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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
Commissioned Indications.

The complexion Of persons whose diges-
ton is out OF order. who are bilious, or
healthy tint. 1t Is by regulating the
bodily organs and promoting digestion
and assimila ton, that the parchmen, hue
the cheeks. To recttfy the fault OF Il sal
low complexion. use Hostctter's Stomach
Bitters. an invigorant and Alternative
strength. physical comfort and personal
imperfect digestion
and secretion and Il disordcred condition
this ncstiniable corrective and tonic Will
aSsurcdlv result in renewed physical reg
ularity and vigor, will tend to increase
clear color of health TO return TO the sal
low. wasted cheek
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
TOWN Of SU FFOIlk

Masnolias and scrub team from Suf-
1oik. Magnolia won out in the ninth.
overcoming q lead Of two runs and win.
ming by a final score Of 10 to 9. Bat
teries:, Suffolk, Bowen and Howell;
Magnolia, Hern and Carr
1t is claimed by some OF the score
Keepers that Magnolia won by larger
score than that given.
STOCK or GOODS SOLD.
The stock of goods in the store build
ing at Kirby and Pine streets, consist
Ing OF groceries, tobacco, ETC., was sold
6y MIS-. Sarah G. Nurney, trading as J.
=: Nurney d Co., to Robert P. Voight, nf
Norlolk. The consideration was $1,000.
FISH FRY AND OYSTER ROAST,
Mr.: John w. Eley and family and S.
e. Erambert, Esq, yesterday had an
outing at Ferry Point on Nansemond
river. where fish and oysters were Sc
cured In abundance. They returned to
Suffolk last night.
THESE ARE SOON READ.
Miss Annie Edwards, Of Nansemond
county, came this afternoon for a visit
TO friends at Suffolk College, her alma
mater III 7'7F-
Or. Wv. staley will use these topics
at the Christian church Sunday: '"The
Wise Finding Christ and '"True
Riches" :
The Bellville Land and Improvement
company to-day transferred to Levi Por-
Ter one lot in Sleepy Hole district for $40.
At the Baptist church Tomorrow Rev.
j. f. Love will preach on the first verse
or the 1880 Psalm in the morning and
IN the evening on 'Christ's Retrospect OF
His Life and Work"
Mrs. Charles e. Summers funeral took
place this afternoon from the residence
Of her Son-in law, G. c. King, in Nan
semond county. Rev. n. G. Newman
preached it.
The final exercises Of Suffolk College
begin Sunday night at the Main Street
NJ. e. church, where Rev. Il. Men. Simp-
son will preach the baccalaureate ser
mon.
There will soon be made repairs on the
county Jail.
!. Councilman-elect George w. Truitt ar
rived home this afternoon from his mills
at Capron
Mr.. w. H. Bosley, Of Baltimore, presi-
dent OF the Suffolk and Carolina rail
road. was here to-day
The remains OF Jane Ienrick, colored,
arrived here this afternoon from Nor
folk
Chairman Walter Jordan Of the Board
Of Supervisors, sent County Clerk r. r.
Smith a basket Of the finest cherries he
had seen in several years.
Mrs. Virgil Dunford has concluded a
visit to the Misses Mccoy and return
ed to her home in Portsmouth,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
THE MAY FESTJVAr,

The committee in charge Of the re-
cent May festival held at the Y. M. G..
a. park two weeks since, desire to thank
their patrons on that occasion for their
generosity.
Miss Mamie Blackstone, Of Baltimore,
is the guest Of the Misses Talbot, in
Freemason street.
LITERARY SOCIETIES RECEIVE.
The young ladies composing the
membership of the two literary societies
of Norfolk College "Alphi Phi" and
Phi Lamda." rendered their friends
delightful reception last evening in the
spacious parlors Of the college, from s
until 1890 o'clock.
The guests were received by Miss Mar
garet Crandall. MIS- Corrie Mablcy, Miss
Olive Bacchus ~! Miss -Addie Eure
These young ladies. members of the SEN
Tor class, were ably seconded in their
efforts to make the guests remember
the evening as an event in each Of their
lives. by the entire fair throng that goes
TO make up President Pliers student
body" Dainty icea and other refresh
ments We're served by the young la
dies, and altogether the occasion was
one OF the hapDiest little affairs or this
happy commencement season.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
E1EPORIA.

