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Rescued From Living
in Pain and Torture.

Mrs. Meivina Clark, Waterviiie.
Wash II have been TAXING the Copeland
Home treatment through the mails from
seattle, ana II has certainly made Q now
woman Of sne. My trouble was
tntarrh of stomach and kidnev..
and a. a result OF this disease my nervo,a
system was almost completely Shattered
| was nnable.to sleep at night for the
frightfui dreams I had. Everything I are
was forced INTO my stomach and seemed
10 lie There like a lump OF lead T wasf~d
away fn flesh and became go weak thar
the least exeriion completely exhausted nv
strength. ! was In 80
Pnin and Torture
oil the time. and almost wished was
uead III Was some time after commencing
treatment before ] noticed any imurovc-
ineit in my condition. but now I feel that
i am perfectly cured have gained in
weight and strength. have a good appetite
and digestion. and am
Entirely Free From pain.
] sleep well and awake refreshed A..
said before, the Home Treatment hss
made Few woman OF me. and 1 wish 10
spread the news far and wide 20 that
sufferers such AS | was may know where
TO find relief"
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Catarrhal Poison
Had Affected
Her Lungs.


Mrs. Elizabeth Casper. Bremerton.
Wash; After more than nine years OF
SUFFERING from catarTh. | have been re-
stored 10 health and strength. and en-
tireiy freea from all traces of The disease
tnfoush the treatment given me by Drs.
Copeland and Provost
MY trouble commenced after an
Attack OF Typhoid Fever.
and quickly developed until had ali the
symptoms OF dry catarrh in an aggravated
FORM. My nose was terribly ntia med and
continually bleeding while my throat was
rough and sore. In fact. SO malignant Was
the action of the disease. that the s.ruc-
lufe OF my nose itself was attacked and
partially destroyed
GRADUALLY the catarrhal posons seemed
10 permeate my entire system until they
Reached My Lungs.
/ began 10 have sharp. shooting pains
through my ehes; and under my shoulder
blades, and at times IL was torture for
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Special Dispatch 10 the PoSt-Intelligencer.
WALi.A WALLA. March 12.-Reports
received from all portions of Walla Wana
county SHOW the fall sown grain TO be in
excellent condition and II nothing inter
veneS the coming harvest will be the larg-
est IN The history OF the county.
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PROCTOR WINS THE CONTEST.
VIII Represent Whitman College as
Its Orator

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
WALLA WALLA. March 1.-THE third
annual oratorical contest of Whitman coll
lege was held tonight. The first prize was
awarded to William NJ. Proctor. The win
ner VIII represent the college in the inter-
collegiate oratorical contest TO be held IN
MOscow. Idaho in April.
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- possible that. hy thc extreme heat
prpaaeed BY the explosions which We're
ssonsshf1y occurring inside the erucsbie
,osesh>f with the great pressure, caused
W 'as suddenly formed heat and the
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Tov,n~ Talks Ia oi,mpia.

OLYMPIA, March FIX Representa-
tive Charles a. Tawne addressed large
aud.ence IN the Olymp.a thsnter tonight
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An Awful hacking Cough

that never left me day or night
Sometimes ] would raise great guam
titles ~ mncus ard phlegm. and again /
ouid cough and cough without being able
20 dlsl0dge i,. Ny rest ~ nigui VAS great
ly disturbed b. this continual coughing
and having 20 rise up ICE bed 20 catch my
breath. I had Terrible night SweAfs. and
was so weary and TIRED all the time.
II kept growing Weak@r and thinner. un-
81 my husband and frieHds thought I had
consumption and / feared - myself.
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OLYMPIA. March i2.-It, Is unofficIallv
announced that Gov. Rogers viii next
week appoint Byron Mtnett Of this city.
20 MI the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Superior Judge Aver
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Suffered From
Catarrh Since
Childhood.

