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LIKE A WHIPPED DOG.
sssr Returns - Havana-ut. ns.-
sssn"n Rejected for the Tine
His Army Wr~r

neJeeted for the Time
His Army = Wreck.
SW ioRK, Aug. IA sts,a.es :. -.
9Na Irona Havana via Key west savs.
usn. "syssTE SIMMER caranafxn
came % al !nglorsosss end las. 49, So
wren ne returned 90 this rssy 80 ~.
froes hr.ng on his rear quart 81 -
~ay tsens Asuacase to Havana. ira go.
an general made public eysrr, f,,.,x ~.
S.pi'si. -o1t bis reception was cssigy
zen "eyier cabied hss rs~fyratf,,.
Aearsc on Thursday. Last ma -
.1sy % tne reply he received Re va. ,rls
70 remain tn Cuba 20 long az ,be $50.
ministry holds power. The sns,..,s. - 49,
intense, but no excitement snn@a~. -,
'"e s1rIace- The captain general vss, 49,
cseas len. Wevler viii Fave ha-s -.
me splendid force OF -, sso u.s., 80
placed In Gen WeyIer's hands 1. :, -.
,fath De told. now only a satssras -s~,ss
1T a tropical sun has proved rao-s IA.
k,Fuctive than battles With ,ha nx.sr
Ton OF the fortunate ores sta.s,,aa -
aooat Havana. the Spanish solt,s-s a. :.
DAG way. They have 20. received ,h.,-
pay toF months. they are weak from ar
A.ss ahh poor food, and they are hssi.
eiotheti and many nave no shoes
IN mort. the Spanish army in cr.h, a.
the offensive. ~ 13Ao
HAVANA. via Key West Au~ ~.
midnight last Wednesday nigh, ; ha-s -
insurgents entered the town OF Ga,,usr,n
province OF Santiago dc Cuba. ard rro.
cseied 70 the jail. where the inxurrsn.
ssaaer. fericho Perez. has been conenea
iof some time, with the intention OF fibsr-
snns ann, An attack was made upon tho
Jail, but the Insurgents were comps,,ra To
retire by the troops stationed In the prtsen
there were losses or both sides.
simultaneously with the entrance irto
the town by this band. other groups Of In
srgena entered by different routes ara
joined forces on the Plaza de Armes.
several stores were plundsrsd After an
engagement. the garrison OF the town Sic
ceeded IN compelling the Insurgents 70 re-
tire
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Be mach interest has been aroused

b mach Interest has been aroused
BY the series Of articles by Doctor
Copeland ON the relation Of catarrh
10 consamption that he has, In the
following talk. explained what his
experience has Taught him In all
the years OF his practice CONCERNING
catarrh and consumption. Doctor
Copeland sayss
"The Great trouble that I md IL to
explain 70 the people 50 they Will
unAerstaAd the importance Of TAX
fag caro- Of their breathing appara-
tss, which II undoubtedly the most
important part Of the body. While
man may live quite . time without
food and without water, he dies
In . very few minutes when robbed
of air. and IL he does not get air
In sa0cient quantity and Of proper
quality he Will suffer and iinsen
along until he develops an incur
able disease. from which he will
die. IL II very hard to show tho
people how ample, common ca
tarrh. which II 80 prevalent. 10 .
forerunAer Of such serious c0nse-
qucnees ~ bronchitis and c0nsump-
tiOa.
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Lionfxed by His Race.

Louixytiie COurter-Journst.
George Dining. the negro who killed
Jodie Conn in Simpson county. delivered
his lecture last night at Odd Fellows hail.
Thirteenth and Walnut streets. TO an
audience OF about 3eo people. The lecture
Is simply a review OF the case as already
outlined In the Courser-Journal. Dining
spoke for at least two hours. A. intervals
during his discourse he would close
sentence by saying. Well believe that
Is about all know" One OF the auditors
would then go TO him and whisper in his
ear. Dining would then resume the lecs-
ure by saying, Il forge; all about that,
but will tell II now"
At the conclusion of his talk Dining
said IL he had not made all points clear
he would willingly answer any questions.
A stream OF questions poured in. and an
other hour was consumed In answering
than. A collection was taken up and IS
contributed.
Dinnins's family has been removed 10
Jeffersonville. Ind. The proceeds of his
lectures will 60 toward fitting up his
home and defraying his expenses until he
can find work. DINING Is a lion among
the colored people, both in this city and In
Jefrersonyilie. They follow him around
as II he were a superior being. and greed
iIy devour his slightest ut,erances. In
fact. Dining Is living In clover. He has
more money than he ever had In his life,
and Is decidedly s gentleman OF leisure"
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Pr0per Course for Sufferers.