Emporia, Va, June 5-{special.)-At
last nights meeting Of the Council Mr.
John II. Persons rendered his resigna-
ton as Mayor OF the town Of En1poria.
and Mr. Al. G. Mason was unanimously
appointed his successor. Mr. Mason,
who was principal Of the graded school
at this place last session, is graduate
OF the school Of law from Washington
and Lee University, class Of go I'm
mediately after the close of his school
he tackled up his shingle, and begun the
practice Of his profession
The tendency Of the Iayorality is
quite a compliment to this young man.
The remains Of Annie. the l3-months'
old baby OF Mr.. ". e. Bailey, were TAX
en- to Petersburg this morning for in
terment.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06

After all it is Nature that
makes the cures. Only now
and then she gets into a tight
place and needs the helping
hand Of science. When the
right thing is needed to check
diseased action and start the
organs and tissues on the way
to health, SCOTS Emulsion
comes as the helpneet Of
Nature. It feeds, nourishes,
strengthens; and it does this
all round the Hypophos-
phites act upon the nerves;
the Cod-liver Oil feeds the
0ooy. 50 cenls g s..es
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption.

This is the best medicine in the world
for all forms Of Coughs and Colds and
for Consumption. Every bottle is guar
antced. 1t will cure and not disappoint
1t has no equal for Whooping Cough,
Asthma. Hay Fever. Pneumonia. Bron-
chitis. La Grippe, Cold In the Head and
for Consumption. 1t Is safe for ali ages
pleasant to take. and. above all, q sure
cure. 1t is always we'll to take Dr.
king's New Life Pills in connection with
Or. Kings New Discovery, as they
regulate and tone the stomach and
bowels. We guarantee perfect ~satiSfac-
ton or return money. Free trial. bot
ties at Burrow. Martin & Co.'S Drug
Store,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
MINOR GASES.
Corporation Court,

The following are the grand Jurors,
summoned for the Corporation Court,
which convencs next Wednesday: John
Il. Lowe, j. II. Briggs. w. II. SeaDury.
ID. Mccormick, Charles Pickett, Frank
u. Clark, Edward Frost RI Rainey, j.
w. Crews. S. S. Dennis, j. w. I3achus.
and Victor Parks
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Concluded from Second Page.)

concluded from Second Page)
ment was given by Miss Dashields, Of
New York, In honor OF the birthday Of
her friend, Miss Edna Ven Etten, Of
the same city. The affair was most
charming and felicitous in every re-
spect. Quite a party Of invited guests
went down from Norfolk on the even
Ing train. Among them were the fol-
lowing: Misses Daisy and Madge Drum
mond, Mary Brundige Mary Leigh,
Lunie Pannll and Alise Kirk. Messrs.
Richard Taylor, John Pearce, Duncan
Fuller George Goodridge, Joseph Drum
mond. Hunter Bell, Brooke Gresham and
Alfred Walton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
N. q w. EARNINGS.
Gratifying Increase in Net Proceeds
SHOWN I'm tho List Statement

Inc statement Of earnings for the Nor
folk and Western railroad for the month
Oh April, 1887, show the following:
Iotai earnings $685., $4,000. against
S93s' lS4.0 for the same period in 1896.
Net earnings. however, S19G CPS 16
against $l4O, 1898 for a similar period Of
last year.
Net earnings for the seven months
ending April 80. 1897. amounted to 81. 1890
o06o6, against $1,402, 437.GS for the same
period or the previous year, an increase
OF $327, ass. 3S.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
Property Transfers.

Thomas j. Randolph, trustee for Me-
tr0politan Building and Loan asSocia-
ton. of Richmond, Va, five two st ory
buildings OH the East side OF Hawl.
street, $1,000.
George r. Mason and wife to G. T..
Newbill. property in North Camp ave
nue., Atlantic City ward, ST. 500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
Fci.Isilts Insat.ity.

Nat Sykes, confined in the city tail
attempted 10 hang himself in his cell
Friday. He is thought to be fcigning
insanity
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
Fined for Assault.