Mrs. Chris Niemann. Little Falls,
Lewis Co, WASH; Regarding the re-
suits or the Copeland Home Treatment tor
Caiarrn, can conscientiously say that
Ii Does Cure.
Ar least this was the result I'm the case
OF our son, Ernest. who has been taking
course OF THIS treatment through tho
mails from Seattle
Ernest has had catarrh all his life
When a child. Ii seemed though no could
not 20 outdoors without taking a cold In
ms head, and each was more difficult 10
set rid OF. until finally the trouble became
chronic. His nose swelled up and there
was constant discharge from the nostrils,
while the dripping of matter into his throat
kept him
Hawking and Splitting Incessantly.
Great ulcers appeared on the walls OF
his throat and on his tonsils. which were
SO enlarged that II was only by very
painful effort that he could swallow any
thing. Indeed. 1t seemed that there was
hardly room for his breath TO pass Though
his throat. At night he would sleep with
his mouth open,
Snoring nnd Grindfnx His Teeth.
and In the morning his month and tongue
would resemble the surface OF a rough
dry board. He had severe pains Ahrollrh
ms chest and Il heavy cough.
Naturally his general health could not
long stand this strain, and We were greatly
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preventing.
CONSUMPTION.
ocience-Ihe Perfection the
of Years of Experience Is by his That
Catarrh Is Cured andCo nsum
Relation of Catarrh
to CONSUMPTION

There IL today nothing of such
vital Importance to the people of
this country the prevention Of
consumption. There Is nothing that
50 prepares the system for the en-
trance and develOI cnent Of the seeds
Of consumption does catnrrh.
There In nothing that will 40 soon
rid humanity of the most insidious
and terrible of di~eases-consump-
tomas will the cure Of catnrrh.
There Il no disease that so uni
versally Weakens the system as does
catarrh. The discharge from the
disease runs down the bodily
strength 80 that Ii becomes nm easy
prey to disease. Consumption does
not begin In the lungs of one in per-
feet health any more than throwing
q lighted match in u pail of water
viii start a fire. Anything that will
run down the bodily strength will
allow the seeds of consumption to
gain n fOOthold In the lungs. III the
people were only alive 10 the fact
that IL they attended to their throat
and bronchial tubes and allowed
those skilled In the treatment Of
these parts to cure them. there
would be but few eases OF cOnsump-
ton.
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THE : : Cleveland" will carry gen
raj merchandise 20 Alaska sailing March
IS Apply a; The Washington & Alaska
:. cos Office. corner First and Yesler.
fer rates ard SPACE
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treatment given me by Dr. Copeland has
been the means % saving nv lie. Two
years ago | took severe cold which Set
tied on my chest and bronchial tuhes. I
had constant pains under my s1oIhier-
blades and through my chest. and
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Threatened With
Dread Consumption:
Health Regained.

Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson, New
castle, Wash: Il am satisfied that the
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When Catarrh has existed In the head
and upper parts of the throat for amy
length Of tine. the patient living IN a dis
trict where people are subject Ia catarrhal
affections. and the disease has been left
uDcured, the cataTrh almost Invariably ex
tends from the throat down the windp'pe.
and thence into the bronchial tubes. These
tubes convey the air into the different parts
or the lungs. The pain which accompanies
This condition Is OF duh character. f~lt in
the chest behind the breast bone. or else il
* present under th@ shoulder blade. The
cough that occurs at this time i dry.
character, and Is usually most troublesome
In the morning upon arising OF en- goiug 10
bed al night This peculiar character OF
the cough is often the FIRST evidence that
catarrhal disease j. extending into Tie
lungs.
A. This stage o. the. trouble IN some O. SOS
theve VIII be found Steaks OF blood mixed
cough. In certain other cases small masses
o. che-sy-hke substances are spit up-
which when pressed between tn@ fingers.
emit "A very unpleasant odUr. This last IL
a very serious symptom. In some eases
c3tsrrh viii extend from The throat INTO
the lungs in very few weeks, In other
cases II may be months. ana even years
before the disease passes from the t0Foat
into the lungs. Du-ing the nigaf following
the presence Of these symptoms there -
liable so be yrofIS- nig7f-sTesttng- AZ
this period O. the disease further eX;en-
sion - ever induced by fresh cold. ana
the fresh cold al this time NAV he an mat
Is needed 10 develop rapid consumption
To show what can b. done n the way OF
vfncing IS this. Among me hosts that
Doctor Copeland every year treats scarce
IS a person who has been under his care
has beer known 20 develop lung disease
This IL proof beyond question that by eur
ing cstarrh development Of consumption
IL .Eesse ntea.
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rapid condemnation Of the gases generated.
change OF the atomic wegghts OF the ete-
n@nfs Used actually took place. forming
The rev clements which were found ~
Inc Eupsis4sion ara analysis
IL tns theory IL true then ;hs theories
OF chemical trausnutaric8 and chemical
tEo3uiaoE may Dr. correct.
II the gold aaa SILVER nickel and cop
pr which were found in The Stag ard
cupe4 through heat and analysis were
originally IN the clements used In my tx
pertinent (Which elements were guaranteed
to be AeTck'z chemically pure chenicaisg.
then there car - no chemically pure ~le-
rzsDt manufactures. and what we have
been calling chem -cassy pure elements are
only compounds OF various elements. and
all elements are thus r~soiubie into one
original stale
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alarmed a. his condition when We placsf1,
his case under the care OF Drs. Copeland
and Provost
He II Now Well.
The trouble in his nose and throat haa
entirely disappeared. he sleeps quietly and
breathes freely through his nostriIs nlRht
and day. He does not cough any more.
he is completely cured of his trouble"
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II shall next experiment with chiorliss
ssiicates and sslphides Of the elements,
which / myself shall manufacture IN mt
laboratory. 50 that / may personally
know fhfy sre as chemically pure as Is
possible TO make then. / believe We do
not thoroughly understand the nature Of
sulphur nor ifs poss iDie evolution Or trans
mutation when ~ contact with other ele-
mems under certain therrnic or even frigid
conditions. shall attempt further exper-
imeats with this theory In view
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REAp TreeR COS shoe bargain adv. on
.&xs y
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The Wonderful Cure
Of Bronchial Catarrh

