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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
WHY THE COW LOST HER APPETITE.

Several weeks ago a COW belonging 10 Rolla
Payne began to lose its appetite and grow thin
There seemed to be nothing the matter with the
animal but II continued slowly 10 starve. Il
ate very little just sufficient 10 keep life within
its body but not enough to sustain il any length
OF time Mr. Payne finally came downtown and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
UNDERGROUND TRAVEL.
THE BOSTON SUBWAY PARTLY COM
PLETED AND IN OPERATION.

A BRIGHTLY LIGHTED TUNNEL AFF'oRDING RAP
TRANSIT FOR Electric cAES-CONGES-
TInN OF TIE STREETS RELIEVED.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01

FIGHTING THE SUNDAY LAW.
Barbers Seek to Restrain It's Eu-
for~emcnt Against Them,

Special Dispatch 81 the acknowledgements
SPOKANE, July 3i.--'The attempt Of
the local BARRIERS Union to enforce the
provisions of the Sunday closing ordi-
nance has resulted in some peculiar su-
6lcia proceedings. Sunday. July II, ave
BARRIERS were arrested. charged on cora
rls;n, Of other harters. with violating
tho ordinance Subsequently. in the mu-
nlcipAl court. the hearing was set for
August by consent, and defendants
ws-e released on bail
Friday. July IS. John r. Parker sur
rendered himself TO the police, and hahsas
corpus proceedings were instituted or his
tehaif The contention % the petitioner
Is that the ordinance IS unconstitutional.
On the same day, and this Is the action
tha. has created great surprise Ia iocsl
legal circles on application % the at
tcrneys for defendant. Judge PratheF. az
the superior court. Issued an order Re-
s;rainiug the issuance % complaints
against any BARRIERS for violation 81 are
Sunday closing ordinance. The hearing
on boti these matters was s@t fST NNn-
aay Under :he protection CT fae rs-
strairing order sexeral ~ the DEFENDING
BARRIERS kept their shops open Sunday
last.
The granting .; ar order practically
preventing fhe arrest II person ylciaT-
ing an ordinance ard issxe6 prior 20 ths
commission 81 nissdersesnc- - new
departure in legal proceedings IN ms
section.
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around In isss ard would oppose It again
now. I, would never satisfy Irish ma
ssorsi aspirations Besides. /: Is . mere
dodge 70 sgads the raziu issue The
scheme IN Itself Is outside TIE range Of
practical palisics- Ireiaacs only hope row
ix to rove boldly Tor national raylSa-
rnsns. free from all ostssde control. as
PsrraiI sad.
TIE Hungarian government has author
sxsd the state bank at Budapest TO en-
E-aye on 80 aorin notes portraits Of the
most noted singers AID actors OF Hun
gary.
NJ raurs's villa a. Havre u situated IA
q hollow and Il overlooked By the boule-
ward Maritime 4 number OF telescopes
have been erected In the boulevard and
large crowds are paying half a franc
apiece 70 see the pres.ssen. walking In his
garden or seated IN his chair on the lawn
The crusade against the srock coat and
stovepire hat for summer gatherings. like
the Coodwocc races. has received set
back. This year the Prince OF Wales and
the men Of his party. instead OF appear
coat, as they did last year, all wore srock
coats and high hats.
TIE forthcoming issue Of the National
Review viii contain long article upon
the success OF the American bi-mesaliic
commission The article confirms what
has already been cSoied on this subject TO
the Associated Press and says. 1T il now
generally recognized by all, except cs-
trfches that Great Britain's chief contrt-
button will be the reopening Of the Indian
minis which all who appreciate the Ques-
ton must regard as splendid suoscrip-
ton 10 the common pool
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01
THE GOSSIP OF LONDON.
Yacht Regatta at Cowes--Niss Hays
Triamph--Houie Rule All Around
The Monetary Conference

