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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-10-25

Sometimes 1t seems
to weary woman that
she must certainly
give up. The SIM
plest and easiest
: work becomes an
almost insurmount-
able task. Nervous
ness, sleeplessness
and pain harass her
and life seems hardly
worth the living.
DR.. Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription vas
1uo6a fcv 1,ar TIE
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LAS VEGAS PRECINCTS.
loATTLr sANITARY BOARD

VIII. chairman, Silver City
M. IN. Chafin.. :. FIRST district, East Las Vegas
Otero.. ~. .second district, Albuquerque
RIG Head. ...........t third district, v atrous
#. Hinkle.. -. fifth district. Lower Penasco
j .A.LaRue.. secretary Las Vegas
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Manuel r Olero left Santa Fe for
Albuquerque, whence he will
send his son on Monday to Notre Dame
university, Indisna
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NEW ExICo BOARD OF e -TH.
W. R. Upton, NJ. D.. President Las Vegas
s. g.. yesterday, N D.,V-Pres.. Albuquerque
J. M. Cunningham, M.D.Sec M.Las Vegas
8. =. yesterday, Treas. .Albuqu rque, n. M
Oh. K~ohlhausen, v..... -. Raton, n M
J. w. Einsinger, ......... Roswell, Nm
J. II. Sloan. AZ. u. -. =. ....santa
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Flush the Sewers.

A sickIy, Respondent, weak, nervous man
or woman will be highly gratlfed at the
cleansing and i~nvigorating effect OF
PRIcKLY ASH BITTERs IL fiushes the
sewers of the body and drives out all bill
ious Accommodations, Instructions and i'm.
p~urities. BY strengthening the kidneys,
liver, stomach and bowels the blood is en-
riched, digestion improved and the vigor-
Gus feeling Of health in the body and brain
is Quickly restored. Sold by Murphey-Van
Petit N Drug Go,
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Q. E Smith is having the founda-
ton built for his residence opposite
John Hills, over at Clayton.
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0fFiCML DIRECTORY.


II. Il Ferguson. .....Delsgate 30 Congress-
M. A .Otero... ....s...s..."..s GOVERNOR
GEO n. Wallace. Secrennry
Thog. smith .....,.............Cnie Justice
N. O. Collier,
Ii b Hamilton, -Aasootaeea
N. b. Laughlin, .'.-
q. ID. Bantz,
Felix Martinez. .6lerk lth judicial District
Chariieess NJ. shsnnon United States ooiiectox
edward L. Hall. Il. 49,. US Marshal
W. II. Loomis. ........ Deputy U. s. Marshal
j. w. Fleming U. s.. CoaIMine Inspector
James H.. walker, Santa Fe Reg. Land ONCE
Pedro Delgado, Santa Fe... Rec. Land once
E. ID. Sluder, Las Cruces, Reg. Land ONCE
Jas. n. Ascarate, Las Cruces Rec. Land0nice
Richard Young. Roswell. Reg. Land Otico
w. III. Cosgrove, Roswell. Rec. Land Once
John @. Slack, Clayton. 49,. Reg. Land once
Joseph s. Holland clayton. Rec. Land once
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
st. PAUL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
REV. GEO. sELBY, Rector.

Sunday school'at 10 a. n; Morning pray
er at II an; Evening prayer at 8 pm.
A. cordial invitation Is extended to all.
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The .sAztec' mine, a, B ,loy, will al
once commence operations with a large
force of men.
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COURT OF PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.

Joseph r. Reed, of Iowa, Chief Justice.
ASSOCIATE JUsTICns-Wilbur r. stone, OF
colorado; Thomas o.. Fuller, of North
Carolina; William NJ. Murray, of Tonnes
see; Henry O.. Sluss, of Kansas.
Matthew q. Reynolds. OF Missouri, U. 9.
Attorney.
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Charles Ilfeld
Mfllerd w. Browne :. ,.
Frank w. Srrsnger ............... ......
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~. HI. EREP WKREH,
DHYsIuIAN ANU sORGEON. RoswELi
Il N. nj.
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County Surveyor
Physicians and Surgeons.

