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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

postpone the delivery OF their orders al
ready placed until the end OF February
next year. owing TO the financial straits
most OF them are In.
Another result OF the sudden undertake
ing OF manufacturing enterprises has been
the imperfect work that some OF the es-
tabhsnments have turned out. or 400
iron pipes manufactured By the Nippon
Iron Company. OF Tokyo. for the Tokyo
city water works, go have been found
TO DO below tiSe standard required. The
inspection has been conducted by order
OF the Tokyo district court. as the out
come OF civil action brought against the
company BY the city council.
The New President.
Baron Iwasaki. who has been newly ap-
pointed president OF the Bank OF Japan
IN the place OF the late Baron Kawada- -
q younger brother 10 the late Mr.. Iwasaki
Yataro. president OF thu Mitsub.shl
Kiasha- He was born early in ISL in Fosa
provinca He ably assisted his elder
brother through al hs difficulties. and
played an important part in forming the
gigantic fortune OF their family. lie sue
ceeded hls brother as president % The
Mitsubishi Kaisha- which post he hlei
til the anna gaznatiOn Of that shipping
firm. with another shipping firm, kyodo
Unyu kashs. under the style OF the Nip
pom Yusen Kaisha- on October 81. 1895. be
Was given the rank OF Ju-EO-i. and decor
sted with the fourth class order % merit
OF the Rising sun. on September =, ISS7,
he was promoted 10 the rank % Sao-shl-I:
and on September -. 1850 appointed mem
Der OF the house OF peers. waIch past -
reS zned in the following year. On June
last. hs was created peer. being made
baron. Uuon the death Of Baron kawada
the authorities were very much concern
ed as 10 the selection OF his successor "a
tina head OF the Bank Of Japan, which post
requires a man OF great financial ability
and influence IN The economic world. The
baron was generally considered
the nttest man for the pest bat rs
he was concerned in many enterprises. IN
Guiding banking, mining ana shipping bus
mess and as he Vas friendly 20 statesmen
OF all sections. and he would not ike 20
be thought partial 70 any single statesman.
II was thought that he would not consent
70 accept the post But then no other man
better Etted than Re could BE found. ard
the cabinet earnestly eutreated him %
consent. which he al length reluctant *
did Few men have ever taken office IN
der more favorable auspices a. far - pop
mar esteem IS concerned. One OF the Nip-
pom Tusea kalsha men. meeting the bar
on on the street the morning % his ap-
pointment. greeted HIN.
Well saia the baron. u suppose 7 an
TO be congratulated
Ne" replied hts friend. ~ think Japaa
- 20 be congratulated. "
And that seems 10 b the general yer
diet
Nippon Ausen Is afshR Meeting.
The press dispatches have thus FAR
given very meager particulars 81 tas lat
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THE LESSON Of THE WONDER Of RESlR
That the New Copeland Treatment the Perfection of YEA
of Practice. Crown of the Grandest Medical Work
in the Century. Will Be the Treat
ment of the Future.
THE TREATMENT OF THE FITrp,