''Whpn 7 had almost given zip hope ~
ever recovering my health. ] was per
Sl4asIsd 10 20 10 Drs. Copeland and Provost.
! feit SO weak and miserable that ! vas
hardly = ble 10 make she trip 70 the!r Office.
The first months frea 5ment brought an
improvements ana I have followed il up
until uuv well and strong again. 1
never cough any more. nor have auy Diff
Guilty in breathing. / sleep we'll and awake
refreshed. My appetite Is good and my
strength has returned so that ! n0w DO al
me Homework for my family.
NV Cure IL Complete.
NJ recovery 20 such excellent hAsliA1
from qhat seemed 10 b. certain decline
INTO consumption, - a marvel TO all my
friends ard Eel.ahorE.
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While catarrh does not cause all
eases of consumption. IL Is also true
that all those who have cOnsump-
ton nave been subject to catarrh.
All cOnsumptives were catarrh VIE
Tins. They took cold; catarrh had
prepared the way for consumption.
Tubercular consumption ever re-
quires break I'm the membranes
which line the breathing tubes. Ca
tarrh furnishes the broken places In
the form of raw spots. The germs
of consumption from the air cnn
only enter the system when they fnd
u raw, sore, discharging surface.
Catarrh creates just such N surface.
Every catarrh sufferer IL In danger
Of contracting consumption when
ever he or she breathes the air that
has just been breothed out by one
who has tubcrcular consumption.
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While no Intelligent self-re.
speeding doctor Of today claims that
all cases Of cOnsum ption are Of n
catarrhal character; stili, III the his
tory of every ease of consumption
was written. 1t would be found TO
consist 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 I'm the summer. but came back
worse In the fall and winter: colds
that were followed by catarrhal
symptoms-a discharEing from the
nose. sore and fnhnmed throat,
hawking of mucus, with coughing
and splitting. A. II well known, the
fatal form Of consumption so COM
mon In our midst IL due tn the en-
trance into the blood of tubercte
bacillus. which settles in the lungs
and sets up lung disease.
The expelled air of a consumptiye
frequently contains the seeds Of the
disease The material which con
sumptives cough up ALSO contains
these germs, which. after having.
dried In the air. are blown around
and inhaled by other persons. II IL
seen at once that those who live In n
section where consumption il preva-
lent would he very particular 10
keep their bodily health at n high
standard and never allow them
selves to have rntarrh IN Hected
sore. inflamed, discharging nose,
throat or bronchial tubes. through
which the consumptive germs may
gain admission to the system. The
Taost potent element that can be
used to Danish consumption IN the
cure of catarrb. the disease that
makes the development of eonsump-
ton possible.
Evening star., 1898-11-07
DrNCANsON RROs.. AUCTIONEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. NO. 1910 TENTH STREET
NORTHWEST. AND NO 1919 VERMONT

