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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-04-07
Lake ChampIain Route
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
BErwEEN BOSTON ANI

New London Division.
Taking effect November 2, 1898.
GOING SOUTH.
Trains leave Brattleboro as follows:
5:25 A. NJ, for Springfield and New York DAILY
5:45 A. NJ, for Millers Falls Palmer and New Lon.
don. Connecting at Miers Falls with Fitch
burg r. r., at Palmer with Boston & Albany
r. r., at Willimantic and at New London with
N. Y, n. H. & H. R. r.
9:l0 A. NJ, for Springfield and New York.
1890 NJ, for Mllers Falls and stations on Fitch
burg r. R., Palmer with Boston &Abany r. R.,
and for New London:
2:15 p. NJ, for Springfield and New York.
4:30 p. NJ. for Mlers Falls and stations on Fitch.
burg r. r., Palmer and New London and New
York via Norwich Line.
4:36 p. NJ, for Springfield and New York.
GOING NORTH.
Trains arrive at Brattleboro as follows:
1o:25 A. NJ, from New York via Norwich Line,
New London, Palmer and Millers Falls
11:06 A. NJ, from Springfield.
100 p. NJ, from New London, Palmer and Millers
Falls
2:O5 5:43 and 1905 p. NJ, from Springfield and
New York. -u0:05 A. NJ, runs Daily.
$50 p. NJ, from New London. connecting from
Palmer. Millers Falls and intermediate stations.
H-Subject to change without notice. Trains
run week DAYS only except otherwise noted.
ID. MACKENZIE, Supt. New London.
S. W. CUMMINGS, G. P. A. st. Adams
J. A. SOUTHARD, ID. P. A, New London.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-21
BRAVERY OF TWO FILIPINOS.
Kept Up Steady Fire ON the Ameri-
cans TO Cover a Retreat

Kept Up a Steady Fire on the Ameri-
cans to Cover a Retreat.
SEATTLE wash. )-Sevaral English
families spent a very exciting night
during one of the earlier engagements
at Manila. They were between the
lines and could not escape. They gath
cred in house with a stone basement
and remained unframed while the bull
lie cut up the wooden upper works
of the mouse or fell down from above
battered by the stone work. They
speak of the determined stand made
by the Fflipinos at this point and es-
pecially of the daredevil gallantry of
two men who remained behind to GER
tain death to cover the retreat of their
comrades. One stood at the foot and
the other at the top of the stone steps
leading up to the church approach.
With deliberation amounting to cold
blooded bravery they loaded their rifles
took steady aim and fired into the
American ranks advancing UP the
main road. Both We're killed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-21
Aluminium Ware

Is SON ething that has been sold
= in HCEolulu some time but the
/ prices we are offering these
goods at is a new departure
s altogether.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-21
PAYMENT OF CUBAN TROOPS

HAVANA, April 1.-THE military
authorities have been informed that
they Will receive tomorrow the Cuban
army muster rolls now held by the So
called Executive Committee appointed
by the late Military Assembly before
it's dissolution. With the rolls in their
possession the Americans will be in a
position to push forward energetically.
Clerks employed several weeks ago are
waiting at headquarters at FL Venado
to copy and compare the rolls.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-21
Japanese Offender TO Have Alo-
Their Chance.
EVA CASE ONCE MnRE
MCCandleSS-H Land Mat+e-S
RENE Court Decision Renrv
In Damage Suit.

