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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
The Treatment That Cures.

Doctor Copeland. new treatment.
taat has Lifted ID darkness and aligaI OF
the vora '.incaysele' from hundreds q
thousands u casss Of CatArra q tha Head.
Threat, Ear Tubes. Bronchial Tozoss and
Lungs. works IS curative action tor t1o
reasons
CD It reaches every diseased spot.
from the ortfiee of the nose ten the
deepest part of the langs and the
innsrmoxr reee~sex of the middle
ear.
60 Instead of Irritating, iniaains
aRa feeding the fres OF the disease.
liz soofhes, aaiets, heals and eares.
Whas Is the treatment that cures these
conditions. once regarded incuraeles b.
whaS process does il restore The diseased
membrane, removes the poison ana rellsys
the soreness Of DISEASE LIST the experience
OF persons cured and being cared tell
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

10 yeu hawk z-s scst~
ais tAeTe pain after a&ting~
Are sea 1zEVoEs snG weak
'sDo yea ARva sick GnA64casx~
DO sou boat gp after earlnsr
els there disgust for hTezkfaSt
Have Fou distress after sazluSF~
rs yGgr threat filed VITA slime
DO you 81 times have 14arrhNsz
Is there rash % hlooG % tie head %
~ assa yen get - suddenly ara yea
3izxye-
Is there gnaEing sensation N storn-
2rhz-'
DO yoa feel as Il you had lead IN stora-
ach -
When your stomach IS empty do yol
fee salntg''
DO yoa belca Up material that burns
ire fh~oatea'
When ire stomach Il ran 90 ycu feel
oppreSsedE~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
soss SECRETS OF HISTORY.


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

aa. Per Cent. Quarterly GA IRE
fsrrea stock

PORTLAND. Sept AT 3 spsc-A. 49,, 49,
- - - az directors u the OTsson
-, = Invitation Company icday tAe
ess7,vrfr.- yrsruseFs were elected 20 consti-
.,ses a. executive committee; a. :. helass-
80 es,atrnan. y. :. Bal Edward p
A6arss. t.aarIes s coster. sam @si Carr
and ". u 01kuaa-
A euartersy 4.vi1ena q Per esat- On
n go 80 shares gE pEeeeFfca stoSAs pay A0aS
s1~toher /. was also declared.
49, g.ss~es adjourned % n3est next Wed
nes5ay
Tne' Orsgoa Snort LIE has strong rep
-.ean@z tfar aa tas executive toaF1 in tae
n~r~ons OF afessrs. Carr. Oaknaan anc Cos
- Ar. coster r. sis9 a member u tas
rtva~a OF directors - tha Northern IA
rs.se AZ which ar. Adams. anotasr mem
bar az he oTegon Railway = NAf'sNs1sA
hoard Is chairman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
ARGENTINA MAY RETAIIATE-
Proposed Increase In Dutfe. ON Ina
r-,~s. from the nifed states

NEW YORK. Sept "A sgs~cazl 70 TIE
Herald fr04n Busnos Avres says:
Pr-siSxzs TrSsu-u has S-nt Ees-
yzxH d, congress Ia which ne a1vcc&s-s
a. 4 r-easurs CT retaliation against 10
F--s.ed states Increased duties 81 a-.l-
r2ss Imported n large Quantities frcF7
that ceszt-T. Re Specifies Particularly
p~s-oseurn. timber. pZovs. and all zEri-
cultural frnpssnze2fs and machinery.
Higher duties. the president explains
sAruga - imposed because q ths recesr
ss~rss2tsss wh1eh ire Dinghy farl1 azs
sArown II TIE way % sxporrsrt0n from
this country 70 the United States Las
rror.o<es Increase n duties wi4 anoant
70 SO 20 "a gold
Th@ PRESIDENT hopes that special con-
wsrtle-z ear Be negotiated with the
United States ard oths~ countries Pro-
viftnx for greater n5eTality q Argentine
r~gfzcts before Il VII hs necessary %
enforce the Increased duties 4 tasy
should become aaw-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
How Ii Cures
Catarrh of Vocal Cords,

