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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-29
CuBaN REPUBLIC A FACT.
Cossiderab:e Sections Where tho
Spanish Authority Is Unknown.

CITY OF MEXICO. Dec. GA gentle
nisn fron Cuba. who has been In Maaxa-
Milo IL enc OF the so-caiied pacific pro-
ihees, says that IN reality the war has not
Begun there. fer the country has been
abandoned 20 the insurgents. who have
balls towns which are supplied with album
eaat provisions from the neighborsng es-
taies, established by the insurgents. who
arms factories. tanEsries and shoe fac
'sflss 50 they car supply their troops with
tas most Indispensable articles. Spanish
authority Is not recognized and the in
iaoitsnts are comfortably settled under
sae authority OF the Cuban republic.
Occasionally the Spanish conveys pass
ever tie high roads. bat the INSURGENTS
50 out and meet them and fight on the
ROADS, the patriots always taking the Of
ssnsive. The poor Spanish soldiers are
N such condition that much sympathy
Is aroused, they being mostly boys. thin
eaie ard ILL., and complaining OF the
sFslchsc condition Of their scanty rntlons
saa OF not receiving any pay for months.
my very sick soldiers ara admitted 70 the
spanish hospitals and others who are real
III are compelled 10 sleep Ia court yards.
shposed 10 the weather. Their condition
gluiui In the extreme. aroustng SYM
asay among the Insurgents, who know
sast tnese mere lads have been conscrlpted
Iad seat 20 fight them under conditions
"aea nc veteran troops would stand
sliaolt mutiny. The Cuban republic, he
SIS Is fact. ard over a considerable
ssss OK the Bland It's authority Is fele.
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AMERICA sHouLD TAKE HAWAII
Annexation IL Probable Since the
Powers Are Grabbing China.

WASHINGTON. Dec, 2s-"Anairs In
China and the East generally" said Sana-
tor CulloD. have put an entirely differ
ent complexion upon Hawaifs prospects
Tor annexation Since congress adjourned
Tor the holidays there has been marked
change Of sentiment concerning Hawaii
and II would not surprise me II the pend
Ing treaty should be ratified by the neces-
saFy two-thirus OF the senate. Ii would be
the height or folly 20 let such an oppor-
tunity slip as Hawaii presents to thu
United States az such critical time.
Here Is a most desirable piece OF property
only waiting for an order from Uncle
sam to become his own without Hiring a
gun Or prseiptating any trouble.
AS soon as congress meets we viii get
at the treaty. and my impression Is tnat
"a number OF senators who have hitherto
been against ratification viii be found en-
our side. II has always been my opinion
that we ought TO have Hawaii. and / am
confirmed In this belief more than ever by
the recent course Of events In the Orient"
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BRITISH COLUMN RETURNS
IL In Claimed That the Afridis Have
Heen Practically Nanauishcd and
They VIII Submit.

LONDON. Dec. ga dispatch from Cal
eutta says the British columns have re-
turned from khyher pass. after furnishing
with slight opposition. the Zakka khels IN
the Bazaar valley. Military operations on
the frontier are now concluded Every
Afridis valley has been visited. The dis
patch concludes:
IT now appears that the euemys loss
has been more severe than was ~ first re
ported. md out Of all VToportlqn 70 Its pos
sible fighting strength. Their trade with
our centers for the necesssries Of ljfe had
chased and their autumn tiilage VAS pre-
vented. The complete submission of the
Orakasls IS now accomplished.
Many hitherto unknown strategtca!
routes have been SURVEYED ard mapped
out. Tho Wanted prestige % the AfriGls
has been lowered ard their defeat has
paved the way FOR the parnantn; settle
irsnt az the country. /. is firmly believed
that cut OF from India ana Threatened
With retnyasiou % thsSr country ~ The
spring, they will n0v submit. /, IS also
expected that the Internal friction result
lrg from the operations VII prove almost
as severe 3 punishment as the operations
? - selves
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lie garrsSo7 which was outlying az TIRE
quay also are6 reTeate. rcGEeys tEcagn no
Damage was done. This action. after Tgy-
Key had apologtze6. IL Supposed 60 re in
tsaael 20 create . precedent TOR closing
Tie gulf
The forts al Prevesa FRED ,spou TIE
Greek gsrseoat Aetiuna OF SATURDAY las-
- SIZE was leaving the CUR OF au5-acta.
lhe AcElEn arc several other gunsoaas
tfsaf were following her were compelled 10
fsslIn 70 their sarcssoragss. the esr4ex
government Instructed Pr4rce Savroeor-
oaso, Gse@E minister az Conssanssnop.e,
70 ask TIRE Turkish government. for
friendly explanation and the u~,r.a rapnaa
tnaf the Incident was due 20 . rnlzan1sr-
SANDING
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MEN ministry FOR JAPAN.
Confined From Page /.