In the matter Of the Republic We
| Muramoto, alas Maiaa, exceptions fro,,
circuit Court, the Supreme Court has
/ handed down decision allowing the
| exceptions, reversing the Judgment Of
the Court below and ordering a new
trial. This is the Eva murder case in
which the defendant is charged with
being an accomplice and accessory To
the acts of Goto, the Japanese lately
captured on Hawaii. The defendant
was convicted in the Circuit Court and
sentenced to imprisonment for life and
TO pay fine of fifty dollars. Attorney
General H. e. Cooper and H. P. Weber
for prosecution; J. T. De Bolt for de-
PENDANT
The Supreme Court has sustained tho
appeal OF plaintiff i'm the matter of |
Lincoln l.: McCandless vs. John Ii es
tate, appeal from decree of the Cir
cult Court overruling demurrer. The
points brought out in the decree are:
A husband marrying a wife owning
real estate, before the Married Wo-
mans Act of 1888, has the right to |
lease or otherwise dispose of her real
property with her written consent. for
a definite term pending his natural
life
The agreement" recited in the de-
cision held not to create a revocable
license, but an interest in land and re-
sembles lease. That the husband
under the agreement, created thereby
a special partnership with plaintiff,
1oes not make the disposition of his
Wlfe,s land for certain purposes an IL
legal exercise Of his martial right.
covenant by the lessor that the
and be used in a particular way can be
in equity.
Inc reservations in the agreement of
certain portions of the whole land of
Walpio indicate that the parts not
We're intended by the parties
o be used for the purposes set forth i'm
he agreement, that is, for the breeding
ana fattening of CATTLE under the {
1erms and conditions in the agreement
set forth >
The covenant that the land be used j
n particular way binds the coven-
intee and his assigns who take with
lotice.
Where a covenant is capable of spe-
&c enforcement its threatened breach
nay be enjoined c
A. G. NJ. Robertson, A. S. Hartwel. | t
jecI Brown and l.. A. Thurston for t
Plaintiff; J. A. Magoon, r. d. Silliman
Kinney e Ballou for defendant
In the matter of b. F. Dillingham; VS.
Holt, ct al, bill for specific per-
defendants have filed a de-
nurrer, on the ground that the COM
'lalnt is untrue, insufficient and un-
ertain. This is the Waialua lease
ase, involving 10000 acres.
In the matter of Chas. r. Helm VS..
:. b. McStocker, suit for $4,000 dam
ges, defendant has filed a demurrer on
ne following grounds:
That said court has no Jurisdiction
/ the premises SO far as the Collector
eneral of Customs is concerned. the
lain being as to him a claim against
lie Hawaiian Government That there
defect and misjoinder of the par
es defendant. That the complaint
oes not state facts sufficient to consti-
tie cause of action. That the COM
aint is ambiguous, unintelligible and
ncertain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-21
Scotch Granite Ware

and found it will not chip and
then rust through, after it has
been in use few days. These
goods when they once get into
your house are there to stay.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-21
For Sale.
A Fine Residence
ON RERETANIA STRFFT
ON BERETANIA STREET

Is offered for SALE Grounds nicely
cultivated.
Dwelling House has Double Parlors,
Three Bedrooms, Dining Room, Pantry,
Kitchen, Bath, Store Room.
Outside: Stables, Carriage Room,
Servants Rooms, etc.
Size of lot Is # x 800 #.
Should the purchaser not care to oc-
cupy the place for a residence a good
tenant will take the place for one or
two years at fair rental.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-21
FOR SALE.

MAPS OF HONOLULU, UNMOUNT-
ed, SO cents each. Maps OF Hawaiian
Islands, unmounted, SO cents each. By
Hawaiian Gazette Co., Won Holt Block.
King Street. 6144
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-21
MOUNTAIN RETREAT.

NUUANU VALLEY, "a MILES
from post office. Cottages to let fur
nished or unfurnfshed; beautifully To-
Gated. Apply at
w. w. WRIGHTS CARRIAGE SHOP.
Or Telephone 1857. 51e7
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19
Chronic Tonsllitls.
With Head Noises,
Permanently Removed.