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. NO. 1910 TENTH STREET
NuRriIWEST. AND NO 1919 VERMONT
AYENt'E.
BY virtue Of ain deed of trust to us dated
July q, 1891 and duly recorded in Liber No 1874
folio 500 ct seq. Of the land records OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, We the Undersigned, trustees
will sell. at public auction. in front OF No 1910
SINTEF NTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. AD 1898
AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land and premises, situate in the city of Wash
inGfun in The District If Columbia and designa ed
end being all 0f lot I6. in Pumphrey's snbdi-
vision If lots in square 33i, pgr plat recorded
In Liber H n g. folio 151 of the records the
ct1ce OF the surveyor Of said District, togeIher
with the improvements. consisting of a two-story
and base InenJ hFick DIV eltpg No 1910 10th street
northwest. anG twC-stcry frame dwelling No.
1919 Vermont avenue.
Terms uf sale: One third Of the purchase money
t. be pGid in cash. srd the balance in two equal
irStnllmef ts PAYABLE in one and two wears with
interest at six tG per ccntum per annum, pay
able seIni-aaeualiy. from day Of sale. secured by
deed Of trust upon the property sold. all cash
at the option 0f the purchaser. \ deposit Of
500 will b. required 1f the purchaser at the line
Of sale, All cOnveypncing recording notlrial
fees and stamp tax at the Of the purchaser.
Terms Of sale 10 b. complied with within ten
tayS f-'m day OF sale otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right resell the property at the risk
End cost Of the defauliuC purchaser after i've
days TUticP Of such resale
MAIIIuN ASHFORD. Trustee
CONSTANTINE II. WI LIAATSON. Trustee
Addrt IS. ITD La ave. W
NNIHI WILSON, Att rney for party secured
Nos f22-624 I st. NV. up3-tSds
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oc2S-d&ds


DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING CORNER OF
HILLYEk PLACE AND 21ST STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded In
Liber numbered 1895, at folio 141, ct seq, of the
land records of the District Of Columbia, and by
virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia passed in equity cause numbered
1892 and at the request Of the holder Of the note
secured by said deed OF trust trustees. will
SELL at auction, in front of the premises on
THURSDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH Q7th DAY
OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1893, AT HALF-PAST
-FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land and premises, situate in the city Of Washing
ton. District of Columbia, and designated as and
being lot numbered 1874. In Jacob Jones' subdi-
vision, in square numbered 93 as said subdivision
is recorded In book IT, page S4 In the office of the
surveyor of the District of Columbia, together
with all and singular. the improvements, ways
easements, rights, privileges and appurtenances to
the same belonging or In any wise appertaning.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth of the purchase money
to be paid In cash, the balance In one two and
three years. at per cent per annum interest
payable semi annually secured by deed Of trust on
purchaser deposit of $500 required at time of
sale Terms of sale to be complied with in fifteen
days date of sale, otherwise trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the defauting purchaser after fiye days
advertisement of such resale in some newspa per
published In Washington. D. G. Conveyancing,
revenue stamps &C., at purchasers cost.
". WALTON EDWARDS. Trustee,
Rooms "a and 35. Equity Building
ROZIER II. DUL.ANY, Trustee,
no6-dAds 1920 F st. NV
Evening star., 1898-11-07
Forecast of the Election Results in
West Virginia.
VIEWS OF THE COMMITTEE CHAlRMEN
The Republicans Confident of a
Sweeping Victory.
SECOND DISTRICT CONTEST
pecial from a Staff Correspondent.