The proper course for sufferers II
thiss Read these symptoms careful
~ over, mark those that apply tn
your case, and bring this with yOu
to the Copeland Once. II Sou live
away from the city, send them by
mail and ask for home treatment.
In either instance. and whether by
mail or once treatment. the patient
may be assured Of the speedieat re-
lief and cure possible to enligh hit
eaed medicinc.
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NANTAG1-A. Nicaragua AUG. It
s,,n, OF President Zelaya's advices arc
eeI.stt,,s for war with costa Rica- One
reason Is that Costa RicA refused 20 join
re organization OF presidents az AEa-
ala In TSas ., keep one another II power,
another. that Costa Rica Won every p,int
IT,. tfsa boundary arbitration. third. thst
costa Riea has decided 10 ADMIT eSt@4 N
s~.,~t.s f-ss az duty south OF :he San
r,.a~ H. Novts river With the design -
,,,,tr,llgrx that river and the port az
C;reytow-sl: another. thar President lgie-
stas az Costa Riea. has been agreed o. -
he Ysrss president ef the eonfsa"F&cy ef
eve Central American states thus tasAN. ~
san gosa de Costa kIca The capital sr6
s,sytng fgsesi4s command Q. the cSnSlised
armies
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ARer,xe - --'-------
swim" TEN PER CENT. DUTY.
S"fsu"rs of Law REGARDING
s"e i"snorts b~ R,ttr,at

ssAsHiSGroN. Aug f4-..,or,a,. CO
A. @, ,s today gave a hearing "a
; ss..tsa .ses,ss u the question. involved
.,r, ~ = OF he new tariT act. some
,l,ss - re Secretary Of the treas sYrv re-
est,r.. . =. from the collector ~
b. s.s Na'eaFo that a large feV,ice II
Ia. gor, - soosaS had been received AZ
e shs.As- canadian road ana ask
&S nrost.. ~ az Der t,.sat. imiratiag
aess ssass - u sfrtioa - applied 10
Nfs-res >, s"e Gls,ss51c was az once
ssssA- ~''NI3feT general fn- Al
sass g,is., ~ it}ags' ~ the Boston 81
ifse-ssv So NonEany, however. me
asy. >'~' eee1aefd 20 Siye a hearing
Fsr-e- s..
{. sasse- q - taras!e appeared Yer
Sc-fsarv r,-'as Nsor ava former Assistant
SSsrc Of Trade tas ~, N,nu.,e.....
y. I sen CT EcS, o..
ssssssr =. vas the first speaker. TIE
s.ssess 49,, .,s ss-a' Wa whoshcr goods
y rss.ss s, N..''na or Japan 10 points ia
s-ae-sss5er. s- hEfuEh Canada Ners
sas s.ssr,|' '"',' \&nAdA By ths meaning
y Scr .s,s.t Al laa case % a transact
fess II fssts'N7 said; re. % che sale II
ss was Ia - tsisychaat ia Boston
ses rus,,s - 80 net iaTS The tr4rss:
sssgA cs-.s t.VNse 'hey tr.sa; coc,e n
8. sS'ses, ne inx's.-,s ....,,, go
ee esaorts.t,-s 80. N'' -
Sc " svoas w,s-s - -. $50 "a
sss by railway A.. -, ~ ,''e 1a't-
e.ssa. the sefrf.o- - = .,''3 q TO ~
e. ass'Ss r,slsnx has s..fa.. = -
soats Cd no, r~~@...,-. as, 80, a.. ~
assa 'A'a tie moaning q, ga
ss ., .sssisioa q the ah,v. ,.....,..
Is :. 49, hinged unoY -. ..9,e.- 80
saaa.s .g,seet upon tAss, a.. $50. ~,
r. ,Nsniag ,n'o ne 1-..,5 So
,N IA, ~ Gus countries tts s,A..-t,s
sssax, verbs a.a nos Ply :, so,s.
=, asa So IS who has .~ ,.,.-, .....
sgls.s, ss'y las, n5sa, +, 80 - NO ~,
sEss .,. SAD thai 50 ser. ~ ., a., -"
sia ". e the v,...,. = CID 70,
ess =. isac-sss. ~, :. .F cf..' 80, =
ssa sss. s.. s,a,as. r.'a.es 60, ',,a :. =
saA~ 'sd r. vessels :. =, -
- .. res s's;u,e az 70, r..
- ases. "a. He srxs~s 49,
ss-a ~ s.s seea inserted = = 9-.r "a.
ssse-s - .eett irarortatf,rx wht,.h
- hpkss ne aiscr .galnat.n,- - '''' -
~sA u tie ia.x c.sgsa
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I SENATOR EXPIRES.
- uIsssssIPP'. DEAD AT
ru SUMNER HONE.
n.r<er - Lawyer, Judge.
.,,lser ssa sf.se'"@"-''nsre
a.aDsy p. Wright, of Nsssa-
..~,<tts, rsssd Dead BY HIS Wife.