Here is another patient who con-
t-acted Catarrh that extended from The
threat iato the CLOTHS the gateway that
opens 20 thu wiu9pipe and lunSs. The dis
ease attacks the vital cords this sensl-
tive instrument % the human voice and
soon mars lts sweet tones or destroys them
altogether. Here sits lady inhaiinE ths
soothing preparation She has been Zen
months silent and the treatment has al
ready restored har voice. Who can say
what 10y she feels in bstHg restored 20 the
usefulness and the pleasure OF converse
tea?
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

LONDON. So t--roG~t -f--ies zre 49,
s7V-E 4 ssxgaen-nsSs booklet Srrtea -
sFretv ~ csnnsr hv -.ror ~ryal rerss--
49, ~ whtca aDGs.rE stories az5 facts
a~r@cteS xfth ere tzasr lfs - rus-r ss~s
e rs rnyal rs--le &re SEE cut 10 the 1nest
,f-va rnsshe6 rarEe-~ Nast 81 re
tserrzary srt tHa wrster ASSES tNat sc
-ss,s3a are sangussNsaE 3c re German sta..
n-fs-n. on css.rres 81 iese majestic Th%
hss-Nlet e en- ETeat &~Dans ~ IS SIS %
-. Nkn pa~eS trez 'eTes Ffekalcg FaperS. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
How 1t Cures
Catarrh of the Throat.
fere 4. nnother natient rho hra

Here is another patient who hrd
Cat&rrh IN the Head He caught cold after
cold. and the disease spread down into his
throat he bre2thes and drinks IN he dis
eaze-banlshIlg medical ton. Il bathes The
membranes OF lis head and throat. The
soreness OF tie head and threat becomes
less and the desire 70 hawk and srst Is dis
appearing. the sense cf tas-e IL returning
and the voice again becomes soft and me-
Ic3iolS There is no more gagging ard
venting n the morning. No longer does
every exposure 10 tire weather result IN a
stgffsd-up throat that becomes sOra and
inHamed. and no l5ager does he Hnd his
throat and tongue dry as chips when he
wakes from an undressing sleep
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
ron OREGON rfprR.L OFFICES
CONGREGATIONAL DsieEatton ASre~s On
s-n,asamte. for Principal oas--

p1HTI AND Or. Sept t--AftsT q coFa-
s.~-,~s lasting week. t6e Oregon con
..~rssfsr,sl delegation Aas ssresa On a.
s'.,.,sa~ - fli 4 part - the Feder&i o.
fess in me state Tpnis5i theF $50
s,,sfr recommendation Sc Fre@telsnt NJ
Et-fev. rae de3exa gica makes SAs is-.9@
trx reeoguTuendaslens
f-~tses states attorney. John Il
tf-,s ~ fsarelara. trnite1 States snarsiasi,
.yeesh Bf,ts=cr. FEnszsstoa, appraiser -
',esrerrss gyxea Summers. ferIia1a regis
a. ~ tae and aftice - cses2a ei{y' q
?. Gasr. SALEM. ..--.--.. ....
~ sesten waz taken o. es.lsetaF . S.
torns Al Portland o. 90 ee4lec%eF y Il
sevssal revenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
How II Cures
Catarrh Of the Lungs.

Here Is another Efttfal ease He
had al TIE hss.cTy - ces1s ard ezsaET7,
extending esz Wart f-ozz las Eess - -2e
threat. 70 gsosz1s. 20 wt1tp8pe. 20 ne sfoEs-
cAAzI r1hez ard gAsa lnso tie srs2& tE-~s
e ere N4rgs fits coGEA always GZ1lea
hzr lis rails { large snaas1E3ea & Fase
looking material. &c 186 fsser every after-
noon ard co2-1 uoe sAeep A. l450-- ~ TAD
70 argsts-e. ar as z.rszr ta and aaszs sc
falaa Es aa1 ntg1t Ew@2ts every st-@@
81 = &a4.a &aa lra&Ksl ta&s SIS esd N@s
nea-
So esra nFta~ faGr 1cnths y .Fe&-staf1e
usw zaaa. TAe AeAGns z21 soo arg
F-sad4ez -f8n $50 t5zzae after sine seal = e@&
ever neck 81 fsa 1ase5ss sEe1 s@ 80 *
trszre & p.h - tbs kanE cslA. ard nA84s'4
ass s1a.sed AID he24sG rs Elel g4sae@
TEE are 70 m1re q lns nASey G&ss-fS :.
70 uacrs couEa- 10 mere fsErr. 60 naFe
vazn - Ezsr< n.NAt sWe3ta- Ire &EE%ts 3
rsEurzz arz w1th & eGaags hacE sstra2 =
ard ssr hs1son Lh& cas&Es - eet AsH -
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a. Sc Azs E@cr s4Tse trs<- = .-1ssTl--g
azE sas~4@.s-y ara 1Szx1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