Special from a Staff Correspondent
CHARLESTON. W. Va, November T.
Chairman w. NJ. o. Dawson of the repub-
lican state central committee of West Vir-
ginia today told The Star correspondent
that there was not the slightest doubt that
the republicans will carry the state for the
legislature, and that there will he a solid
delegation of republicans in the next Con-
gress.
Continuing. Mr.. Dawson said: "Repub-
iean prospects for triumph during the clos
ing hours of the campaign have frightened
wonderfully, and l am confident that the
people will tomorrow give rebuke to the
democracy. The last few days of the cam
paign, in particular, have been full of in
terest. The outlook from conservative
standpoint is most fattering. not only for
four republican members of the national
House Of Representatives, but for a repub-
hcan house and senate, which on joint bal
lot will make sure a republican United
States senator.
Il feel now that we have won the battle
without a doubt. The campaign has been Il
political study to me, and l have watched
it closely. At first it looked though We
were not going to interest any voters in the
campaign. Our meetings were poorly at
tended, and to tell the truth, they We're
somewhat discouraging. Gov Atkinson,
Nnen ne came nome alter MS HrSt "Trip, was
not enthusiastic He said the people would
not come out to hear him speak, but when
he made the second trip and again came
home he was highly enthusiastic over the
change in feeling"
Asked as to what he attributed the lack
Of interest to at the beginning of the cam
paign Mr.. Dawson replied:
Effect of War Excitement.
We'll, 1 can hardly call it apathy; this
does not describe it. To go back, you know
the people had been going through period
Of excitement occasioned by the war, and
they were somewhat surfeted with sensa-
tfons. They were willing to be let alone,
and showed their willingness in not taking
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DUNCANsoN BRosY 1AUcTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE e6F VALUABLE MrRovg1
real ESTATE. No. E21lb X STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES, SALE t6F VALUABLE IMPROVED
RRAL REAh ESTATE. 50. .:2il5 K STREET NORTH
By virtue Of certhin deed of trust te us, dated
1850 iio 2ss ct seq. 81 fhe land records Of the
District of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby wSs the undersigned trns-
tees; viii sell st psslts auction in froqt Sf the
at shf IHl fo3R
O'CLOCK p NJ, the following described i.nd and
premises. situate in -tbe city of Washe 9ton, In
the the District M Ct Of Goluiiba and DESIGNATED as and
as said subdivision isfrecsrded in the office of the
surveyo- of the District Of Columbia in Book IL.
page al the said lot fk'nting 1873! feet on 4
street by depth of zS feet. and being improved
Terms OF sale: OnR tfiM Of the purchase money
te be paid In cash. and the balance in two equal
ihstaln .ents payable In one and two years. with
interest at SIX go per eentum per annum, payable
OF trust upon the property sold. or all cash. at
the opt1on OF the purchaser. A deposit OF 5000
VIII be required of the purchaser 1T the time Of
SAFE. AN eenVeyanciig. recording, notarial fees
sale to be complied with within ten days from
day OF sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
fignt 70 resell the property at the risk and cost
tne oelauiting purchaser. after five days notice
WILLIAM E. EDMoNsToN.
CONSTANTINE Il. WILLIAMSON.
Address. 800 9th street northwest.
Nathl Wilson. attorney for party secured,
oczi-d&ds No. 622624 FSstreet northwest.
1.-THE ABovE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL.
FRIDAY: NOVEMBER ELEVENTH. 1898. AT
WILLAM II EbMONsToN.
s= Trustees.
Evening star., 1898-11-07

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-sTORY BRICK
BUILDING NUMBERED 4S9 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded IN
lber No. 2Uf2. at folio 30 ct seq one OF the lanu
records for the District OF Columbia, and at the
at public auction, in front of the premises on
SATURDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF NONEM.
BIER. A. u. 1898. AT HALF-PAST FOCh
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land ana
premises. situate in the city of washington. III
the District of Columbia designated and being
part of lot numbered six (s,, in square numbered
four hundred and ninetyone t491, conta ined with
In the following metes and bounds. viz: Beginning
for the at the southeast corner of said lot
and running thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY along Penn
thence northeasterly TO Bterseet the rear line OF
said lot at a point said line distant nine
teen tl9 feet eight and onehaf tS1sl inches west
ery from the northeast corner of said lot: thence
eastery along the said line nineteen t19} feet
eight and one-half $50 inches to said northeast
line Of said lot one hundred and thirty two Q32l
feet and four and one-half i4Ep inches, to the
place of beinnng, together with all and singular,
the improvements. S.-easements. rights, privi-
leges and appurteDances to the same belonging or
in any wise appertaining.
Terms One-third cash. balance in one and two
years. at 6 per cent per aBnBm interest payable
semi Annually, secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold. all cash, at the option Of the
purchaser deposit of $500 will be required of
stamps. etc, at purchasers cost. Terms of sale
to be complied with in Is days from day of sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right IN resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the dpfauling
purchaser after five days advertisement of such
resale in newspaper published In Washington.
d. c. SAMUEL BTEBER.
CLEMENT W. HOWARD.
no1-d&ds Trustees.