-~c,r MA. Aug. IA telegram
:. ~ Associated Press tsis aft
aes1 - ~ MISSISSIPPI CITY. tie 6<s1f
sa1ooA - Ys,ors. announces The death
eeea - 1tasss Senator James H. George
ee,ssor George tcsrneyee from
= = :, cayro;Iton. 70 the Cuff about
- - s,a ard hoped the change would
- -, Ard Il was thought that IL
oeeeS s.e -. nevs came today ce the re-
kpA
-. : Georxs. Of CsrroIiton. was
Il uanroe county. Ga. October "a.
~ a.. s..Fs- having died Ii. his infancy.
- .ha years OF age. with biz
- - Noxutee county, Miss. wnsrs
1870 tvo yezrs He then removed 10
- e,o..uty. where hs was educated In
-mon schoels then existing. He
lnl'ss-...~.,.,s Al q private in the First r@gi-
-. - ulEsiss,p.,. volunteers in the Mex
- ~ commanded BY Col. jefferson
-. en6 was a. the battle cf Monterey.
- =. ,esssyn. ne studied law and was sd-
- a. he bar tn Carroll county. de
- s,xrfed reporter OF tire high court Of
- ara Appeals ia 1854. reelected in
- sad prepared and published ten VOL
-. a. The reports Of the decisions Of
~, curt, and afterwards pre-
- sna pubiisned a digest Of eli the
ss.l1ens OF the supreme court and high
- 81 esrcrs and appeals OF thai state.
49, he sdmission Of the state into the
r,s,r 10 and Including the year 1870. He
- . nsnasr o. the convention in MISC,
s.ssss Re- lsei which passed the ordinances
= se.essten and be- voted for and signed
-. tne,rumsnt He was a captain In the
F-raetn regimen, CT Mississippi voian-
s,.s Ia the Confederate states army.
Ssfsards q brigad.er-seneral of state
ssoca. and lister colonel Of the Fifth regi-
80 n Mississlppi cavalry In this Con-
su1essse ssstss army. He was chairman
= he Democratic state executive COM
.s,ses Of Mississippi In is7J-7s In fs75 Ia
= appointed ore Of the Judges OF the
,rsr.sse coart Of Mississippi and elected
~ Justice. lie resigned his seat on the
rupesm~ bench In February. 1851. to take
. at In the senate or March 4 OF that
~ ana was reelected In isss and again
|. 1srusry. 1857 He was a member % tho
w,Gli.rtionsl convention OF Mississippi
eeseh vas held In 1880 and framed tho
uur-s constitution Of the state. His
m n service would have expired on
A,Nh 1Dss
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The Correct Treatment