very poor. Mv bowels we're 4. 49,
md t1r Uore tEau twenty vAxrs 80
EHre1 from reESrAH- ana ahSft~..- =
srtparon. A. Z Erew elder "a -
see ned - aGect uEe organ After s~ -ss.Ss
ard about i've years &Eo nv htaAs~1s
gan % troGh4e me I szgsF1~aS - ,
from retention ~ urine, scasasre 49,
u1agN distressing symptoms tr.ssss-s. =
tGls trouble. Gi4 rot sleep wal5
was very restless dgring he rsghs =
ss 5sa+sefAose thaf VAS aeteTrrin@s /. -
NeA Al any CBSt. and tried ora r.hv.ssS
after another untN { had frsas - y
fhaB seventeen eminent electors -s.asss
in Seattle 8no e3sgV Eare. olzr re,sss.ss- Z
b@reft Wn8Ee4er- In fact I xrex -
under their treatment, and rad eor-s
the conclusion that e1sre vas - -.
earta for one 50 badly Afflicted al 4 - - =
Like many others WHO Fa& Etve- F-e - -
/ found the way 20 health snd he-.assfs
by reading the AaTeEt sHaent q 80 - -
land physicians. / decided % msks =
effort 20 regain THY health. zad - -. -
assisted 20 fhelr Cfflee. Cor az Ia,
my condition WAS 50 grave that -
expected 10 return 90 Tnv bona -
After a very careful and thoroagh sr--
nation they said they could hsia re- - =.
I commenced treatment. -
Il was too sick 20 expect that M hs.s.
would Dc restored Immediately. a. -. -
realized that * would take line aaa j.
severance. This vas a year ara ~. 4
that tine che Copeland pAyssgSsrs -
made a aeW man 81 me. ! seen 49, 49,
have 3 fine appetite ana have gainss
weight Ny bowels are regular anA -.
IS M more bladder trouble or ca1xa- rTSss
I say fhat a few weeks ago II hsd .ss,s
er and over muddy roads / xasked 49,
nv home to Seattle. a ssstsnea -
naes. and seven mites OF The egarn -
in one dag. yoa VII know hoa esasess.
my cure 81 for ] consider fhfs q xoss.
fnl ching Ger ore = inv age. ar 4
well Pleased with the skiGfal t-sa,rx.,
7 received from the Copeland physscfsss
and 50 happy 20 ae well tAAE I make -,
statement that others may pr0as hy ~
- merle Fs~e ~
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THE SUBSTANCE OF 1T.