me nassssy anA care - all 49,
eases 81 the head and throat. fhroMeh
the thorough and advanced msthctis oe
treAtmant employed ut The CaposAnd
Medical Institute are exempiinad Ia he
case of Mr. CiAr~nce Handy. WAtlAcA.
Wash. Who speAks Of his cAas - fol-
Iowa.
s.saaes Early CAtsAhs~A
have h~en afflicted wfthlan Aesravatsd
form Of brad and throat dtaeaea, froM
which have NJ last been delivared
Through The treatment ] rscefveA fgo0
the Copeland physicians.
Far many yeare the ieast &xpo9ofe
would b sufneiant TO ctoee up my haa1
and nose. and hiring On IN attack Of Ton.
stlitis. frcm which
WeatA eu0er DeoeAeul1y.
II was then forced TO endure tia, Nsos1
awful torture until tia sWeil1n9S IN ~
threat would break. gtvtnx ne sesAe1fs
AIRY relief from my auRe1nRp- The Dis
care invaded the ear tuhsA adding tho
agony nf cArxrht 10 my already wfvtrh.
ed cendisisn. while the uaassurNi Kissing
4 Ceose1ees Tev0ent.
Each year grew WORSE until at last
I went to the Copeland AedtcAi Institute
and had nay condition prpcA{iy treated.
! hntshed my eourne . yeAf Aku. and al.
though more than usually expoee1 Ia tn
exceptionally aeveee waaAhAr at 30 mast
winter. there has not bess sha sitgAeooe
return Of my cid Disease
never icss IN oppoftvaity 81 teslsWa
other suhersrs ~ my pNrsScs cMse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19

CATARRH.

Ne. Jsha sasAss, CAe1ainaa, \. c.
TWO years ago contracted . severe cold.
taAt chung To me until developed chron-
ic catarrhal condition cs the head and
throat Ny nose wAs constantly ohstruct-
ed more ESPECIALLY upon the ieft SIDE. 90
that l vaA unable 10 breathe naturally.
and the Dropping Of mucas Into my throat
kept mp an fnce&sAnt hawking and spit
ting. wont 10 the Copeland fnststute on
the accommodation Of several Of my
friends. who had personally proven the
worth Of the Copeland treatment, and my
trouble was speedily removed. The fee
paid WAS - small that Il seemed iiks b.
ing treated free.
Mr.. schuyler Kaewles. CMetoa,
Mason County, Wash: II BAD been .
sufferer from eatarTh Of the head, THREAT
and stomach FOR more than SIX years, and
the diseAse had established itself 30 firmly
that my entire system WAS saturated with
It's polsons. had taken one medicine AT
er another without benefit until Nas
greatly discouraged. but when I learned
that the Copeland treatment was curing 10
many other cases az long standing chronic
disease. I decided 70 give II chance TO
euro naine also.
"in this I was not disappointed. and the
treatment cannot be too highly praised. II
drove the disease from my system and
gave me back my health and strength"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19
RHEUMATISM
GOES 70 4 WESTERN HORSE
4 Spirited aaA ExetstnS raeing asee
-The Gs9s Little Nebraska Hsrse
wins second. TAirA aaA Fourth
Heats-The ravosise IL Deaasa.

