr. Thomas
3ctauslsn. wh0 has been resident Of ss-
Seattle FOR Eve years. ard "a ia the employ
o. tne Union Trunk Line Company. The
poisonous secre1iorS q eafarrn lad 50 VI
fAafed Dis entire system that as was almost
ShFs1eal wreck. until ne Was restored 70
asEltA - the marvellous power o. the Cope
land treatment. Re says.
FoE aftesn years I suffered al the dis
trsssius symptoms CO ca44FFa % the nose
and tarozL lily nose Was stopped up 50
t1Ai i A21 % breathe through Ily G-oaIa.