POINT I: The Copeland spacsalisss ~.
chronic cafarrh. This Is frankly e..
ceded ~ their professional bgethrsa a.
they have that reputation.
POINT =. The Copeland specialists ezra
asthma ard bronchitis. The pa.ni !
frankly conceded by their prufesssonal
brethren. and they nave that repasases
POINT 2. The Copeland SPECIALISTS eass
malignant catarrh Of the stomach aaa
kidneys. They have that reputSti1E.
POINT &. The Copeland specialist sas
chronic diseases oy NAH They have IA.
reputation.
POINT s. The Copeland specialists ears
chronic maladies with great and rnuszG
expedition. They have that reputation
POINT s. THE Copeland Specialists a
not size up their patients or tTy 70 iaak
into their POCKET books. 4 patient wns
a roll that would fiji a hat W01A rot y
allowed TO pay a Sonny n excess e ~
uniform gee-rate of s. monthly, gaed<.zss
Included
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TsrtSss gr1ga q -stker s4-6v Eogriztjo-s- TAse
trs1 sign o. colfaree came 81 a crE - dis
treSz Grem Osaka where sGTeEak prominent
frszs rad eAsir p2g-g rvetesze1 ard were
threatened with bankruptcy.
rs late Earua Eawada. president -
the Natiazal BaEk q 5agan. Vas CT his
wzy 70 ghs Hesd - trsnste w1en he was
ov@rFakaa by Sickness az ESeto. sid death
ordered TIE Enal balancing q his ac-
counts. TIE rex president Earon Twas
Ak g man o. great financial rsy1t2-
rana and * i h@3seTe5 faaE vita his
sxrony hard a. TIE treasury helm TIRE
fnarscial a@alrs q the country VII be
sac
ne e said 70 - TOW giving special a.
sa-f50n g the Osaka district. TAere TIE
tro153e 81 by ID means ended, TIE }oeat
r1pers state that hur fer timely ASSIST
ance there would have been q number
a. failures there L j. reported b. TIE
Chuzsi SnoEvo EAat rse native r1echaEts
fn kc6e wFao ars engaged in tns ir79arEa-
tiou % foreign cloths sud sairFlnss, have
agreed 70 spproaca TIE foreign Gr11s
wzta whom they deal ard ask them %
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prices are xosng Up n Japsn O. almost
a. A.: eles TABOR 1ncst46e1. ts2t eater &at2
lie cos. q pF8s4mesien ard tsso e04L O. ~
taE TIE very cnol5ss--out v ~ Hao2l- 4
49, faa gsTy coolssz shea appaFsslLAy lE~F
sre among TIE first 20 note and tase ad-
xansars q Ia increased demand fST a.
tarE
Tae sorsgzza- a. a distance from Japan
uho thinks that living in 1okoaaTa2 Or
Tokyo IL cheap IS laocTing gn6eT q dela-
ssan gouaH Tn4nEx are cheap. hai tAsy are
fhe exeepssgns, ard even they are not %
cheap a. thng were pear or tEo axe. FoF
fsssancsz. hers are some prices % family
supplies ard provisions in Yokohama
waleh I copied frem sassoook actually
g. use Beef s1rIaln, = cents I'D
saart = cents. Famp Or round,
- centa. carue1. - cents Hllst.
g. csnsS. soup meat ls cents sasi, Is
cents. dog meal. 5 centss tongues, e&en,
o. cents: smoked. = cents corned. -
seats. fyIpe. PER pound. csItas Ever.
cents. brains. each u cents. OK tsils. z
cents. kidney. l. ee1ts. veal: chop per
yssslaa = cents. feet. 2 cents. Leg p cents
liver each = cents. head. - cents nut
tor lex PER pound. 81 cents. crops. PER
pound A. cents. SHOULDER. = cents. KID
regE. esca. e cents head. each. . cents.
liver. - cents: feet cents pork: per
pound 81 cents. coFne9 u centa. head.
cents. sausage - cents. liver. each. =
cents. breakfast bacon the sane family
.As pzvfnx - cents pound for. and a. :.
comes from the United States there II EVIL
oeuslF . bg margin % rFosit somewhere
q onx the lire b4t rot for tire man who
eats g. Butter. in the same little, teli-tais
.Tassbook. showed up al p cents pound.
coarse quality of clarified sugar Vas
charged ~ - ernts Coffee was down az
8 eenfs and cheese was only 70 cents
Tbs cheapest respectable eggs retail IN
Yokohama ar So cents apiece or ~ ceats q
aazes. despite the fact that I san them
s1ia IN Shanghai a. % 70 Il cents , dozen.
and s. Goats bar a few cents % bring them
aeross All these prices quoted are IN
JanAness currency.
Railway tariffs are being revised, and IN
ere instance that % the sanyo road
freight rates have been advanced % per
Gers. since November e. fsG
The Oriental Economist publishes an IN
feresting table showing the rise IN the
Trarket prices OF commodities during the
ave months ended October last. TIE fig
ares are obtained by taking the ruling
prices N January. lssf. as tho standard
q q ZOO.
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Two Armies-the Regular and Irreg-
ular,