LONDON. July 2f.--Wfth the Goodwood
meeting over. parliament on the eve Of
prorogstion and tho Cowes regatta Just
beginning. the season o. ISg7 is Absolutely
ended. ard with Il IS ended also appar-
entity. a lcug run - good weather.
Ccwes Is crowded IN anticipation Of
next weeks regatta. when the prizes will
30 unusually magnificent on Monday
the Aurora win sail her maiden race.
with the Meteor. the Bona and the Brit
ANNA, under the auspices Of the Royal
London Yacht Cigb which Will probably
prove the most Interesting event OF the
season. The Duke % Lads has been
actively engaged I'm getting signatures 10
an address % Emperor William on be-
half OF the Yacht owners. who were en-
tered for the rmperor's cap ln the recart
race To Heligoland. But his action IS
being quietly criticised ln tire higher
yuchfirx circles ard by leading members
81 the Prince Of Wales set. who are
d.a metrically opposed q the kaiser ana 10
all hts acts. Tho Prince OF Wales how
ever has reconSidere6 ria determination,
not 70 race the Britannia against the
Meteor shfs wear ard she arrived ct
Cgwes on Thursday Ia fun racing zig
The Duke of ah-uzzis new Bona. the
Duke OF Sutherlan.i's Catania. Mr.. .1y-
dan CS0el@t's Ms ySower and ether welt
known yachts are ~ the roads
Vanity rair. reviewing the ssason. cor
graduates the country on 80 hTll.lsncy
acd gives a ltSt of The season : beauties
which &, SAYS no coSutry ran rival. X
adds thar among others Miss Goe4e, ard
Miss Hay tAe American amo2sSs doris
daughter. hava o@ea the NEST s2cCes sstl
bec&gss II personal charms and ANNA
ton Of manner fn the same issue az
pears q letser from an English gtFi wiFh
reference - the news "a PER agitation a7er
the Secadence Of English soctsty- TIE
writer says.
'Ths trouble lles IN the urw.iliuE0sss
~ The poor members Of tie aVistocTa ~
70 earn hottest AViG.s Il is 50 dreadful
tor the men - p&t themselves uD fer sale
% TIE raca American girls wbo love 20
O. -sq here 20 excel English beauty and
veeAith. II tnfs goes CT AZ England
w3i soor Re owned ~ tha Americans:
sor trey sre tuvtsg lard as well as rner-''
Il SIS announced that daring the coming
pmrsfa~r entz-T recess The f5ceral iesdeys
vii openly formulate q plan fov home
sgge all around IA place q Mr.. Gladstone 3
scheme. They are colsnfsns on she IrSsa
support Mr.. JOHN ReSsrsxsd. however.
said
y opposed TIRE EEcitoa fer hcrne rule al
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a FLOUR MILL MANS CRIME.
Illicit Intercourse Causes Arrest md
Suit for Divorce.

Special Dispatch TO the Post Intelligen
SPOKANE. July I-W. c. Layman.
proprietor Of a Latah -four mill, Is CON-
fined In the Spokane county jail await
Ing the next jury term Of court lie was
arrested about 10 o'clock Monday night
charged with rape and confined IN the
city jail. He came here from Latah and
registered at the Grand hotel, and WAS
assigned 10 room so. When arrested he
was found In room 4o4 in company With
ls-year-oid Rosa Richardson. Rosa was
formerly employed az a domestic In the
family OF Mr.. Layman. but left there
some months ago TO accept similar po-
si;son with the family OF Grocer Bib
bino, OF this city. Lsyman called there
Monday evening. and Rosa accompanied
him 70 the hotel. She tells the police
Layman had Illicit relations with her
prior 70 the arrival OF the officers
Layman was arraigned before the ruu-
nicipal court Tuesday and preliminary
hearing set for Wednesday. Ban was
fixed st $1,000. Wednesday information
was fled In the superior court and de-
PENDANT turned over TO the custody Of
the sheriff The latter took Lavman 10
Latah. where the latter secure. every
thing OF value from the mill safe in
GLIDING the books and accounts lay
man was brought back Wednesday, his
wife coming here on the same train. bur
different coach. She, on her arrival. In
stitutsi divorce proceedings.
In the application FOR a decree OF d.
vorce. Attorneys Felghan 4 Lu6den for
Mrs. Layman. stated that the parties
were married at Minneapolis March H.
1898. and have three children. Mrs Lay
man says that for year past her hus-
band has been guilty Of extreme cruelty
toward her. accusing her OF all manner
and kinds OF crime. and heaping upon
her extreme in3lgnities. She accuses
him OF adultery with Rosa Richardson
a, the Grand hotel. this city. and also
with divers other persons. An order
was granted by Judge prather restrain
ing the defendant from dispcsing OF any
OF the property pending tho action for
divorce
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THE NICARAGUA MISSION.