Figure showing these parts NEST
frequently attacked BY Cntarrh. The
picture represents "a part OF the head
sawed open. the letter a indicating
the folds OF mucus mem brane In the
nose. The letter B Indicates the seat
of Catarrh fn the Throat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
THE SEATTLE posTNTELGENcEB SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER

cars s-s sersoEsiy tzsz-tar two Ezsses VIA
~A-. vssxerga-s~ A 62szzed transfer
sws*-a eauxa6 al ire Erc-o1s. t-s aecs1er-
heszS 1E@ - - weakness q ne sE-s1a
s-s-s-x- Hrs. Pe-v@<. ere % ire injured
raw AZ ard Mrs. G-ll3 was ba6.y sl--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
How 1t Cures
Bronchial Catarrh.

Here In another patient who was
always sensitive 20 ire weather. Re con-
trac-sd Cazarra q The head and y passed
70 MS throat then down TIRE wIDdr.lra ard
tnto fha bronchial Euhes he couE1ed AZ
nlght - .has ~ could 1ot sleep there - a.
pain behind hts srssst-sors anG uuder re
shoulder blades When he couwsed re
brought % frothy. GTaytsa ira er IL
streaked wiz blood. fs toEs appetite ara
strength he srssa cough sYrups ard ar
fsrent Medicines % ia avail He mex
brsathes IN wlth faA iHsT'4rs .ioEs tse r.
st1~iax ard scafht-E uee1ctrs The sore
spots aierx rns hronchiaI tubes heal shs
ceaxn eeasaz gae pair seavss- The srps-
ti-s and strength rasgTu. He IS again 3
wsL z-1 "a - Iza.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
NEW SYSTEM OF INSURANCE
Fire rnaerwrfters Adept Plan by
which Reduction Occurs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. A-Ths beard
cf Ere underwriters for the Paci9c coast
has fztrcG seed a new system a rating IN
S1-sncs premiums. whlea wflI be pat n
force n al GO the towns Of TIE Coast
Tas new svEem is a perfection OF what
Is called tie mercantile system re-
suit OF its adoption viii be a reigction q
premiums ard 4 general reastussrusnt %
rztas The ide4 u advanced that pre-
nziuus may Dc ssssened by EemedyIGg mat
tsrs ot hazard. and certain prec2 gtioE.s
taken By householaers may lead 70 = prom
tse1 crsass q pEsE1EEas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
The Proper Course
for Sufferers.

The proper course for sufferers IL
this. Read these symptoms carefully avs-,
marx -18se t1ak Apply 70 your case and
arsng this VITA you 70 the Cope
land Office u yoa I've away from TIE
city Sand tAGn hy EnA-l and ask toT aoSaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
rsr uan crep IL N.ns. rnxlana-

roSpC%. SEPT 4--hs Ae7 e<7o e 49,
tsw tAe aveTAEs TIE rckEE whs-A =
n fsll sH-nE Aas r-1ssce4 80 -saal
rasF~.~T fevaszan - &ers Ans ens aaea
rva~ssss ~ xraatr- Gixsrsss t-2- useat
- wo-g scoses az4 pclt-e sszttaas = tsst
~s~s-~fv zre atls1 an3 ths-e ssve Assn sew.
s~sf ,sezssz sr0-s sxzs.sgrs r. t.a gs3zs ara
sasras zgElnx tns reeens sso~rns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
WHICH APPLIES
TO YOUR CASE :?