To which would You prefer 20 belonge
The regular. Eu1ou5Ted- s.. The irTegu3sFs
are. admittedly. t1e most numerous. bus
trey are &c very In desirable state q no
discipline. H0stefter's Stomach Bittcrs
viii soon remedy this Waut ~ . d.sor-
da-e2 liver cr bowels. Billousnsss mani
TESTS itsslf Sc ye.sOwneEs o. tne skin and
eye8aEs sour breath. fUrred tongue.
fty OF tns liver vertigo aud sick head
ache. Hosts - people safer thus. These
signs 81 insu bcr1lnarl1n 10 me govern
ales 81 health. together with as IrreEu-
lar con1 -lon of the boweIs. are soon rcgJ-
lste1 hy the BitterS. w6ie1 also oVercorues
malaria dyspepsia. rheumatism, neural
g1a. nervousness and K kidney trouble As
a means OF checking premature decay.
fastening cHuFa }esce1Ce. and mitigating
the t16rmi-les of age. the great tenlc IS
without parallel.
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term Ea - 1878 tc-s. II n:Ne- words
. $50 gross t--ee were added 70 -hs
H- ~.1 US noN shea- touble t-S for
utr strength in 1855 the number ~
Eltss covered -v t1e ToE-@s Of IRE CON-
F4Uf -7T,.@G ASA domestic was "a 6se.
ue gre 1r-s--- Mileage has reached
t1 te 4-11t taree and Azts
t1a~ tte t-1la~ mileage. o. distance e.JEat
90 rR5re reUrt -ra W1rit and am aafE-
lanal .Eu 90 aa miles II p stra 5Ehr
-re eye ,a De termed ~ ire 81 vessels 81
@ce-4 ceFeF g distance Cf Ar1gt tnrae
-e@. and ..fae Twelve neW s-aa uas -
E9H eelr-- ~ construction wFra
hr0GE1t loto are tsev wogl1 ada another
-e N-ta gee general Gega4orrueo. ~
tr cs t1f ca0lsai ~ Eae company
has saso reer .sE -ease1 largely Er rssg
I. Amounted - yea --.59S. -. 4z1 tbs a2a
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on the whole. the rise % wages Is less
than the appreciation ~ eoumofities
The native house owners % lnkoha ma.
or a considerable number - them, com
sin1f In srnter1ber last. ana issued a cir
essllar 20 their tenants informing them that
srofn October tha rents 81 thsir houses
would b. raised = per cant. ia ths easg %
houses frenunE on wRia thorouEhfaTes.
ard - Per cent. for back hnuses Tnis .n-
grease ~ rent = row being carried oUt in
rnnny Instances. The reason given hy th@
united landlords for tha Increase - fbe
enhanced cost - timber and carpenters
WAGES.
The carpenters are rot ths onlv 'shor-rs
g. Jarsn Sow asking for more" On sv-
cry st8s there is TIE same cry. sna IN
separate letter ora labor tn Japan l hope -
give some % the part ou'ars
The frat serious "baek" against lara
reese exsartlon r. now seem" in Y,kaAasua
ana Tokyo. especially n the FORMER eifv.
where TIE foreign buyers of frrsh oests
have organized FOR ths arst tiaa" MARKET
house ~ opposition - the natives Tire
nxhs promises - ~ lively cve ard fs
snneh discussed &C. the 17-ai papers -
one 81 these Il fs statsS that 3he Jaas7ass
butchers have openly threatened tHRt fh-
rev raarkrs cannot rsn Ea~see tFan two
months Ia Javan K.rh threats mean
something Tor ~ ro other eeEutry tn tse
world. perhaps s~e the iah1r unI1-s a~f
sra8e guilds - perfectly organized sra
eerfataty 81 r1 otNer cfyEirhE ccNrtrv q -
sh4v - coann,efc'v tn ec-a'sa~3 - me s.t-
uat.or. fhs3~ employers haytex 70 osNrr
available s2are fer a sgpr'v - fat-~ r
several recent Instances the 1ahc~r~z have
wca sigma tviamrhs the.r employers ~
inw compelled 81 ccreosi> 81 advance ~
wages
VITA sfch = Ngsiress as that - ~rest
market the case g 5fTer--t ans -he-e
seems - - NJ NatfH srr Wv foreign
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DEAFNESS CURED.
The Wonderful Eject OF the Cope
land Treatment Upon One Seasiy
Deaf

Mr.. William Holder. for eight years a
resident OF Port Blakeley. feels that ;
miracle OF cure has been wrought IN -
case. He says:
Il have h&d catarFn q the nose -
threat for twenty-f0Gr years. A arefsss
discharge from the nose and orogRar
into the throat kept IRE busy VITA 81
handkerchief and ia hawking sud spsfiix
70 keep my throat clear. My si9m1sa
was poisoned and I could not digest ~
food. suffered from sour st9EissA
beating and obstinate constipation 10
cstarrh spread from my nose and ID
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

Table salt shows the highest rise, tie
average quotation IN the month os October
being rs as against 10 IN January. iss4.
on the other band. sugar has fallen con-
riaerahly Nancy. from 20 10 per cent.
Considering the period from January,
1854 10 the end 81 last year. - appears
that the market reached is highest point
81 December. 1se5 the average quotation
sor MI the above staples standing AZ II.
il January % this year tho average figure
fau e 1T. bat rose 70 Ia In August and
a. "a IN October,
a steady appreciation o. n. market
rrEess OF commodities IL naturally follow
81 BY rise 81 The rates OF wages. Con
cernlng that point. some idea may De
gatherAd from the following table. in
which the figures for 1894 are taken from
ahe eleventh annual report 81 the depart
rnent of agriculture and commerce, and
&hcse for May. $50 and ias. from ;hs To-
tyo Asshi.
Daily wages OF midals-clsss mechanics
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COPELAND FEE.