O. O.. GORDON, M. ID.
nFFICE TAMME OPERA HOUSE, EAST
W Las Vegas, N. NJ. ONCE hours: IL
IL q. M, 2 to ., m.. z to d. m,
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Attorneys at-Law
WILLIAM G. REID

A TTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE, Union
1A- block, East Las Vegas. N. NJ.
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Las Vegas koyaI Arcn Cnapter, No. 8,
Regular conventions, irst Monday IN eaci
month. Visiting companions fraternaIly
invited. 0. L.. GREGORY. E. Il. p
L. III. HOFMHTsTER, sec.
The evening times., 1897-08-28
A DIPLOMATS CASH STOLEN.
Mr.. ZeIenoi, Secretary Of the Rus.
sian Emba ssy, Robbed.

Mr.. ZeIenoi, Secretary of the Rus
sian Embas ssy, Robbed.
Tie news comes from Cape May, n J..
that NJ. zelenoi, secretary of the Russian
embassy, is out Sl00, through the work Of
thieves He is stopping at the Congress
Hotel, and il is believed that bell-boys.
who have skipped away, were connected
with the theft.
Mr. Zelenoi had locked the money in
his trunk, and had carelessly thrown the
keys on the bureau. Consequently il was
not necessary for the thieves to force the
trunk lorlk 10 secure the booty On Sun
day Mr.. ZelenOi discovered that his trunk
had been robbed, but said nothing about
II, rs notices are in all the rooms that
the proprietor would not be responsible
for money left in the rooms of guests
In the trunk with the cash was a for
eign draft and return ticket 20 Washing
ton. These were not taken.
Mr. zelenoi arrived here a little over
o week ago His appointment W as made
ast June. He is a nephew OF Admiral
Eelenoi, OF the Russian navy, who was
captain OF the Dimitri Donski few wears
ago when that warship visited Philadel-
phia. At the time Mr. Zelenoi repre-
sented his government at Chicago. He
expects 70 remain at Cape May until the
middle of September, when he VIII return
10 Washington
The evening times., 1897-08-28
DR.. Walker
I4n Penna. Ave. Adj. willard's Hotel.
Recognized as Americas Most Sue
cessfuI Specialist.

THE CAUSE OF so many men becoming
physically and mentally unable TO periorh III
tneir functions is to be found In nervous
debility, resulting from abuse or nature
laws.
The EFFECT is apparent and easily rec
ogniZed in these poor, miserable creatures
living wrecks OF manhood d-scourSes 10
themselves and family daily reeking in the
throes OF bodily pain and mental distress
Unfit for mental or physica vocation, they
become norose, sullen. and melancholy.
there Is no en- 1oyment for them; their mind
becomes diseased con Juring up visions ana
haliucinations.
THE CURE.-No physician on earth mas
had more experience or more success IN the
care OF wrecked manhood tban Dr. Walker'
His record of permanent cures, his con-
tributions TO medical science, and ms dls-
coveries or scientific treatments. which nave
cured thousands, have placed him far In ad-
vance OF any practitioner or today, and
secured for him the reputation he 50
proudly maintains.
The evening times., 1897-08-28

The Estimates of Its Value Prob
ably Exagge rated.

Seattle. Wash, Aug 2s.-Those who are
presumed to be the best posted re- garding
the steamer Portland state last night that
she Will not arrive from the Klondike be
fore Monday. The general impression is
that her treasure will not be I'm excess of
the amount she brought down on her first
trip from ST. Michaels. Miners who have
recently come overland and those Just ar
rived by way of st. Michaels all state that
the output OF the mines win not be suf-
ficient TO Justify large shipments before the
close Of active oper atoms, about the middle
OF September. The amount of gold in pos
session of the miners from the Klondike
who have arrived within the past week will
not exceed 81 sc, 900 in actual value.
Many of them have more than they have
brought out with them, and many are IN
clined TO value their Klondike possessions
at exaggerated figures.
The sporting fraternity have Klondiker
here in the person of Harry Ash. who return
ed yesterday on the schooner Sanders. He
says:
Crooked work In any kind of game would
not be tolerated for minute in the Klon-
dixie. There is but one sentence for sucn
acts-instant death by hanging Miners al
ways back up the Northwest mounted
police. NJ tbefts occurred while was up
there that amounted to anything. Gold W As
stacked around without protection, yet
The evening times., 1897-08-28
MCLhURIN LEADS THE Van
His Chances Appear Best in South
Cardinals Senatorial Campaign.
Four Johns Are in the Field A.
piripg for the Honors-
Discussed in the struggle.