The Diagnosis Made Easy by the Famous Qons the Cure Made Ger
Every Subject to
How Cords Bronchial Tubes,
and, Removing Obstruction Tubes Deafness
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

This figure shows a section OF
the ear made by saving through
the bones of the heads ft shows the
outer ear. the canal ieadiRg from
the outer enF 90 the ear drum, the
ear drum, the bones or the ear, the
Internal parts of the ear, Together
with the tube leading from the
throat up behind the ear drum
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
Train Robbers Made a Good Deal.

DENVER, Sept. 4-The two masked
robbers who held I'D passenger train on
the Gulf read. near Twin mountain, last
night, Knocked the express messenger
down several times. compelled him 70 epea
the safe. eznptisd is contents and gansack-
ed the registered mall. They are believed
70 have secured about $1,000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
MADE A COMPLETE smAsH-UP.
Nitro Giyeerfne Kills Two Mea and
shakes Up the Com unity.

AONoNGAHEI4A. Pa. Sept by an
explosion of EitEo giyeer1ne this NOM
Ing two men ard g horse were killed.
buggy completely demolished and the
bridge across tas Monougzhssa river bad
~ damaged Windows II the city were
broken, ard residents for mites were
awakened BY this concusston- One CT tia
men is believed % De Charles p. Rankin.
formerly superintendent OF the watson
&C mpany. IL Is supposed The men had
nitro giycsrins "a the buggy and that
sudden jolt caused the explosion
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
Cafarrh of Bronchial Tubes.

This condition often results from
Cmtarrh extending from the head
.nd throat. and, IL left Hnehecker,
extends down the ysind2iPe into
the bronchial tubes, and an time
attacks the knn-s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
~.,,~ rrarae Deal 20 the CeSs'-

PORTLAND. Seet. &-Ge@ tFfSan SCI
-. 80 tha gsa GranGa Western Ea2s~
- wsre sell represented esTe ta&aN ~
!. -ss-are~ q jeA6aas oftscA@4s- 2ass ss~
--ssf nasss1a 5 % aoek lnta iae
- -.s.-s.,-x - tha Novfh vvess. a=1 g-s2rR
,--feif,. % e-fissr W8ta Gsgssssa lk--sa - ~
: N,.v.sstgss Coaapz ny es1caA3s resaslvs .
-1.sser trafssc arranEe TIE tAr@e So
- efssrsazs haa bsagtay eoEzSeTeHSs -
- sut Hrozl8 rct Gbxglge ere saS5ss>,
s.atre~ cs L. Erazz 2ere tas 9-4e-@-s @--4
= 20 sAe Soa1&-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
Cafarrh of Head and Throat.

The head and throat become dis
eased from neglected colas, caasin =
Catarrh when the conditions of the
blood predispose< 20 thi. condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

Deafness results frem Gatarra
closing the Eustachisa tubes that
lead fro4a the rhroas go the ears.


lead fro4a the throat 60 the ears.
lis your hearing fa!lnEf'
DO yoIr ears discharge
do y0ur care itch and hurnT
Are tie ears dfy and scaIs -
Have yoas pain behind the esiTsFa
'Is there 4 tarohhing IN the eafsF
els ghare = buZziEr sound heard p
DO you have rlnStn. tn ne sArst
Are there cracking sounds heard
'sIs YOUR hearing bad cleat3y days
DO yea have eaTaele occasionally
Are there sounds Ike seam ssca psaS =
EDO yo1r ears hurt when yo4 atow yolr
uoEegFf
DO you constantly hear noises in ths
eaEsg"
.po you hear better some days than
0thersF"
.Do ne noises in your ears keep yoa
aw2 ke@
Wien you blow your nose Do Jour ears
crack
IS hearing worss when yoa have
eolde'f
Is roaring Ike waterfall in the
heaa2''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