The negro Isaac Smith. who assa ult-
ed Constable Blanks, Of the county. was
lined $40 and costs last evening by JUS
tice Hawks. In default lie was sent to
Jail for twenty days
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06

The jubilee procession will for the
first time see the Queens carriage fitted
with rubber tires.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
Marine Miscellany.

Capt. W i. Marshall was out for
the first time yesterday, after several
weeks illness.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
CLEARED.

Br. stmp Scottish Hills, BIackmore,
Rio de Janciro, by Louisville and Nash
vile railroad with 3l2+ tons camel coal.
Schr. Harry c. Shepherd. Cranmcr,
New YORK, with lumber
Schr. Annie Hodges, Morris, Annapo-
lis. with lumber.
Schr. Grecnhill MnyHeld. Baltimore,
with lumber.
Barge Quinnebaug. New Haven. with
coal.
l'argcs Oakland and Mercedita, I'os-
ton. with coal.
Sailed
Schr. James Boyce. ---, bridgeport,
With coal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
DUTY OF PARENTS.
Wise Guidance Needed for the Youth
Who IL Leaving Childhood Behind.

Thsrs 5 something pathetic IN the
struggle OF the child 70 cast aside It's
child nature and put on the nature %
manhood and womanhood" writes Flor
enee Hull wlnterhurn In the September
woman's Home Companion He Is be-
set internally by ulsgfvings. even while
he IS urged on by ambition He wants
ne scarce knows what: but something
new. and never before possessed Per
haps, In n nutshell. the great desire or
his soul Is 10 be left somewhat 70 him
self yet with sympathy within call and
70 be trusted IL Is a great evidence OF
r = nov for the mother or father to say,
with a kind smile. DO what you think
q 81 about this matte my son. You are
cid enough 20 Judge what IS right Hap
~ responsibility Delightful c0nE5encs-f
influence IL never stronger than when II
vtthdr2ws siigAtly into the background
leaving its object apparently free. A
good deal Is said nowadays about the ex-
traordsnary freedom our children have
Seemingly Il is 50. Bat looking here aad
there an Observer notes little real change
among the average people.
"A young friend % mine. whose happy
married life has not yst driven from her
memory q cranpei and eTabitteTed youth.
conaded 70 ne that the one idea thar
haunted her from eight % eighteen was
that q running away from home Y she
reckless, what Eulf Of ruin her inno-
cent feet might have plunged into to sS-
cnpe thu into,srable naggiug ard Inter
ference she ives subject TO n her fathers
housed
I'VE little know what effect our
thorghtlsss and meaningless words q
comment ard ending for every small
matter that goes wrong produces upon
the haN-growa girl and boy They are
apt % Re reserved. and 70 become sullsn
under restraints they dislike. ard when
this sulIsa attitude once sets IN We may
say farewell 70 al confidential inter
course between parent ard child. TO
avert such an evtl We WIN do well % ap-
ply al cur powers q tact and Kindness.
Let Is avoid aToustng re spirit cs per
veTxeneSs that sti~s IL every young crsa-
tu~a az this period OF life. and BY enlarg-
Ins hts opportunities for action az his
ambition extends scothe ary budding
evolutionary ideas ard Inspire IN him
The trust ar1 eoufdence in parental
hensvolsnce that VIII Be his safeguard
when he needs advice sad assistance.
For youth never stands IN deeper need
~ wise guidance thar az this tine when
there is a desire % dispense with a. But
the guidance must b. SO wise. so tact
fvI. So gentle. thar even the most lnas-
pendent young soul viii feel that love.
and rot sorca. is ira rlctfvs power that
draws him toward v hEt IS best ard that
h@ Is restrained by nothing except rls
oNn Acn1r and trained serse q right"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