Coluiu. J. c., Aug. 2s.-The second
Senatorial primary campaign in this State
will end today with a meeting at Florence
The electioa viii he held next Tuesday,
aud il there is no choice on the first primary
a second elec,ion wi i'll be held one wee a later
The resuh is in doubt, with the chances
IN favor OF the incumbent, John J.. Nc
Laurin The day befOre the opening Of
the campaign the indications were that
McLaurin would have a walk-over lrby
said he would enter il no letter Democrat
than McLsurin went into the lists before
the final day on which entries were al
lowed McLaurin. Irby and 5. q. Mayfield
flee their pledges
There ara efour Johns John McLaurin, John
Evans, John Irby and John Duncan
who have remained in the race TO the end
Duncan has made but two speeches, ms
only object ia entering seeming 10 he -
offer 10 prove any charges which ne made
last su,lInler against Evans, Tut be has
not been challenged to DO -. For three
weeks McLaurin has been enable 10 en-
gage In the canvass on account or iii
health, No MeSSrs Evans and Troy have had
the field to themselves.
All OF the candidates are leading re
-ormers But from first to last IL has been
the field against McLaurin. senator Till
man has remained hands off, but IL he
has any preference it is probably for Nc
LaWIn
The opponents of McLaurin have con-
sidered t.tas ,neTe was .,sr ,Ginerafsis'
11.a- f,a
been daily hamnering at his alleged I'm
democratic attitude on the tariff, con
demning his attempt to get duty on cotton
and other Southern products. The fact that
when he was in the HOus. he was a ppointeu
by Speaker Reed as member OF the Ways
and Means Committee has been urged
against MIN ar indicative that he had a
leaning to Republicanism. The similar posi-
ton OF Senator Tillman on the tariff has
been explained by the declaration that his
votes were intended TO load down and
hamper The Dingley bill, while McLaurin' $
votes are alleged TO have Indicated his
convictions on the question.
The fact that Senator MCLaurin was
the ayowed favorite Of Gov. Ellerbe, that
both OF them were leaders in movement
three years ago Go wipe out fractional
differencesin the State, and that they bOeh
hadmanySupporUers UersamOngthean anti Tillman
Democrats has been used to some extent
agains: McLaurin toy Irby. This, however,
did not take well, the people seeuiing in.
disposed to draw factional lines.
During this campaign, for the first tiIne
in politics here, tie question OF favOriTS
colored labor in factories has been made
something OF an issue. Irby intiuated
that McLaurip advocated employing ae-
groes in factories, and the young Senator
las been forced 20 make emphatic denial
OF such views to delegations OF cotton
mill operatives, whose votes, in middle
and upper Carolina, have reached import
ant proper uons.
The evening times., 1897-08-28
AUCTION SALES.
RATCLIFFE, sUTToN& Il CO., ,Auctiuneer'