OAKLAND ca1 Sset A-Two sE<a
-s~4 sesssEs4 - > Efrs--s@H 50 ssa Hsw-
.ss-2s sseskrsc slze z=z2sAs-k c1s - ssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

This figure shows the Nindpipe,
bronchial Tubes and Lungs laid
open. Letter points cut the In
terror OF the vsfnarfpe-Iettcr in
dfcnses the Bronchial TnbeS. while
the letters and ID show how ca
tarrh extends into the lungs, max
ing sore places which in time be-
come cavities.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

s1ain has nso<s sunshine thaa as etssF
..,ss.rs II H.arepe TIE yezTly sveTaSe y
sr~afs Is aee eoavs thai * Is~s@s, --sss q 20
,ssssx. Es4a; EnssAz&. &sssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
Catarrh Of the Stomach.

Tit. condition may result from
several causes. hat fhe usual cause
4. Cafarrh. the nsHems dropping
down Emto the threat and being
swallowed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

:. D,Op Us a line if YOU can't
= -. 'eS'l'''i $ BeSF Of your
Or II you don't like
-, 1 1an / get your money
as rsszy
<kcs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

The majority of nervou. diseases
are caused hY poEscns In the blood.
Poison circulating Ia the blood har-
asses the brain and nerves. and
xueh symptoms these fotI0wI
do you &c. Eid3y7"
Is yau utna dul& g
-@ATa sea easily dazs1 -
do you have heEaacne~'
Are yea easily eErffsdF
"f1O yo3r bands srernh(a
Does voElF heart E8t-eE
Are you easily irrttAte1F
"Ara go1 always anAk14sF
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NEW BOOKS AND MAGAZINES.


Those who have read Wilkie Collins
intense story called THE Frozen Deep"
will have little difficulty in recognizing
the source of the them of John Strange
Winters new novel, Grip" which comes
in pleasing material guise from the
presses of Stone & Kmball, New York.
1t is the study of a Tilted lovers jealous
hatred for successful rival which turns
by imperceptlble stages into the warmest
friendship during the accidental long i'm
prsonment of the two men in a French
convict station. George Somers is the
man whose bull dog tenacity TO a pur-
pose supplies the idea of the title. He
is really tha only character in the book
worth mentioning. unless we except his
resolute old aunt and the family sketched
sister of the couuette whose inconstance
in love makes all the mischief But Mrs.
Stannard's skill as a writer bridges over
the lack of human material and makes
a story that no one can fail to find inter-
esting
%
Three numbers in the Appletons' Town
and County library invite attention Ly
reason of varied merit "a Ptnchback
Goddess" is interesting primarily because
II is written by Mrs j. NJ Fleming who
is the sister of Rudyard Kipling; but
secondarily because il is on its own legs
a first rate Anglo Indian story picturing
experiences whose delineation from the
Intensely masculine point of view has
made the male Eiplinp famous In "Ar-
rested" bv Esme Stuart we have a clever
tale along conventional lines. wherein
tba course of true love is temnorariIv
interrupted nv officers of the law. but
NOT to the detriment of the inevitable
bennv climax FINALLY. for those who
like meIodrama with highly moral trim
mines comes "Tatterlev nv ~ Gallon
the story Of n man who inpersonated an.
other and carne into comnlicotions thar
conchda with q truly nathetic death
scene in tho last cbonter
-
Nrrs TT T,ovet+ C,meron onneors to
u,rita s+orios ON the came general nrinctple
tbat some mon saw wood nv IN otbar
,yo,ds strictIv as n matter of bi,eines,
,rbts oo,a,,ntS For "a pacbaIor,s PrideI !"
,,,hIisbad hv tho Iinnincotts phiiadrI-
nbia Hayire Win. some ,iincnltv landed
bar b,ro in +ba .net Tnf ,not,,tm0rv sbn
Ireroai,,ed tbot n never wonid do to lat
H., ,ast +bara IN nooco go u,ba+ Toes sbo
dn b,t not,n' tbn noor ofsa"tionate briI.
and get thrown into an untimely grave,
Whereupon our uuondam bachelor hies
him to the Alps and manages in his grief
to tumble over a precipice. 1t is all very,