vision Of responsibility Russia took COM
nand OK the army. Ehe police and ne dI-
Esction OK foreign AFFAIRS Japan having
1as departments Of education. agriculture
ana other comparatively uRimpoTtan.
branches OF tas government.
1ne collection az revenues and the man
aSsHasnt o. the finances were .eg- IA
Lsiai 90 81 al EEgl1shraaz named slcLevy
brown, who held the title Of adviser I'd
ffie finance department and chief commits
s1oiAsE 1f customs" IL was his dismissal
~ TIE emperor OF Korea which brought
iortn the English consurs protest bFlt-
ssh war vessels ara n0w on their way 10
nofesa TO support this protest IL was Mr..
Bsowas duty 10 see TO tsle honest cOglsc-
Hon OF customs. which he soon reformed
so wen there was a prospect that Korea .
Indebtedness would soon De PAID.
Ear!y IN November. however, 10 the sur
prise OF ali concerned. there appeared IN
seoul as a guest Of the Russian legation
q Ar. Alex.esg. whose calling CARDS bore
me title IN French councillor OF state
ana agent OF the ministry or nnance or
the imperial Russian government" and an
inscription In Chinese which read: ST.
psunteaasEt OF the finances OF Korea" IL
seems that the car Induced or compelled
the Korean ambassador at st. Petersburg
70 enter into contract with Mr.. Aiexiefr
10 manage the Korean finances without
consulting any OF the authorities al Seoul
The Gay after The arrival OF Mr. AEexier
al Seoul, he called upon the minister or
hnanee, exhibited MS contract and an
noAnced that nc was ready TO enter upon
his duties. Mr.. Pax explained that the
government was already enjoying the ser
vices OF Aci>evy Brown, and that the ko-
rean ambassador az 81 Petersburg mad
no authority or right to Interfere with the
finance department The Russian minis
ter responded that IL the minister Of
finance questioned the validity OF the con-
tract IL would b<. considered a reflection
upon his sovereign. After show OF re-
sistance by Korea. and repeated threats
Dy the Russian government. Dir. Brown
was dismissed and Mr.. Alexiefr Installed
il his stead. Then followed Mr.. Browns
appea! 10 London. ana abe sending cr q
feet
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Murder and Murder.