The cost of a full course of treat
ment at the Copeland Medical In
sfItute for any chronic aiiment or
maIady is at the rate of s. per month
whether the requisite period of
treatment be three morths or three
weeks This fee includes all medf-
cfnes and the constant and watch
full care of all patients to n hnal
cure. Examination free.
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reriat ret,aay c-ge-E Pc ar lezs v-s-
csHr<e En- rg~=ts ir -@e case 70 r-e-e s-e-
SD aTr-seastaus su-wee. t-.n ss-.ss.
faz; tsat several 3.rsrt-. $3.50. -s-.s-s
Eare been r~a5- f,r sac a~s .s- ~s-e
rs4A rNa acseo-i-.@ - -aTe ce- re-
sey tr@site s@ciss1e as - -ra -. ~
rs-.vsy ce-szrlsc .tae ls severn, fr-aes
Panic Ehr~atcara.
He aI "aoew rerfc-ts fhat - 5arsn
t-s rs .e-.s eEI resent derl.o. -a<rss.
e--t IS tae Easaka District s3Fe
h-a4s ~cuse - cheese foretetv Car aaa-
Tie saas.n eSpaussen ~ iEfastrlat en-
terrrass- lrans1ess Tea r.ACy Ee-chsars
Co aTer-e-s. airs and E. t4s csr-aille I'D
e. lbs sa-4 -l-sll~2e1t - soazs EeW eater
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HEARIx RESTORED.
Mr.. LAFAYETTE nenedict. 5o7 Miss'

Mrs. Lafayette Beneiict. 5o5 aissi'
sipp1 Ave Portland. or our Htas =.
w@afev had scarlet fever when be -
4 years cd. which left him Nlth paa -
% catarrh. HIS hearing wss anr.' -. = :
he became almost deaf HIS heag 80 =
stopped up that az tiues th99Shs <.
would choke Since his treAfWens TX -
C8asiar3d physicians re ls almost Ahs a
new boy. He hears perfectly ~
breathes freely
MIR. Frank Nehren, Oregon sifs' -
7 suffered with cRtarrh for three ef 80.
years before / went 90 the COpelaaa -. -
rwte Sly nose w8s SD stopped Up I 80
scarcely breathe through q. ny 49,
was 4uiL ard my eyes weak ARD i.h -
Gov my hearing j. perfect ard -
strong and well IN every way.
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NJ John Fountain farmer residing
at Black River Junction. King county.
Wash. wh0 a. the aEe % = has been
taking the Copeland treatment for ca
tarrh affecting his nose. throat, bowels
full and complete recovery. SIS well ana
favorshIy kuown in this part % the state
Mr.. Fountain IS ore OF the pioneers q
lss3. having crossed the plaius iu that
year. settling u California. whore re
lived for tWenty-four years prior 10 COM
ing 70 Washington in 1S15 lie tells q
his cure ln these words.
Il am now 3 years % age, and up 20
the fnal and eotnpIete restorat.on 81 ny
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been la poor health for the last trt~rt-
FIVE years. n faeE Z may Say mat ar
not recall a tirus when I felt perfa-FI,-
well NJ tTouhis commenced ta.rtv-fsa
severe pains in tse stomach ard rosrafa
TIE 8CrtoT y no atte8oed NE sF tnat rfr~a
proaoGured * congestion 81 tae liver s~F
I11gs. Ever since I have been s-e,rti.'.ef
vita a pain ia NY chest ana a co75yr
This coagn gradually grew worse ,rt5f
bout seven years ago 81 became -, 80
that I could scarcely breathe and f@e
ieagt effort exhausted Us@. ASIDE from thfa
cough, there Was bad discharge frrlr,
EeE nose. a dropping ia IT thr5ar a-s I.
constant hawking and splitting ara 9rss~
- clear ire threat also notireF 49, ~
this trouble grew worse i seemed =. -
fest NJ ears. &z1 NJ hearing becarns
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MIR. Prank Nehren, Oregon tff,' =
DR.. COPEL4ND'S BOOK FREE ~
ALL