TRUSTEES SALE OF NINE VALUABLE
TukEE EsTORY AND BASEMENT
Fafs1s FafS sffk Nine R6oMs AND BATE Ta
ANDALLMoDERNIMP Roy EMENTS.
ssM ssIyd 10 N2s. xM lsl6 TO 1881 XENE'
Under and by virtue of a certain deed
OF trust, dated June %, 1895, and duly
recorded July - 1895, In Liber 213O. at
folio 45S, one of the land records of the
District of Columbia, de fault having oc-
CURED in the performances OF the terms and
conditions OF the bond mentioned and re-
ferred to in the said deed Of trust, and at
the written request OF me secretar yoI me me
holder and owner OF the said bond. the
undersigned trustees viii sell at public
sGss1n in arens soa Hf bsy the pFsifes ppF
A. d. 1897, AT 4:30 O'CLOCK r. N,
all those pieces OF parcels OK Land and
premises situate ip the city OF Wash
az and called lots three 81. four t4l and
five t5), In block tbiIty-six (36), In JChn
Shermau's. trustee, suidivis sion or part OF
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, now
called Columbia Heights. as per plat re
corded in Liber Gov. Shepherd" at folio
13I, one Of the records of the Surveyors
Office of the District of Columbia.
Terms of sale. All cash.. Each house
and parcel of land occupied thereby viii be
first offered separately, and deposit Of
$500 VIII be required at the time OF sale
on each house and parcel of land sold. II
not sold the property Will De offered in
block, and a deposit OF 81 900 VIII be re-
quired at the time of sale. Terms of sale
to be complied with within ten days from
the date OF sale, otherwise the lot or lots
viii be resold at the risk and cost OF the
defaulting purchaser or purchasers. All
conyeyansing, recording, ETC., at purchas-
er'S cost.
FREDERICK L. sIDDoys. Trustee
Washington Loan 81 Trust Building.
STEPHEN VAN WYCk, Trustee.
Washington Loan & Trust Building.
au1S-d& ds,xSu
The evening times., 1897-08-28

Under and by virtue Of ;ertafn deed
OF trust, dated March 5, 1896, and duly
recorded March IL, $50, In 1iber 2l01,
Of the % District e Columbia S e s1a dsfauls Sa9
ing occurred In the performance of the
terms and conditions OF the bond men
toned and referred To In the said deed of
trust. and at the written request OF the
secretary of the body corporate, the
obiigee In and the holder and owner Gf
SAID bond. the undersigned trustees wnI
Premises, on MONDA Y the 12sh DAY OF
JULY, A. ID. 1887, AT $50 O'CLOCK
r. NJ, that piece or parcel OF land sit
tr1ct OF Columbia, and known and desig-
mated as so much of lot 10, block 25- In
John Sherman, trustees subdivision Of part
now called Columbia H-ights," as lies
within the exterior lines of lot 81, In
Charles ID. Church's subdivision Of said los
10, q plat or which Is recorded in book
County Ii. page so, one OF the records
or the surveyors office of the District Of
Columbia, said lot being improved by g
new broom and cellar dwelling, with an
modern Improvements, the same being
premises numbered I242 Princeton street
nor tnwese.
Terns OF sale: All cash. A tieposjt of
$50 VIII be required at time or sale
Terms of sale ,-.ass be complied with
Within ten days from late of sale; other
cost of defaulting purchaser or pure hssers
Chaser 8 cost.
sTEPHEN VAN WICK, Trustee,
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg
FREDERICK L. STDDONS, Trustee
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg.
The above sale is postponed on account
or the rain until FRIDAY, JULY 16,
1897, at same hour and place.
STEPHEN VAN WYCK, Trustee.
washington Loan and Trust Bldg.
FREDERICK l.. SIDDONS, Trustee,
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg.
Tne purchaser at the above sale ha wing
failed to comply, the property VIII be re-
sold at his risk and Cost on WEDNESDAY,
the LIST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID.
1897, AT $50 O'CLOCK p. n.
STEPHEN VAN WYCK, Trustee,
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg.
FREDERfCK l.. SIDDONS. Trustee.
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg.
au20-d&ds-exS
The evening times., 1897-08-28
PROSPECTING IN THE MINES.
Officials of Exploring Corporations
Tell of Resources of KloBdike.