OF coasumptiOn II TO prevent IL.
l know that these people who are
careful Of their breathing appara-
tus. who have their catarrh cured.
rarely, II. ever. develop consnmp-
ton. 30 I wfah IL thoroughly under
stood that 1 do not claim TO care
consumption. bat Z am on record -
sayfng that IL 10 nay aim. and has
been for years past. TO rid people
of the disease that so often pre-
pares the way for consumption,
namely. catsrrh. and that In doing
this ana satisfied that In the ma
jortty Of cases. Mt least. am able To
prevent consumpttOn."
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NJ. g1rhau Ads that "ore hand in tie
prairie states raises az much food AZ ave
car 90 81 the most advanced countries OF
Europe" TIE Increase IN farming wea4tl
II the forty ysags between lSa ana 1sss
was S. Is 90 20, or ar annual average or
81 1saaa 'Less than ha.s a century.
ears Mr.. MnlhaE. has suS!ced for COM
psrztivsiy s.Ezal number OF farmers TO con-
vert the Western p-alrfes into one OF ths
rzoxt productive regions of the gsohe. an!
10 Greats ard build up as aoarishing
community as can be found today n either
Of Tire aeniisphere-.' The following table.
which makes a coupartssa of wealth ard
hands. shows haw marked IS the difference
In tie condition 81 the prairie state farm
ers xsa ssss farmers 20 some Of the best.
know. countries In Europe.
--AgrscuMurai- per
Hands. Wealth. band.
Prairie states 2Dss.o $500 -
France 20 u 800 20 ~,
Austria 80. 49,. i5sis.ao sssa.ns Ca
Manufacturing. while showing great
progress between lso and 1880. II not SO
important an Industry IN the prairie
states as agriculture. Nevertheless tie
number OF operatives increased moro than
twelve times. The value Of their products
rose from yls1 e0,opl In 1850 to s.. lsi.eoa.aso
In 1859 tee wages Per operative grew from
from. s. "a TO 81 z4T. AS the average pro-
duct per operative rose 10 per cent 1t il
plain TIA. the operative was the more
fortunate. The creation OF wealth in the
prairie states has been very rapid. the
total now standing at 81. Is DO. 800. or an
average Of Sli1 per inhabs,ant. Tas
gives a yearly increase Of SIS per inhabi-
tant while in Great Britain the Increase
has been only 3i9 per inhabitanI. Per
haps the most encouraging comparison
OF all In the one between the value OF
farms and houses and the amount OF real
estate mortgages. The total value or
farms and mortgages In the prairie states
Is placed at SIS LIS. 60 60. ard the mort
cages at s., ess ooo.eoe, or IL per cent Of the
value.
In concluding Mr.. Muihau says: Som
pared with the Union At large. the prairie
states stand for % Per cent. OF pop
ulation. Il per cent Of agriculture. 81 per
cent OF manufacture. 81 per cent Of min
Ing and 80 per cent OF wealth. so that
they may be said TO constitute all around
IS per cent. OF the republic. In many re-
spects they surpass IN Importance five or
six European empires and Kingdoms roll
ed into one" And yet men still living
can remember when their population did
not exceed that Of the island OF SARDINIA.
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Sreciai Dispatch TO tire Post-Intelllgencer.
GRAND FORKS. p. G. Aug ii.-T.it-
tie Helen Ingrahan was thrown from
her horse by the turning of the saddle
last evening. but fortunately suffered no
further injury than a severe shaking.
bad form % distemper has broken
OUT among the horses of this section, sew
erat Of the best having died within a ssw
hours OF the seizure.
The concert given nv Miss Earra. Of
Spokane. aided Ivy local talent. on Tues
DAY uefted over SO.
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TO not faa 20 attend re special rest!c-
sion sale OF clothing g; J. Derltngan &.
Bros corner Occidental avenue ard
Washington streets. We purchased our
very large stock before fAe rise IN rs-fees
ard are o~erius several 1iues Cor less than
tary can - bought az Wholesale. This ia
bona fi8e sale. and we propose 20 give
cur customers the benefit 81 ot~ good tsslv-
We hsve reduced our entire stock %
clothing furnishing goods. boots. shoes
etc. Don't bay unf.t ysg s4e car goods
AID ret prices. Remember tia place
J. Berkra3u & Bro. corner Occidental
avenue and Wasttustcn street.
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special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer.
GRAND FORKS Is. c.. Aug. Ie-J.
Lennon. g mining man % Butte, Mont,
who IL visiting friends In this city, has
been up the north fork Of the Kettle river
TO see the r. c.. Cordick, r. Bell and
Swansea claims ard VIII also visit the
properties on Handy and La Fleur noun
tairs.
An English syndicate IS negotiating for
the purchase of the Yankee Boy and YAM
kee Girl on Hardy mountain.
a Il Jones. Of Hood River. Or. is COM
ing here 20 join his brother. c. A Jones
TN working the Cola Bug placer with a
fine gold saving machine.
A survey OF the Gray Eagle on Observa-
ton mountain has Just been completed by
Fred Woolstor, +. l., S. as preliminary
to obtaining n crown grant.
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the condition of the patient's blood
presifsposea him to this disease.