Let rs set before goa tse original prop
osaf{on A dirty white man kills 4 dirty
white man oa Market street He's ar
rested and tried. and Is convicted or ac-
quilted There 10 TO commission ot In
curry appointed. There Is no crime IN
Colorado for which man convicted can
Be killed. Violation Of thu game law Is
only q rn..eeneaaor. Yet here are some
psop,e killed n Colorado. and al that IL
done r. commission OF inquiry. And
rnesntsnss these raurcerers are az large.
Nor only 81 large, but authorized 80 ar
rest the breakers Of tn. law. In Septe1-
her they smeit decaying deer meat L
desire 20 remind Mr.. wilcox that meat
does not decay in Routs county IN Sep
.ernber. II you can keep from freezing
between sun4ovn an. daylight the cIi-
mate VIII keep you from. deceytng. No
gentleman goes into the mountains FOR q
uttle rest and pleasure without TznnlI &
IN against these dsgsEerares.
They also had q poet who contributed
sor,e doggerei Tor the Steamboat Pilot.
The poem was repG5lished by my Chris
forgive himself for running for con-
gress. As you may remember. he did not
run: he did not walk; he simply marked
time. NJ memory is that he did not carry
the unsnha bited desert between here and
Kansas
And then my Grand Army conrace,
Hafsey Rnoads. published the poem II
Is singular how Christianity and Grand
Army people love one another. "Blest b
the tie that binds" When I want favor
I go TO a heather.
| would like a list published Of the peo-
pie who draw pension in this city. Hard
ly anything will astonish Denver, but q
list OF pensioners might attract attention
for a minute.
There are a few OF Us with Confederate
lead IN Us who up 70 date have not applied
fer a pension. I am not able TO compute
the amount Of perjury involved in tha
pension buslness--Denver Republican.
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Government Becomes Alarmed at the
Aggrexsions of GERMANY

PEkINti. Dec Zs.--The German question
Is unsettled. and CEina's difficulty Is IN
creased. owing 20 the uncertainty or the
attitude of the powers. Germany's with
drawal from kiaochau bay ia said 10 be
conditional upon her hnding suitable
naval station elsewhere. China is becom-
ing alarmed at the present situation. The
government appears TO be utterly power
less. No answer has been received from
Russia concerning the proposed loan.
There are ca!amisous forebodings con-
nseted with signs OF an eclipse on Chi
nese New Years day
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Symptoms of Ear Troubles.

Deafness and ear troubles result
from catarrh passing along the
Euxtaehian tube that leads from the
throat to the ear.
rs your hearing failinge
do your ears dtscha-geT'
Us the wax dry in the sarsr
do the ears itch and ournf'
Are the ears dry and scaiy,
"is there throhbing IN the earsr'
lis there n buxzing sound heardr
DO you have ringing IN the sar1r'
Are you gradually getting deaf2"
Have you a pain behind ths earsy'
"Is your hearing bad cloudy daysy"
Are there cracking sounds heardg
do you have earache oc~asionaliyr
"Ars there sounds like steam esca ptngr'
do you constantly hear noises in the
ears7s
do your ears hurt when you blow the
uoss7"
DO you hear better some days than
othersT"
do the noises in the ears keep you
awaken
When you blow your nose do. the ears
crack?"
is your hearing worse when you have .
cold?''