Tell of Resources of KloBdike.
Phila adelphia, Aug. 28.-A. L Ironmonger
Sola, managing director of the Klondike
British North American Trading and EN-
piCiJation Company al Dawson City, Alaska,
and Alex audcr A. Arthur, secretar y OF the
company, were in this city yesterday. Mr..
Sola has just returned from Alaska, W here
he has for q long time been prospecting in
the gold regions. H IS OF the opinion that
the resources OF the Klondike are wonder
fully great. and sa w the work of taking
out The f,Ild has hardly begun yet. All the
mining So far has been placer di gging. but
even last winter aud spring. he says, about
$4,000, 900 was taken out.
Mr.. Sola laughed at the stories 10 the
effect that the KlundiEe region is a big
graveyard, and said chat very few peo-
pie had died there. He admitted, no we YER,
that last winter the miners and prospectors
were on short rations owing to the diff
Guilty in getting supplies there, but his com
pany proposes To overcome that difficult Y
by constructing boats which will carry sup
plies up the Yukon River from st. MichaelS
to Dawson City.
In describing the work of pros pecting in
winter, Mr.. Sola said fires were built over
thespots to be dug, and tn earth gradually
thawe,l until sufficient was removed to fill
the pan. This earth was then ta ken To a
cabin, where ice was melted on stoves and
poured into mud troughs. The earth was
then thrown into the troughs aud thor roughly
thawcd in them, until the gold could he
separ ated aud the producing capacity as-
certained. In winter the Thermometer goes
down TO from 6 TO 20 degrees below zero,
but in summer it goes up as Eigh as so de-
gre above.
In speaking OF the luck of some in
dividus!s in the Klondike region, Mr. Sola
said he saw q man wor k $50, 900 outof his
claim in tive weeks, and that up to last June,
when he left there, quite number OF claims
had panEed out amounts ranging from
$1,000 up to 100000.
The evening times., 1897-08-28
THREE DAYS MORE
OF THE So RATE
Doctor Mccoy Wishes to Make This Notice
Emphatic-Under No Circumstances Will
the Opportunity of the Nominal Fee Be
Extended or Renewed After September l..

The So rate ends with the last day OF
August, and ft Will not be extended or
renewed under any circumstances, or to
any individual.
Doctor Mccoy has given full and EN-
phatic notice that, beginning with Sep
tember 1, all those who do not begin
fore that date, must pay his regular fee.
He has extended the rate Ia order
that all might have ample opportunity
to take advantage OF it, and he has
reached the point where, II for no other
reason than because Of the limit of his
office facilities and his time, IL would
The evening times., 1897-08-28
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
We Read i'm the New York
Herald.
10 the EDITOR of the Herald:

10 the EDITOR OF the Herald:
A read IN your last saturdays nuinber
about the f'oiyntce Oh. Having previously
heard OF the virtuesof said oil from friends,
A was oneof the first to be treated at Belle
vue Hospital.
The result was almost instantaneous. ]
had been suffering from rheumatism foi
several years, and after using all kinds OF
medicines without results, POlynice Oil has
done it for me, and am altogether rld OF
the painful sickness after first Treatment
" isning TO thank the specialist Tor the Dur
den of pain he has lifted from my shoul-
ders, called at the hospital TINS morning
but the authorities could not give NE ms
address, and 4 therefore beg 10 be allowed
the liberty OF your hospitaDle cOinInns 10
convey to him my most slncere Inahks-
Very truly yours, n. l.. .PANILLARD,
Martinsville, Somerset county, n. j.
Free consultation, and Guide 70 Health
sent free PoIynice Oil can be purchased
atall druggists or from the POlynice r ren cl
Medicine company, Goa 18th st. NV, wash
ington, ID. {. Price, 80 cents pea bottle.
At can
The evening times., 1897-08-28
G0NZAGA COLLEGE.

Three scholarships, awarded eacn year TO
successful competitors, are open for the
year 1897 80. Examinations on Septem-
Der i and 8.
The examination for entrance win em-
brace the TudiuIents OF English grammar.
arithmetic, United States history, and
United states geography The eNaIBina-
ton for any particular class viii eIflbr acs
the matter or the preceding class students
from the city and vicinity are eligible, and
the successful candidates will receive q
free scholarship In the classical depart
uent OF the college. THIS is an offer W nfch
young men should appreciate, as the op-
pOrJuniJy IS afforded % secure a fir SC cha 81
education free or all expense.
Any boy receiving a ScbC larship musa
nave a monthly average OF nfty MARKS III
ne FAN below this two months In success
Sion the scholarship VIII De Withdrawn.
aul5-2w
The evening times., 1897-08-28
Rev. Mr.. Smith,
Of Ringing Noises
And Deafness