-. Won yincke cane . ne n ~
- arc Sat1 Re tnt@zss1 "a sg-srsv &C.
80 z H11Ston cozsferEErg sk4 reg -
-sA%1 cn Ter sgktEx nss what 4 rssosss,ss
- = l14sfr@1 My r. ire w1vfs 80
r-sLas-S sags3s1 ret Dc TeF3r. zrz6 yrsvs~s
80 sszseNs sazz ne th8uxhs r hex -
e,nle akzgs9s@tbas IN Tire ca1ntry
Al ftKa1s I said II vnsl b-s~~ far
%ro 5ne uSyion sazA propose tssss ~~.a
y ~rKssfes Ter nsg1 trezseat
a., = nlotsoa Vas never rzzSa x.sy>x,sz.
= aac 10 Gg1znc1 81 success wsessoese - =
s4gpgrt q TIE sxtx@rz@ rzehf
AL ta.s Old not ssngrrge rssv rNfz. s.r.x
~ssH tne princess nor when zn@ ssseNr we
A1~Nn zDd empress could sn4 av~~ &C.
ryaee@4 n@r PECULIAR grsz6re zxasrss r-s
T1@F AE3ny Tor sv@ryfnfrg rrag.rr 49,
Sataoisc intensified tAsx feeling r. 49,
cS1FSs 0f tins there arose a. re- e-ss,~. :
c4osA uslen did cot txxzrazbfsr 4,-grslr~
S4a@xceS t4ozaa3 rHsshcSs &c arhssx- - -
yeet aEae 4 Wa 80 powerful thzt 500
lave beEG E5.z1ss 70 carry tnfues fhyrssvrs
IL IS ne cd gen ksnxn Who ~ sAa SO
saAersc 10 fsss than I from these rns-gs
had atSays rsE straight al = 2ecssfws.
moment ins4Se Conflicts nc-E1sr@w -.
waved TIE expenditure OF nervous s,.rav
eSS~<aa44F when az the tina a. r.s-.s.ssT-.
t4GDaa conflict she would have 1880 -
TIE alag 70 2stteats. and I lad - rrass
- energetic APPEAL 70 him ard rsasrs 4
H4@ SWORD ] car safely szy thai shfz r.xrs
tF@cS@C ladies' war Injured nv healfr r.ssx-s.
Inan AZ tne pubic battles 1 hzxe.ss'.ssssss
vice -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
An ACT0FVENGEANCE
1nAxchfs4 FFfcna ~ GotH Trfes TO
shoot Them Down and In Resist
fng Arrest wesnds . Third Aan-
Expelled Fren Spain for Hfssisx
the Ffa<. He Wandered 60 other
cfues-lsrortAns Decsnents On
Hfm,

BARCELONA sept THE chief % DO
Lee aEc hIs assistant whc directed Ihs
invest gst1sn ITO kAe boub c1tr4ges. Sere
shot and aarios4sIy wounded LAST nAg1t -
3 s2ppSsasa anarchist Ssc S&s -ztsF AZ
rextsd
TIE nza arrested u q native % this city.
but ns sssangs 10 ire Paris group % az
areal3ss- Els nsEse 10 given as Barraa.
IA EAs two pasfce cztefs we're gsayszg the
ciT~Hs mere las. evening. tb&y gere step
Esd ard abused by tse prisoner. B@rrll
th@z Cred a. TIE cfscers win 3 revolver.
NDaneSng Catsf Portals II the shoulder and
chest ard Assistant Chef T@txodcE q tAs
shoulder Besh % the chiefs pursued Bar
rsu, who soEgAt refuge IN i wizs ship,
wasre. before &c vas taken TITO custody,
he shot and severely wounaei a waiter.
Chief Portzs Is convinced thai BarriB -
a. accomplish q &scsszsto Angzollllos the
Recently executed anarchist.
BaryiiL wasn questioned regarding his
attempt % assnsssEzts tie two chssEs. al
nl3gted that be was an anarchist and tnat
Re had been expelled frozz Span IN Iss5 for
Kissing TIE Spanish nag
Ire prisoner Is well educated. He has
written for different newspapers ard was
for q time employed as Translator by
GaTHisF Fr@res. the weIl-kuown publish
ers % Paris. tram whose employ be WIS
dismissed for taking part tn a s5aGnons1ra-
ton against the Spanish embassy Barrill
then went 70 Lsou69n. remaining there
some time. and subsequently, residing IN
Brussels. lie returned 70 Barcelona On
august Is last.
The prisoner. who Is now conane4 IN tie
fortress e Mont Jasch. vii Be tried BY
court martial In thu near future Wien
BarrtA wss ARRESTED an important docu-
merit Of compromising nature was found
upon AIs person.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
WELCOMED ~ THE IRISH.