rs roaring like a waterfall In the
headr'
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volved in = steam engine, I'm n BIZ
cycle, in an audiphone or teie-
phone, is older than the morning
star aud Will outiast the Ornament.
Whatever becomes of the sun and
moon, the time will never come
when the principle Involved I'm .
great discovery or intention will
become imperative and defunet,
The treatment that restores lost
hearing today. rs the result of n
new medical principle introduced
by Doctor Copeland, will, under like
conditions. restore lost hearing t.iI
the end of timei
Great numbers of people suffer
from the maifgn potSons of catnrrh,
as from ether subtle chronic masa-
dies, without any correct or definite
idea of the nature of their afslic-
ton The following symptoms have
been carefully arranged, TO enable
many sufferers to understand lust
what it Is that siis them. Many dis
eases. known under various specific
names. are really of catarrhal orr
gin and nature. Every part of the
mucous membrane, the nose, throat
eyes. ears, head. lungs stomach,
liver. bowels, kidneys and bladder.
are subject to disease and blight ny
cntarrh. The proper course for suf-
ferers 4. thisI Read these symptoms
carefully over, mark those that ap-
ply to your ease. and bring this with
Yea fn Dr-. Copeland and Pre-
yo~s II you live away from the
city. send chem by mail, and ask for
mail treatment. In either instance,
and whether by mail office treat
ruent, the patient may he assured of
the xpeediewt relief and cure rossf-
bile 10 medical xcfence.
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when Doctor Copeland arse sur
prised the medical profession by
new methods and principles of
treatment that were found to result
catarrh and asthma, there were
plenty of people stupid enough TO
believe that the cures were the re-
suit Of accident. and that the new
treatment. with all the ado and hub
bub over IL, would eventually die
out.
made on the now werid-famous dis
covery of u final cure fer deafness-
II was predicted that the whole
thing was an anomaly and would
Idle out-''
To the thinkers of the world. how
ever, IL was apparent that I'm the
first test eases OF deafness, as In the
first test cases Of eatarrh and
asthma, the problem of cure was
solved for all time 10 come.
The fnct il that after Doctor Cope
land had restored the lost sense of
Hearing in the first case or hrsf
score of cases presented, the rrin-
ciple of his discovery had been a.
enectually demonstrated as though
he had cured all the deaf people on
the face of the earth. The thousands
of cases since cured or now being
cured at the Copeland Institute were
no more needed to suhxtantiate the
discovery than all the electric lamps
and candles in Christendom arc
needed to prove that electricity can
be made to give light.
The Copeland discovery Will not
"peter ont" Great ideas-ideas that
reflect the laws of nature and the
glitter of everlasting principles
never "peter OUT A maple tree will
atop. The nightingale pours ont
song for n few weeks and In then
dumb. The mine yields gold or sii-
yer for q few years and Is exhaust
ed. hut the truth. of science SPAR
kIe longer than the sun. Their
light, their force, II literally eter-
nal Even the natural pri.ciP2e In
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EfPyclp Nnse Vow.