DETROIT. Mich. July ts-SAatis On. q
little Sseag-oaa hay horse frosn NeefaskA.
w0n trss money se1ay In tie Gae Cham
Der Of Cersneres pacsax stakes. The Mo-
brasks hlAxse was nos heavily played by
the crowd. vsth the exception az the West
err ronsinxsns. who hacked Am against
the fed shasie Ola ast Got equal his rec-
src 81 ala. MAZE last week Al Peoria. but
he showed good staying qualities through
four exciting heatA Csncy. the we'll
backed fsvorite male 4 splendid appear
ance on the track and kept near the front
all through the rAce. except In the sse-
ond heat. when hs went aa Ia the air bad
iy when passed by Eaaie On. although be
bad led xee asd easily for three quarters
During the scoring Of the frss heat he
reared ana caalissed with Fire CIT. Sec
cusary tasorise. oyertuTning both s9ikiss.
jury
consy was a very easy winner Of the
nrss heat. and but fer Shade on's squirt
ave been az similar ssS PROCESSION e Maud
Emperor made . strong play for the third
heat. bit she broke IN the home stretch
during q rush BY SHADE On. Car
hest In tia, order. shade On was
whipped ali the way down the stretch In
the FAST heat Coney had led nearly all
barely a neck ahead OF Tho California
selding. Driver Kay WAS preSapssd with
an sfnmefass bouquet. which he carried on
past a crowd Of 500 cheering spectators
rayras, TIE fsseste sAe 2 10 tsss ~ stsafShs
heats asthssgh Aftuha. to the secpud heal fsss
this graz the clsssst nssk sti Ersf struggle Of the
si<s Eiisrf made two srisassd s1ssss and gns
third
ne a PACE and saf rot wsrs swa 10 tA.es
rsents William Ne The winner fct his ssa hsats
Ia the pAe wsshaa; sFus,hse. Kitty H.. The fasef-
Ste. hsias thifa
Hasss Riase = Msehassa he<se. erss and
third heats It ire Q n trot. bat wss brassn ia
ths seeona BY Derby Lass. who was vsssS~d ta
sso~r hzish.
The asy sss sns ssd the ;rseh in sup~~b conai-
tea fss he Nrt tsns> sssss afssry saesesssua a
ssssy aAss Tho ec<s~rf YES e3s 81 tbs jas9nt ssx
seen Il the Bite Rshe~ss Results
- class rAsr. pslrse 81. ze W ftnAm Ne won erss
ARD s~cufd beats Tine. 2srt. zFi N.coi r.
Thasns Meta W fAAries saraner Ey<sss. Nelly
Byasv Red seal Argssts and Etptnst aise started
al class tssf, yer~e y no Hsxsa Ridge Won trss
sad laird hsasx True. ia ssIa D~rM Lac
seeoaA brat in ia ard va sescef: Fs~rsssoe
third Pilot Evans. Excel. Bevyeaia4 Jpsepaine fnx
na ssrass TensYse. Willis. Ssans Baron. Rain
sor.h Beils ~ and Lillian Alec ssart<t
Z n clos. Tsesng. ChAsnte~ ~ Tssnnaesre ssahe.
q no shafts Gx sseand. laird sad fossh
heats Tira~. Isl. qua. lisa scney wpss arst
ssxs ia m sna sezonds ssrweiis~ third FIRE
mems Bog Mace Hrlesx. Arise ". Ms1a I'm
rxsuz snf Tbs Private also started
sis sssss sgsxsifxs pz3rss s., 90 ssryss. FIRST.
ssessea ard thtsts hssts Ttsus. "a : a. "a Al
sasx ssssaa E1sest THRU Charts Her. Gksntllis.
fs.s sf~alnssa. Aesssess Nassf Asrx rh%s. Cat
snx cssraistri besapssesas ard ~ George also
started
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19
srLL DEFEATS \ LsoS.
kfag OF Heasss Wevst~a - IN Ea-
eaaas~s ~ Maahntx rraaee.

PARIS. Iaiy - "A nsst between n lion
ard a bail. wklch had kven advertised for
q t6Esx time, EassA plsge to-day a. Nssthssx
sgscsAI trains were ran 30 the cstv. Ard
sfsS carried a sasgn nGfnher af persons
eager fs sss sSg coates arAss in The
boxes ssssa for ~ ssefx The nen. aascA
- tanned tsatiatn Is ssars Cd zna has
beer ia captivity spF 0aix six mnatns ~
- claimed that hs - twenty r&fstneters
higher altar AIRY either fs@H 81 Earofss
Tha kalf named Twmarttn. w@s st3 ssars
ala ard # smfn@Fs~e strength
There w&s hrvasA2sss excitement when
sAe animals we're SCI su saes atAsr bsss
fes = saas re IRE ssoa refused ts aShs
Tree bns9 Ne~esvg, ass SNssa9s 90 fight
and ~ attacked sas ls@a xssFsuw su sex.
esss places THEA tbs Ssns - beasts
tsAeA tar aHxYx. ana. sssrseatnS sspan hss
apK~ansns. tore 81 err az has eArs Far a
f~@ ssessfsstr faxss was 3 terrific Exht.
Tfen fhe s3ea drew ct gasa eNFnsF ard
aN~agufxfs refused - n9Nt Any srsrss
Tne spectators sssaAfgae frcssstss wttn
saxs ard reew ard s0sEsem ShEHsked sssr
the sS4ssss death Fe@YH Vas q stas fer
swxaty minutes sata tsa a9xa sas aF3Tsa
tmsa h1S ease ard ieFp&3NT ktts%ss tha
hrta Thz s8e&5asfess WIRE rsessfy well
tfsx&4@S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19
GOOD IEMPARg MEETING
T0laTIETM ANIMAL SESSION now
AssEMntlED At CHArTACQIA.
sssaa Iasesest Maatf~sseA-Dele-
states EasestatssA - Seattle
Msny Veterans On the 0sausA.