Central American Feds9at1oD Has
Made the Tangie Worse.
WASHINGTON. July s1.-The state de-
partmsnt officials are trying to unravel
the tangte which the Nicaraguan mission
has got into since Capt Merry, Of CALI
fornta, has been pronounced persona non
grata by the diet Of the Greater ReDn5-
lie Of Central America II appears that,
when Rodriguez was received by Prssi-
dent Cleveland the president stated that
the treaties with the states comprising
the new government would be continued
ard the United States would look to the
states for their fulhllment This posi-
tion. II is understood, has since been con-
flrmed by tho state department. and IN
dealing with those countries treaties
made with the separate governments are
considered IN force and binding. Neither
the president nor state department wish
ed to take any step which might DO con-
sidered as organization OK the several
governments OF Central America into
single government so long as this step
was 10 thar interest. but. at the same
time, the administration did not want to
abTogate our treaties with these govern
meRts By the recognition of one minister
accredited from ali the states involved
1t is said al the state department that
there is no way in which this government
can send minister to the Greater Repub-
lie OF Central America. as there Is no pro-
vision OF law or appropriation for minis
ter and. even II this was dnne, Costa RIGA
and Guatemala, which have not yet Joined
the federation. would be without minis
tiers from the United States. as Costa
Rica Is now included with Nicaragua and
Salvador and Guatemala with Honduras.
BY sending the minister of the three first
named republics TO Costa Rica and the
minister TO the last two to establish his
legation In Guatemala the matter might
rest until there could be further legisla-
ton or until the Central American states
adjusted their form Of government.
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SLAIN BY THE STRIKERS.
Leader 81 s~oftdnie Non-Unioa Men
Killed in q Fracms.

SCOTTDALE, Pa. July sz.-Wisliam
CdEs.n.nss the leader o. the non-uaion
men brought here by the Scottdale Iron
and Steel Company 10 take the places OF
the strikers. wss shot and instantly killed
tonight in front 81 the Commercial hotel.
Cummings and three companions. ali
non-union men. encountered a number OF
strikers after they came out Of the bar
room and hot words ensued. Some one
fred revolver. and dozen shots fol-
lowed In quick succession. Cummings
dropped dead with bullet In his temple.
and bis three companions Ned to the mill,
hctiy pursued by an angry crowd. When
the non-union men reached the enclosure
the deputies on guard surrounded them
and the mob was forced 10 retreat Sher-
in Zanoor. Of Greensburg. II now on his
way here with fifty men.
A. midnight everything was quiet. how
ever. and there was no fear of further
outbreak. Reports as 10 now the shoot
ing occurred are conflicting. James Dolf.
one Of the non-union men who were with
Cummings. was arrested tonight. and
other arrests will follow. The situation
Is very much strained. and no one can
predict the outcome.
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Proper Course for Sufferers.

The proper coarse FER saAsregu 10
thiss Read these symPtoas careful
~ over, mark thoss that apply to
your case, and bring this with you
to the Copeland Once. IL yoa live
away from the city. xend them by
mail and ask for home treatnens.
In either instance. and whether by
mail or once treatment, the patient
may be assured OF the spe~dieet re-
lief and cure possible to cnIight-
eAcd medicine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01

DO you bslch ID gase~
have yea water brasse's
Are you lightAeadeG Y'
your tongue coated 80
DO yeu hawk and spstr"
rs there pain after ea,inge.'
Are yce nervous ans, weak
Do seu have sick h@aia cnAaess
DO you o.oat I'D after satlnf-'.
le there disgust for n-eakyax, 80
Have you distress after eatinx r.s
rs your threat niled with slime -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01
Relation Of Catarrh
to Consumption.