LONDON Sept. A-Ths Duke sn1
DUCHESS - York continue their triunphaI
VISIT % ireland Tnsy have spent t1e last
two DAYS az Baron's cogrt. TIE Duke %
Asercern' place Ths5T Spontaneous pop
clarity auang TIE Irish = IN saarp con-
trast win the seTvlis RdGlato1 81 ths
E,nxgsh The Irish qeasantry have saowa
them selves especially znx}ons 20 see them
me correspondent q the Grsaa.c who. rs
rsausr SAYS - prominent Farue-lste. whe
has suffered FER tbs Natt092lfst cause.
sat the following private telegram 90 TIE
ef,tcrc
s~Tnr tear has become 3 t~sgmphal pro
easter A. C2stissow1 and Ducravsn :
was ssr7rly asteuisas3- XaG csnnat nag
rssy is significance.
The castle Clique ~ DuhUs g go sseer-
-s.~ss e. make ra{i..cal capital out - tAs
vss1s = ths Duke ans Du-~sss * YORK
rs fre3ard IA, tAs iora lieutenant. Ea-i
CaAs-ar has been obliged 20 se5 haF f.at
aeu-n Hrnfv - grevsat q from be-rz .aru-
- ireo a Protestant aseentzncv g grsoH-
ssrstsse. anA ha has e~1ere3 exPgnwe1
xsreraI sentences ia tAfs ssnse sreu a.
dresses se11 60 the1r royAl a.saaessss by
CyaaSe s2e5stses-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
How 1t Cures
Catarrhal Deafness
Here Is another patient who for

Here IL another patient who for
years had been q ssIff rs~. Every fresh cold
seemed % stay longer than former colds.
and ~ nstlcei that bis ears got stepped gp
and his hearing became duller ard alllsr.
and there vera ringing and ouzzing noises
IN bis ears The Ca.aTrh rad passe3 up
ward and Backward from the throat along
the Eus,acfian tube leading from the
threat iato the ear, Re had visited throat
doctors ard ear doctors and Cagarrh doc
tors without relief In this condition We
Hnt BIN iuhzling the nsyer-falIl-g medt-a-
tion. and soon he notices A change Tne
noises n the ears stop. there is no mere
discharges. tha hearing gets better ard
finally the tubes Of ths ears open Up
and something seems 70 give way n bis
head hts hearing mas completely return
ed No woudeE he considers the result .
marvel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
GEN. LEE CONES HOME.
Retfrex with Dignity. Vow Weyier's
Anger Has Cooled on.

HAVANA. sept. At { o'clock this
Afternoon Consul General Lee, with his
son ard private secretary, embarked o.
the United states dispatch boat 20 he
trar~fe~res % ERE steamer Seguaneia. CT
which TIRE party has engaged passage %
New YORK Capt Gen. Weyier's ae1utant
awaitea IRE ARRIVAL % the party 81 the
wharf for the purpose % Bidding tha cor
sul general farewell IN tire name OF bis
rhtef The vice consul. Joseph 4 Spring
er. the employees q the consulate, per
~.rzf friends and a number Of newspaper
correspondents accompanied Gen. Lee CT
the vessel
Mr. George Flshhack. who acted as seq
rotary u NJ Calhoun WIEN thai gentle
mar visited Cuha 90 Investigate The death
81 Or Rgts. ard Robert Oliver. ~ao
served "a United states consul 81 Merida,
Mex during the second adTrlnlatrs tioc %
President Cleveland have also taksa pas
saEs on beard the segua1cia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
EyADED wEYLER's CRUISERS.
Cuban Rebels Land Arm.-ConsuI
General Lee Comes Home