Erit5sh MEDICAL Journal.
A. considerable majority OF the pa
tents who have lately consulted ne for
nasal trouble have complained that tho
sensation az obstruction has either c0m-
ruence3 or considerably Increased since
they have taken - the bicycle. the Grss-
ton arises; Are va 70 place this other
visa healthy ana almost necessary mode
~ i0coroti8u among tire causes os nasal
IT sohiet9 II ia quite conceivable that tha
quick rush thr1GgS tha atr. iahaI!ng large
quantities Of dHst or rks country rcad il.
ard I'll sor.s and conditions Of dirt On the
london ones. might cause considerable
irritation 70 tha nasal mucous membrane.
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The ward Hue steamer O-iz1ba, which
arrived 81 New York z cew iays ago FROM
Havana. brought 81 tales II LEAF tobacco.
This was the first importation az leaf "a
haeco 70 arrive IN New York from Clihss
stree VIEWERS decree ~ May Is 1SgS. for
tt5li-g ire cxportatiar ~ le8t tobacco
The futr1rtation ~ re 0rszaha. taken
In connection w5th tae rno1a ..1e-al attitude
% the NV Spanish ministry ana The zap
,sta general % Cu5a Is accepted as sign
TIA: the tribuiat30us e importers wn0
2ve tabacoo stored In Havana without
the privilege q moving Il to this country
are soon 70 cease.
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'-fs sks breath foul
as the voice husky
TO ycu spit up slime
DO yea acne al over
Do y1u blow CIT SEATS
"'fs tiss n1se stopped ~
DO yen sners a. nlgniE
DOES yoUr nose discharge
Does your nose bleed easily -
els thsss tickling IN The tnroats
DO crlGSts form 81 tbs nose =
FsTz re nose sore ard tender
De yol Sn@@ze great 4%a3T
- This w0rs. tow ard rIghts
Does che sa@e .tch ard barn
rs ghsEs pam In trcar OF head
rs there pain across the syes~
'sfg there pain 81 oscx % hsad?'
lis your s@Esz@ CT smell ie4yfnz%'
'ffAs Y8G BANK - Siear tG@ throat
lis there Dropping In fhs thrGat -
Is Ire threat dry N the morning.
DO yos3 St@eg s<3En sossr mouth open
Are you to=iuE your sense of taste"
Docs ga2E Esss SOP ~ toward D.sat:s
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Est Col0rais tusttca shifts Aer t,,t~ss,Is
20 See what cc'7r a nan t. have t~-.. n
\ S~rsp book the account - th-za fsrtsr
F2ihsnS as rendered BY .herns lives. Z f.lA
n lie shaf sfaccS on Two teet-a well h-a-ef
competent lie ware van . ro.ic- - vr.1
W. axe tHe pains t1at - twa a. r>e~a
E32tt county assa<~IrS tel rHe same e-a-y,
a1i ias' 10 ons tets The same s-arr -v-f-e
THey a. agree thsg tbFv shoe s.s-ua -,sv,.
sat - ''fSs tCNt'' tsro Italian women e..
wounded srt Gre Aahy. Trasa rssrFs71s a.!
agree sea' stter he "aZht' they we're rs
able - ride luc3 Craig The all ax~@a .tsr
they t5lr8 an immense number - -aas
tee- skins. walsh preves "a: a. Indian
faE hit 4 Eoutt county deer VINO has
t1ose hides Now Ne have . thzt -. IN
dams AZ ten pass opened ere on eEzh-e4-
50 twenty-five gs77s war5snS and never BIT
c1e = tAs13. They ran k.5 der n f1--
range. but are ret ab}@ to XII rsr4 -
dsas 4, Very short range, Tacy ca-agt
FVeG hit game warden A1-S= Ard then
tee<s tcSsrrEs and tz..VeS art -ru-sa~ars
htt .as tran fay Craig Thsy f-zvA fNA SCI.
t-erS, tie acuestzaaers, 10 .esVe e cut w.th
t1e t1rtE"d 3rra r-s. . an roc SuEr 4 no
wee IN ire i-3.a2 as~ business hzy-e
sst "a Store - A~szeca ara heard = aa-
AIMED. Cssv. Adams RI rs rrst term as
governor. aa& q war w.-9 sas J-tes - =
cost - state Ef-ae tssS -han 81. &c
There = acteice t|k@ az L~ksn VA :,
boy S2nTs TerEylsssaG % let hoosA - swaa,
TIE lcd-ans from tHs taS~ O ,hA ~a~-h
ar1 re esx1 68y re = H0sl.r< ~ ma y-.s-
Ee8 Sa.@S 800 'egs - Setn hlzv .ae = E{s4
n2t ,@ls annual 1Z41za Sc2-e-nez4 xe~e IN
leGe s@R1k1s Iae a1ly faEt&aS g. iae
aAace ara The NSvaras- Taey ara No.,
Peg s2g-;A l1o-e IAAa sGs .eop.e =. Co.o-
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Ssoan Relief Is Not Intervention.