There h today nstAiag Of ssch
vital imDortaaoe to the people of
tnas soeatpy ~ the prevention Of
eons1mptton. There II nothing that
% prep ares the system fer the en-
trance and development Of the seeds
81 eoAsamDtioA ~ does cA&arrh.
There II netting that with 30 soon
Rto humanity Of the n0st insidi0us
a1A terrible Of diseases-consuaD
ooo-as Win the care II casarrA.
There II - disease that % uAl-
VERBALLY weakens the system ~ does
catarrh The Aischarge frOsn the
Aisease r1As down the bodily
strength 20 thst IL becomes An easy
prey % disease. C0nsumDtioA AOes
not begin In the lungs VI ONO In per-
feet health any mere than throwing
. nghte1 match In . pail OF water
will start = nre. Anything that Will
run down the bodily strength Will
allow the seeds Of consumption to
gain . foothold In the lungs. II the
people were only alive 70 the fact
that II they attended to their throat
and bronchial t.bes and allowed
sAsODG eAaAC0 AA& VIC tSxeC4s "a
these parts to cure them, there
woulA bo but few cases OF cons~nD-
tion.
white caAarRh does not cause all
cases Of consumption, II 10 also true
that ALI those who have consump-
ttOn have been subject to cntarrh.
ALI cOnsumptives were catarrh VIC
Tins. They took cold, catarrh had
prepared the way for conaum pti0n.
Tuberc0lar consumption ever re-
Quires = break In the membranes
which nne the breathing tubes. Ca
tarrh furnishes the broken places in
the form Of raw spots. The germs
Of consumption from the air can
only enter the system when they Aad
. raw, sore, discharging surface.
Catarrh creates Just such = surface.
Every catarrh suAerer 10 In danger
OF contracting eonsumptioA when
ever he or she breathes the air that
has just been brcathed out by one
who Has tnbercular consumption.
While NO Intelligent or seIf-re-
speosisx doctor Of today claims that
ali cases Of consumption are Of n
catarrhal character; still, II tho HIS
tory Of every ease of consumption
was written, 1T would be found to
cOnsiat Of the story Of frequent colds
that were left incurred, colds that
did not get well themselves; colds
that came every spring and got bet
ter In the summer, but came back
worse I'm the fall and winter, colds
that were followed by catarrhal
symptoms-A dischar&inG from the
nose, sore and inflamed throat.
hawking OF mucus. with ching
and splitting. As In well known, the
fatal form of consumption SO COM
mon y our midst IL due TO the en-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01
KING GEORGE NAY ABDIeATE.
This May Result From Foreign Con-
troll of Greek Finances.

PARIS, July SIT Is rumored that the
possible abdication OF the king OF Greece
has inspired the following dispatch from
Athens: IT is stated on good authority
that In the event of proposal looking to
the establishment OF foreign control of the
Grecian finances being adopted by the pow
ers. the king Will make declaration OF ex-
ceptional gravity"
BERLIN, July 3L-The Post says: Rus
STA and Germany have counseled Greece TO
submit to the conditions imposed by the
powers. NJ. Rail-. The premier. replied off,
eiaily that Greece would never entertain
the idea of financial control proposed. and
tina. she would help herself"
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sLAsHED NJ xox-ryroS NEx.