NEW YORK Sept. A special 70 the
Herald from Havana SAYS: Your CORES
pendent has received reliable information
% the effect that another big nthusser-
trg expedition has landed near Marcia.
Pinar del Rio. about twenty-five miles
west x Havana The ship bearing arms.
ammunition and stores for the rebels was
u'et By a largs party % insurgents, ard
4 Is believed sha; the munitions were
safely transported 20 u rebel camp. IN
spite % the vigilance cf the Spanish
troops.
HAVANA Sept. 4-Ge1. Fftzhugh Lee,
United States consul general aecompan-
led by his sou ard private secretary. vii
embark this afternoon aboard the Ward
Ire steamer Segaarance. bound for New
York. Gel. Lee said his leave hal 10
significance. as he was simply avaIling
himself % leave Of absence granted by
the state department.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 4-So Official In
formation could be obtained here regard
ing the return OF Gsa. Lee. but II is Tn
darstood that he has been granted leave
OF absence with permission TO return %
ibis country TIE business Of the con-
sulate is IN charge II the vice consul ger
e. Al during his absence. II Il quite prob
able that Gen. Lee viii rot return to
Havana. II viii - remembered tnst,
when the new administration came into
power. Gen. Lee and other officials hold
Ing Ike positions rendered their resigua-
tons The publication Of Lees reports
caused a great deal Of criticism q him
In the Spanish and Havana papers and
limitations were made that Re was 20
- superseded because Re was unsatis-
factory 10 the new administration. Il
was also said that. when these reports
reached Gen. Lee. ne Informed the state
department. thar. while he was anxious
- Re reiaases he aid not want 70 retire
under fire. The course pursued by thu
administration IN not naming his success
or leaves 10 ground for belief that there
was dissatisfaction with him AM he can
now retire with dignity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
How 1t Cures
Catarrh of the Head.

Here ~ patient taking treatment
for catarrh Of ,he Head. He breathes the
soothing medication through his E0ssTils
and the nasal channels open ap. the stuffed
Up feeling n the head leaves ard &c can
breathe naturally through the hose again
Ias dull pains across the front q the
head fade away and the nasal NJ nhrane
Is soothsd until tae Inflammation and sore
ness srs al gone The bad odor OF the
breath passes away and the los Sense #
Smell returns. The dropping IN the throat
Is checked. the nose does not stop up to-
wards night any more, the sneszlng ard
snaEIng have ceased and the discharge
from the nose grows less and less. and
finally stopS altogether. Tue disease has
been checked and eFsdicated from the sys-
TEN befars X ever reached his throat Il
has not been driven down ia.o bis throat
or into hts lungs o. into MS ears, as IS -
often done BY other treatments
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

Have Ycu n cough
Are yca losing ngshr
DO you caHgl a. night
"Dg yen take cole easily
Have you pain II The ssisE
is ygur appetite E8rsahse
Have yea stitches In the stssT
"1o ycu cough untN goo eaE
"Are you ieE-spfritea az tines
ssreg yosa spit uD ye.ioE matteF =
DO ycu rasss grgtay material
"Tto gou couEg On zatng 20 n@dF
DO ycu cough 10 the mornings
as VT1r cough shore and hacking -
Are sea la~-alsrats6 at times =
Have you pam hen4g3 The nrsast Bore =
-sTRo you xQls Ep like cheSsE Jumps
as there a tlckficg eshln1 ths pa44 = 2
"Navs sea q assxa1t faf fatty foods -
DO yoa zee Pea are gre wig weaker =
HsFz fhara 3 bUF@tnS pain ia the throat y
DO zen ecgga worse EignG and morn
trET
30 yoa have 20 ST - a. Hizh. % Ess
bre2thT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

''Is the voice husky
do you spit up slime
DO you ache all ever
do you gnore az night
''Is your nose stopped up
Does your nose discharge
Does your nose hlseJ fasiiyT'
els this worse toward HigEsT
Does the nose itch ard barBZ
as thers pain in front of al
lis there pain across me eyes
as there lickilug IN tha tAToale
do yoa blow oCt S.41s az nlEhtF
''Is your sense OF smell }saviFg
DO YOU hawk 70 clear the throatF'
as the throat dry II the u0EDlns =?
Are you losing your sense % taste
DO you sleep with your mouth open
Does your nose stop Up toward nigat?