W Yen live out OF the city wriN
for Doctor Copeiand's book cosfsis
lag a description b. Doctor Cepsisss
of The Treatment That cures. per
tor CopeiaBd's Monograph en- ps''-
ness Doctor CopeIand's Hss
srnph ON Catarrh. and Doctor ssfE
LANDS famous symptom aHesu'
sa.erfblnx disease In ifs dthefs'
form.. The book viii be males
Won FREE.
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WAGES AND PRICES.
BOTH STEADILY CLIMBING UPw ARD
IN JAPAN TO-DAY.

sone Plata Fsefs Prem the Posf-in-
teIaIEcn~er-s special Correspond
rus ahoEt the Cast of ftstzg In
the LAID of the H8sInE SHH-f-s-
nor and Trades uufons strongly
Organizes sad AgEressISc-ssar"n
I~asmka. the New President Of the
xfppon EGEEe-FafI Account Of the
uuaI wretfnR-JaDsn's Foreign
Policy.
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MORE OF THE MARVEL
OF CURING CATARRH

An Interesting and Impressive In
stance of Curing Catarrh OF Many
Years Duration-one OF the Many
Gases That VIII PaEgIe the Profess
sion Of Medicine. W lille fiiustrat-
ing the Triumphant Success of DR.
CaueIandf. New Treatment.
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Mss IDA Templegon, q Tolt, King Co,
Wash. has recently taken . course O.
treatment at she Copeland Institute Tor
Catarrh and Asthma. from which she aas
suffered since her childhood. In speaking
OF her cure she said:
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VOWED my ears I had 4 putrig tlschafEs
from one ear for ahout ffFe vea0 an1 Il
most lost my hearing. ! improved stsss,
isy under the treatment % the Copei@a.
physicians The discharge from ny -
ceased ard ] reEaaued my hearing ~
discharge from the nose ard the aE0ppssI
into the throat have ceased. ny sso1s
ach has reEaiue8 igs normal ca1assioa -
my bowels are regular ID their o9eFza..ss.
I ara in better health man for maj
wears -
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CATARRH AND ASTHMA.

Her Parents Thought She Had Con-
sumption and Wonid Debut Tn
der DIR. Copeiand's New Treatment
She Got Well aud strong.
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Another century VII gay even greater
tribute - tEe name q IRE Famous faySl-
clan thsn he has received IN this Great
scientists have sa2a o DocJ0r Copeland.
We know him ts he "a MUSICIAN
many years in advance of hi. tise.
Marx wei Tia truth OF this in thess
cures o. deafness ard % bronchial dis
ease, OF heart troub.e. os skin disease.
% serious and nault.form sicensss--cnres
plainly IN possible lnaeT the G<kno " 4efle 81
methods % The present day.
Mediocre medical men may scoN or
doupt. hur the confident. candid minds -
ths really great men IN The profession
acknowledge that these cures are no part
OF the practice. % even the advanced spe-
Cialists OF .Es 1ay--shat tAey belong 70 an
era tn medicine that has not yet "a wned.
Mark vel IN this wonder of results the
truth that few years hence al VIII Ac-
knowledge.
The new treatment that the Cope
land physicians ere now giving first
10 the people viii he the treatment
of the future.
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sz- declared Il favor q re-s1=cfInz ne
o.x8cEzls rev IN crszee. t1gagn al cazsc-
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III you live away from the elf,
write for Home Treatment sympss-
blank.
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