speezaI dispatches 20 the Post InseIIsxanee-
ssonASE. Wash. July zs-J. ]. Brad
neta. son Of p. n. RradaeId OF Tacoma.
sosssinea serious wounds here today In
euafrss between union ard ncn-ursor,
men employed In building ID. 3. Nc
sey new residence. John sigg ard W.
"a Klein. non-unzon naen. were working
ga the. iafhfng- An effort was being
mace 10 induce sas other worknen.
shion men, Including Eradae16. 70 quit.
Sradnesd called the nor-union men scaos
ana other narnss. Finally the non union
Hen came at him. In the melee he was
struck with iafher,s natcaet By Sigz.
cUtssn4 q wound esgs. inches deep on the
seIs SIDE o. his chest. near the shoulder.
Fhysfcians Joined the severed arteries
ana sewed Up the wounds. He is now
resting easily. Gsgg and Klein are IL
jail, charged with assault with a deadly
weapon There - strong feeling
against them among members OF the
unions.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01
Myrtle Hmstin0s. Oregon City,
Oregon Catarrh Of the bron.
chfal tubcs aud lungs. cared
by the Copcinnd treatment.

''Do you al times have diarrhoea :"
lis there rt.sh OF blood 10 the hradr'
When you get up suddenly are YOU
dizxy?'
is there gnawing sensation In stom-
ach@'
DO you feel as II YOU had lead IA ston-
ache"
When your stomach Is empty do you
feel faint!''
DO yea beloh up material that burns
the throatr''
When the stomach Is fail do you feel
oppressed?'
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do You ache all over?'
do you blow out scabs?'
rs the nose stopped up?'
do you suore az nigntg
docs your nose dischargef"
Does your nose bleed easily"
"Ts there tickling in the throatr'
do crusts form In The nose?''
els the nose sore and tenaer?''
do you snesze great deal7''
us this worse toward night7"
Does the nose itch and burnTs
us there pain In front OF headr'
Els there pain across the eyesf"
us there pain in back OF heaig"
els your sense OF smell ieaving?"
do you hawk 20 clear the throatis
"Is there a dropping In the throat?"
lis the throat dry IN the morning."
do you sleep with tie mouth open?"
Are you losing your sease Of faster
Does the nose stop up toward rlghs7"
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foNpON. JIly The indian oT.oe sas
rscYtvss, a selssran from Sgrlla saving teat
y.g,-st has reached taere that ChAkc&Ta sHs
attacked by TIE natives about : COCK =
n. on Thursday arc Ggofirs ccaf.12rs
untfl about A. II. Friday. The Enss4sh
loxs ave wounded The native lss IS act
kaown. 81: Il IS supposed 70 &c heavy.
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English Engineers. strike.

LONDON, July 3i--The engineers dis
pute has apparently settled down 10 a
prolonged struggle. Both masters and
men are unyieIding The formers posi-
ton has been strengthened by the fact
that the Northampton cycle employers
have joined the employers federation and
issued lockout notices to g Der cent Of
their employees. The engineers have re-
sponded by calling out the other Is per
cent.
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A Com mercfal Duel Impendfn,

PARIS. July sI.-The Eclaire comment
Ing upon the remuneration Of the Anglo
German treaty. says: 1T Is the commence
ment OF a gigantic commercial duel. ard a
threatened outbreak between the two
countries. Al the same time it is real
declaration Of war. and the struggle will
be fought to the death. The future ap
pears heavy WITH threats and dangers"
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VIII stop Making puntaioon..

NEW YORK, July si.-Two thousand
members Of the Pantsmakers Union, a. @
meeting which was held tonight at Cen
trail hall. decided to order general strike.
In consequence of this decision, 20 shops
In the Greater New York district will be
deserted tomorrow morning and 200
operators and 500 fnshers out of work
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ignoring o. The demands OF the mer by 4
sztorsty OF The operators. At ,sa coassr.
erca or Frse.ay last between miners and
operators but FIVE % the fifteen companies
of The district we're Represented. the o.rers
ignoring the request tor meeting.
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Fatal wreck on Red Mountain Road.