rs the breath foul ~
"Is the vo.ee huskv?
do you spit up siin-eE
do you ache all Gverg
DO you blow out sea hsY
rs the nose stopped up
do yen snore az right?'
Does your nose discharge?
'Does yoar nose bleed easily"
us there tickling IN the throatf'
do crpsts form IN he noses"
rs the nose sore and tender
do you saes2e q great deals'
"Is this worse toward nsght7
Does the DoSs itch ana burn %
Us there pain In front Of headF
us there pain across the eyes
us there pain in back % head
rs your sense OF smell ieaylngR
DO you hawk % clear the throatr~
IT'S there a dropping IN the throat
rs the throat dry IT the norn.rgy
do you sleep with tie mouth oqenp
Are you losing your sense OF tastoW
Does the nose stop Up toward ZIG ~
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-. 80. seatute exornpft-g such x,ovs~ Co.
$3.50 in TIE usaa. course 81 Ia r~.as,
r~rass - To- nilastass AGAINST 9~. g.
1~ssonced that the words .*g.ssr -.
must refer 10 goods srneerseo Z, -.
net Of tbs rniI.s8 sta.e~' - s'sSssss
me ssicrrey ys-eral says NJ ~a-m.,.
49, a.. Hasnlin unit. Wesneg1aw r, rss
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0uoaEMNAN A. n. WRIGHT DEAD.
ReDl 0eaA In Hfs Nome BY Ilts Wife
Cause q Mystery.

MRTH ADAMS. Mass. Aug. it--Con-
nsmxsr Ashley r. Wright was found
~ h the sitting room az his homo on
tznmef stree; AT 10 o'clock tonight by his
ssss BE sn1 Mrs. Wright went out fof
I usIk after supper. ard then he was IA
sEl u usual. Mr.. Wright returned 10 his
tess about . O'Clock. and Mrs. Wright ar
hyss about b o'clock On stepping into
De citing room. she found her husband
MI lying Oh the floor. Physicians were
Summoned, but could render no decision
y 70 the cause Of death. Mr.. Wrisht's
a1Aih had been unusually good for
nmsha
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II have spent much time as any
doctor that know Of IN s1y~stsgaf-
Jag all the so-cafIed cur~s of con-
sumption. ana after 20 years 81
investIgntton that there II NO re-
liable cure for consumption, nor do
I believe there ever will be such
cure found
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Wilson Yukon Guide. asw edition s-or,
pr@~~ Jviy SuA; an Information, % da-a
Rbou. rev Hsl6s ara rev route. NJ
Maps ha.G-tose view = DAWSON Citv.
ecsyftS I'D Pre-. : cents: maps. =
csnss. ssn6 order a. once. TIE CaIvs-4
Company. rs FIRST avenue
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cny-rarsysr, I. rrosHcad nearly as rsae1
z-zf- - r-zzrs Germany ard Austria
vss1 $3.50 y@crss produce. ara almost
.w3ae rs =1zca meat a. France or Austria
--osswess TIE following table VII c-ssg
cat these szs-s more s-r<kingsy:
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sesator McLaursn Seriously III.

COLUMBIA. 8. C., Aug. i4~-Gov. Eiler-
- this afternoon received a dispatch
I'm 1ssrge III. Grassland. Senator Nc
hssin's private secretary. from the sem
efKs private home In Bennet.svillo. stat
- tca, Senator kcI>aurins Illness il more
bk1us than was at hrst supposed, and
Ennonsng The governor. who is per-
Nal friend Of the senator. TO his bedside
h he evening train,
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Nervous debility Is a common complaint.
especially among women. The best rrefi-
cal treatment :oT this disorder "a a per-
sssteat course of Ayers Ssrsa parilla 10
cleanse and tavixorafe The blood. This be-
ing accc Y piished. nature Will 90 the rest
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CARLISLE. Ky. arg. 1.-THE body 81
tssNor-e Nsisaa cc}orec. was found asnS-
fnx - tree in the woods near A>eFS'
ia thts afternoon. Wilson'S reputation
49, hasr had ard this gives Ttss 10 re
x,,nrcs4t,cn that the hanging was eeas
by ruoa
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AFTER 1000 YEARS.
ANCIENT MOUNDS " ENGLAND
fEID Up SOME RARE RELICA