Rev. L. L. Smith. 6O6 Sixth st.
southwest. clergyman of the Church of the
United Brethren: II most heartily recnn-
mend Doctor McCoy's y'streatment. have ex-
because OF personal knowledge that |
speak as l do.
For eighteen months I had suffered
frorn dull heada hes, accompanied by
runbling noises in my head and partial
deafness. / became so hard of hearing
that had difficulty in attending to my
every day duties. and could not unde--
stand ordinary conversation.
Doctor McCOy's treatment has given me
complete relief from the beadaches Ind
from the distressing, unnatural noises.
snd Try hearing has been completely re-
stored
II also, when went to Doctor Mccoy,
had been troubled with a catarrhal condi-
tinn OF tie nose and throat, which caused
me to hawk ard spit continually. In the
Jnorning l would have a bad taste in the
mouth, and gagging sensation My sleep
was not refreshing, aud I would wake IN
me morning feeling tired and unrefrssbcd
Il have been completely cured of al my
trlubles sleep well. have no more dis
charge from nose or throat, and feel re-
freshcd and vigorous in the morning The
improvement in my general health has
been wonderful. as well as the restoration
OF my hearing"
The evening times., 1897-08-28
Spenceriau Business College.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL HALLS

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL HALLS
In ACaden Of Music building
Ninth street, corner ID NV. Entrance 4O3
Ninth 70. Thirty third scholastic year be-
gins AOnday. August 30 Day and evening
sessions. The leading business men OF
Washington were trained IN this college,
and send mel r sons an1 daughters q MI CanCii-
dates for EuplOyBent here for training
Rapid writing. English, rapid cal-
cuIations. bookkeeping, laws and ethics Of
business. science OF wealth. science Ot
citizenship, vocal and physical culture, arr
or expression Delsarte method, shorthand
ana typewnting.
Terms reasonable. but no competition
with cneap schools
Office open Un and after Monday, 3ugusk
z3, every business day and night through
out the year.
Call or send for aew announcement, '97.
", containing fun particulars. also adj
dress OF Hon Lyman j. Gage at college
commencement, and names, occupations and
addresses OF S5S graduates OF 5. B. G.
MRS. SARA A.SPENCER,
auZI-1m-em Principal and Prop.
The evening times., 1897-08-28

more was ever taken. l am informed that a
large number or CLOCKS and sure thing
gamblers are going TO the Klondike in the
hope of getting rich Off the good hearted
miners They will be fooled il tney try any
of their skin games in Dawson. One OF
two or the ~oLld-be gamblerswiil be hanged
and that will give others a lesson. Straight
gambling is all right. Miners spend their
money freely at cards, faro and roulette.
and DON worry over their losses"
The evening times., 1897-08-28
HUSBAND AND WIFE BOTH CURED
Mrs. Smith, Of
Asthma of 19
Years STANDING.

Nrs. Jenny smith, 6O6 Sixth st.
sw.: II don't think anyone ever had
Asthma worse than / had it, especially
during the latter part Of the nineteen years
1 suffered from IT. II hegap first during
the winter, and for several years troubled
HE only at that season. Later, IL came on
at any time. summer or winter. The least
exposure to draught, after being over
heated. wss sure to precipitate an attack.
II became so sensitive to draughts that
I could not ride In an open car In mid
summer without being wrapped up. I
coughed inceSsantly, and was so short OF
breath that could not lie down at night;
I have spent night after night sitting up
ia order to get my breath.
"Of late years my breathing was never
clear. and the least cold would bring on
the wheeling and awful shprtness OF
breath.
My shoulders and chest acheds fear
fully from the effort in breathing
II was so feebie when ssegan treatment
with Doctors Mccoy and COv>Ien that
could scarcely walk
That was in August, Just a year ago.
Ny condition began to improve after
had been under treatment but a short
while. and in December last I gave IL Up
II felt that was cured. But I wished
to test the permaneBcy OF the cure, and
told the Doctor that II, for a year, there
was no return OF the trouble, / should
be glad TO testify TO my cure.
1t was a year in July since I had my
last attack, and / feel that I am COM
pletely cured"