SPOKANE. Tuly Sl--s special - trs
sr,ek&xrr,a p Review from Northpcyt.
wash says: A hand car on The Rcd
Mountain read bumped the track at
sheen Creek Fails Fear men vers
thrown e~. and one Of them Claus sztis-
ga~Spy, sell into tire csnvcn below. 4 Sis-
,s-,a of 80 rset ard VAS Instantly killed
Ills body had to ts Ngtesi cat Win roo~s.
C;aStsvsoa came from Puget sound i2ss
faff
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Copeland Fee.

la1A Medical Institute for any
chronic aflmenf or maiady 10 1T the
rate Of - per month. This fee tn-
c1udee all medicines and the con.
staAt ana waicAful care Of al pa.
uento 20 . Anal cure.
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DO yo1 cough In the r10-ufngs+"
'Is your cough shc-t and haekirgr'
Are you low -sDsTFtsd AZ tsraeT@'
Have yo1 pain behind the nrsastboneF'
DO Won sp,, ZIP ilLs cheesy iumps2'
Is there tickling oe3sa3 Ehs palate 80
.uaws van n sFs~sv-, 60 ss.sy 'sSr,S -.
do you feel yc3 are growing weaker '
"Ts there burEstng ossn "a the shroatr'
do you cough worse night and morn
snsr-'
sreashr'
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trance into the blood of tubercte
bacillus, which settles I'm the lungs
and sets up lung disease.
The expelled air OF . consumptvc
frequently contains the seeds OF the
disease. The material which con-
sumptives cough MP also contains
these germs, which, after having
a ri~d in the air. arc blown around
and Inhaled by other persons II In
seen Mt once that those who live In n
section where consumption Is pr~va-
len. would be very particular To keep
their bodily health at . high stand
ard and never allow Themselves to
have cesarrh-areeted sore. In
famed. di~chargfnx nose. thro"f OF
bronchial tubes, through which the
consumptive germs may gain M mis-
sion tn the system The most Pote"t
element that can he used {" nsn'sn
consumption Is the cure Of catarrh.
the disease that makes the develop
ment of consum ption possible
When catarrh has existed IN Ire hssa
ard urv,ar Parts Of the throat FOR any
length cf time the patient isvirg n as.
triCf where people are subject TO ea,af fhxs
affections and the disease las e@e. to-
ur0sire.a he.rafarrh almost invariably sx-
tends .-n-Tl the throat down The ws7tEipe-
ard thence f-tc the bronchial tubes. These
tubes convey the air Into tire Differ"
q me lungs T'ns pain which accom- raries
this condition Il ~ a dull character. lstt y
the cfaps, bshf16 The bressthons. az else TX
Is present under the shoulder olad@- tse
rrg.xFf that occurs az tbzis time ia CRY.
cores q, VARYING intervals, IS eklHe III
character ard il usually most tTo1olessfsse
IL TIE morning upul arising or on gol1S .
BID a. risht Thfs peculiar cHsrsrter y
the cough ia often the eFst evidence tflas
catarrhal disease Is extending iato A1s
lungs.
A. tfI= stage cs re trouble ~ so-le % ses
there vygIl - found streskS or haood s1ixesl
wish she n1uczss fhat = expeA~sa bF ne
cough In certain ether - SOS sinai ffsas@~s
ef chees s--}ika substances Are sf.t Ap.
wkI~r wNer s4ressar hNfweer ire myers,
erYasf a very zIrp5@asMrT n1or. tbs Ess IS
> very serious symptom In sor5e cases
rata-rs ~1n extend from the throat ITO
+@a s-srrs n q ypry fs% weeks n Hfher
ssaSrs a nav be months. ard ever years,
before sbs disease Passes frhE1 f1s f5rn@s
into ire l.anrs During ne rsSaf fe. loving
tAs presence u these symptoms fhsEe q
Waks~ Ia ne pret1gSs gaigEi-<% saftrx. ~
ISIS rya~SosS cs tne GtSsHss f1-fnsT sxfsr-
son Sc ever Induced nv a fresh cas1 snf
fne fresh cello q. tsas tire rray - al thA.
Is -eassesi 20 teYeia2 -apt6 e5EsZIr1 pTion-
To SHOW what CAD BE cc5e tE TIE way %