Heiongel to the Ah0r4xfnai Hrsssa-
For Centuries They Have Been Ca
disfaxAeA Became s1 the suppo-
sSfsea FAat They Were of naafsA
Oyfgia-A PIN Of the fron Period
Were the 0sfy Vehicles That SPED
Over EsgIfsh Sell
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sfiil fFurfher Nhnrtrn II

Cc-raer, ing Angus. a tran NJ. q 90
tae Great Northern railway all shorten
srs isu.s three AMI one-h1lF horrz Asfxaa-,
Seattle and & Paul arriving .er-a ar f.45
instead of 5-is 2 IN. as heretofore Time
O: leaving Seattle remains the same.
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Copeland Fee.

The cost of treats e mt at the C00e.
land Medical Institute for any
chronic ailnse mt or msiady IL ~ the
rate Of % per month. This Tee tn
cIudes all medicines and the COM
slant and watchfut care Of ALI pa
ftenta to q Mnal care.
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Just ,s&ae3 "A Cal3e . the Klsns,ss -
Ire rost reliable book ye, published
Prise : cents. LoErian & Eaafora
publishers.
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Ink marks can - removed BY sn~sAlsi-<
TIRE arrtc3s 90 plate Which nzs Keen
RIA ,@t over i basin - hating watsr ana
Facot7s re SPOT with . small Qaartstw
cs SAX ard as-zoa t..4cs- : second arp1f-
cation nay - necessary. Treat r2s,
slams n TIE sz-s wa
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from catarrk passing along the ems
tacLian tube, tina. leads from the
throat to the ear.
rs your hearing failin2r
do your ears discnarEef'
els the wax dry In tbs earsrs
do the ears Itch and burn7"
"Are the ears dry and scaiy ~
ssIs there thr0nhinF IN the earsys
els there "a buzziag sound heardT'
edo you have ringing in the sarsF
"Are you gradually getting desfr'
sIaye you 9 pain behind thu earsy'
"is your hearing bad cloudy dsysT'
~Are there cracking sounds hearaT"
"Do you have earsche occasionally"
Are there sounds like steam escapingr
do you constantly hear noises In this
0rs2''
''Do your ears hurt when you blow ths
Oossg
us there a roaring IKE a waterfall IN
ths head"
"Do yea hear better soms days than
oshersT
awaken
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GrrSvCor SPRINGS. Col. Aus IL
nrx Muller ana RsAcecs start@i ieday n
: -nxn>at ar a voyage down tire sra;sd
river ara through Ike Grand eaHNen o.
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DO you cough IN ths r7e-n.agsT
.fs yo1r cough short ard hsGkl1sT
Are y11 so.-soSgsse~3 81 tines ~
Have yeu pa45 Ashs1A the 1reag-5ors p
arso you sSAt - tsts-s cbsEsy lasn -
as there tickling bsfla2 ere 2a4ataT
Have yea a disgg@t T0= fatty foods =
"Do you fee. ycz are growing w=a&s<r
lis there aGr--Eg pair "a txss Eu-os =
do ycu eo1ga worse n.sn. and morn
fnK-"
o-saih.s
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"Havs you a couyh2'
Are you losing flesh 80
'sDo you couRa 81 night
"Do you s&ks cola easily -
Have yoss pain IN ths sideT
SIS your rpesits variable
Have ycn stitches in the side
DO Yea cough unt0 you gag
Are yo1 l5w~sp.rited at times
"Do you spit up ys,iSw Dstter
DO you rs;sc frothy material
%, you cough On going 90 oedF''
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Direct % skzg~ay OF CRY O. Sea,:le
As-SZs. =.
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Catarrh of the Bronchial
Tubes.

Thss condition often results frGO
catarrh extending from the he01
and throat, and, IL left ancheckeAs
extends down the wfncpipe int IL
bronchial tubes and fn time attacks
the IuuNs
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