WASHINGTON. Dec S--Senor Dapuy
e Lone. Spanish minister. expreSSeea
ssens cisapprovaf OF the reports that The
So measures adopted by the United
sc WITH the cooperation OF Spain. arr
So Mep toward Intervention hy the United
s s4srs government n affairs ia Cuba Tka
...as1eF characterized such reports as an
a.'ss % mix Politics and calculated 4, eN-
Is-'sel!ng which VIII snaarrass the
s-ss'sanle movement ard impede lis exc
s~stoa II Havana and ths island
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R,rxoma.ter Under Arrest.

VIENNA. Dec. @---The Bgvgomaster or
wetschowi,x q suburb OF Prague, has
been arrested. " his possession were
found many coupro missing papers contain
ing accounts Of the resent riots IN prague.
Il - alleged that he assisted IN placing the
bomb under the German school house AZ
wetschowitE. which the czechs attacked
ard attempted - deu'olish last THURSDAY.
when the police iatertered ana nred Oh
rioters.
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OLYMPIA. Dec. @.--John Cronin. who
killed The Italian FeIardi. on Sunday nigh,
last. had preliminary examination to-
day Nothing was developed in evidence
that has not been already published, ev-
. sEyihing going 10 prove az unprovoked
murder. Justice Dial held cronin to APP
pear before the superior court. without the
priyilsSe OF bail.
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Oakland Races.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2s.-Results at
Ingleside:
Six and a half furlongs-Roxey Murphy
won. Espirando second, parechota third.
Time. III
Five furlongs-Lord Marmion won,
George Rose second, Hermosa third. Time,
Ial1.
Six furiongs-Rebel Jack won, DR.. Marks
second, Morinet third. Time. lisa.
Mile and a sixseenth-Shasta Water won,
Marquis second. Double Quick third. Time,
LISA.
Seven furlongs-O ConneI won, Key Ell
Santa Anita second. Summertime third.
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LOUISVILLE. KY. Dec. Es-Patrick
Kelly. hard wood finisher. who for over
a year has been dumb. suddenly recov-
cred the use Of his speech yesterday dur
ing a 1T Of anger. He was greatly sur
prised to find himself talking. and changed
his words from curses 20 a fervcnt
thanks to God" He was formerly en-
pIoyed at Wilmington, Del, and IL was
while cursGng ore Of the bosses there that
his voice failed him
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M IMPROVEMENT IN Rate Situation

Improvement I'm the Western freight rates
situation. Notwithstanding the resolution
OF the executive officers 20 maintain rates
strictly Most OF the roads have come 20
the conclusion that they cannot hold their
trade 20 the Colorado points without max
ing rates lower than those now in effect.
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WILL HOLD FOREVER AND EVER.
Cure of Catarrh and Deafness Under the Copeland
Discovery Triumph for All Time.

Is Founded on Truth Reflects the Spendor Of Natural
Law and Can Never Become Defunet or Obsolete. Be-
cause Every Living Principle of Science Is in It's
Nature Indestructible and Immortal-How the Valid.
ity of the New Treatment Was Demonstrated in the
First Cases Presented at the Copeland Institute.
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"ls there nausea
'Ars you costiSeT'
is there vomlsing2
DO you beich up gasE
Have you water hTashF'
Are you isshtheadedT'
is your tongue coated
DO you hawk and spit~
els there pain after eatingT
Are you nervous and weak
do you have sick headaches
do you boat up after eatingg
''f- there disgust for bTeskfaStT
"Eavs you Dis g@~s after @ating%
is your throat hilsd with s1lneTs
DO you a. Zines have 6laFrhoear'
is there rush % blood 10 the headf
When you gef Up suddenly arc yoa
dizzy7''
is there xnswing sensation IN stonn-
ach?''
do you feel "a II YOU rad lead in ston-
ach4''
When your stomach Is empty DO you feel
faint@'
DO yon belch Up material that burns
n. throat1t'
When ne stomach Is full do you feel
oppressedT'
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"foRr REACHES GREYrowy.


rss- YORK. he 4S.-The Atlas lsne
cs-.-s.' Acre, Nc-ca arrived today from
J;,st..N Afees', a. reports ,he arrival a.
ira Ne q 90 sUno0at Newport with
a, 80 gaz0 csaai survey commission
rI-sA9- ! go q 1seo~ers from Port
Il 80 rad 10 ~ arrives At Greytowa
n ihe SIG * % surrey.
Pa. vas CO. ttsrab's "a ;-srne-t a.
ssss >-ssA2T'' ~-S - ex@ee -sss t~sslhse
a,es, ' .AS1~- \ large fors>o 90 Costa
u. aSoPs we-s - Po.t t--a.oa when
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Uniformity Agreement Reached.

PITTSBTRG Dec. cS.-Forty per cent
OF the Pittsbury district coal operatives
have signed legal document Binding mem
70 uniformity. and expect 10 - operating
under the new pan by January ].
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Catarrh of The Bronchial
Tubes.

This condition eften results from
extending from the head
and throat. and, III left unchecked,
extends down the windpfpe into the
bronchial tubes and in time attacks
the lungs.
Have you q cough"
Are you losing resaF"
DO you cough at nIxhtT'
do you take cello easi.yg
Have you 4 Pain Al the aide
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