CHAuTAuQIfA. JAY IS.-Sseos Temp
lars ffem AL ever waxnsnstpss 90 their
way TO shA eessa1ns Of sh~ Grand lodge az
s'hautauaua met IN Seattle Monday nixat
aud together with the seattle members of
tie eftser held Grand Temps4r love
feasts' with Seattle la-igs No. s This ball
had been beautifully decorated Tor "a. oe-
easson with flowers. ferns and the national
collars. and presented &n astractsv. appeal
anee.
After the regular order Of business and
initiation an excellent programme vas
gtsen. which MAS participated In by home
and visiting msfak~rws Interesting speech
- were mad. by Rev. Robert Fisher. Of
Huntsville. Grand Chief Tempsar Rev.
Jenas bushnell. a Eagle Hsrtor. and Rev.
Aissen Steers. Of seattle. grand secretary.
TAe nsetinx psrtook ~ the nature Of =
reception fs Mr.. and Mrs. George catter-
iM. who arrived hnsne the night oesor. from
Taronse. Cana where they rad been in
Attendance at the sessions Of rms Intern
ticnai Eaprrme lodge where ar. cosssF.H
was elected 10 she position of International
supreme counsellor. An homer bzath To tae
city aud the lodge.
A. isse hour the meeting adjourned.
On Wednesday rserning the steamer At
cfxseen hx0ughs large crowd so the seat
Of tho aAnusl moetiux at GhaetAuasa. A
Number came from Tacoma. A prominent
visitor - Rev. r II. Satspr. grand coafs-
xeilar as the fdahe + @. ~. T.
While the attendance II not SO large as
ia former years. more than ord nary ln.
ierest IL manifest. s-sFss Important aass.
tiers will BE brought up ard = nurzsasr %
charges viii ~ made having hosn aiert+
"a az the session og the International sst-.
psssar ledge
TIE snirtleth annual sssslan vas called
to order az eseioes as Grand CaAisf Tenn
piar Rah~vt Fisher. After nr@nIag exsr-
ets~a tsss psssrfrs ani Grand isSige degrees
we've conferred swenty-sey~n nesaasys re-
c~tstnx the lsasev.
Press committees were appointed a. fol-
laws. fesst- intelligence. r. n Reese.
Tines. RaaAA4 Cottetiii
TIE credentials COMMITTEES hrSosAs m IT'S
report ard reported sersS-fhre delegates.
4 mamh~r 81 temperance veterans are on
the grounds ara are ssnsnx much - h.
spsF~ the rcHt ~ the delegates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19
ALL ABOUT IT
Just What They Are Doing for Sick Folks
At the Copeland Institute.
AN ENTIRE MONTHS TREATMENT. MEDICINES INCLUDED FOR
THE AMOUNT USUALLY EXAMINATION ALONE

san e~cen<s ahieetionAhse To . dtaefoao
esAss. by haSsnx about Il sosne c<slous -.
saei&ssca af asms-afsing and charity. -
worse than utsroacepsian. II h An 49,
susssity and contradiction.
No excssssnt thina ieesa aAr degr~s -
iss exeellenee by h<somsas inexpensive
TAe electric candle auce = cOatly rarity
the ornament and wonder az lev al.
aeee-haa not lost rAdsanee and va1ae ~
being ecouoman~d tili u nav ltoAts wuR1.
xhaps and coal min~e. The nAeQno ard
prtnees 81 the weFad DO not nni tbs
bright evening Newspaper 10 - loao tl>
sNrsstinx nesAus~ II sells fcs l cent md
- Rad h the peer house.
Nearly evesythtn9 else In Wu1eeA ~.
man life hae undergone ecssNomte reyu1W-
sian nscsas Copeland stmpiy inais&A u
the name ct eur comMcn humanity. thai
eeonnmined I'LL the sin aAd acAnslAi "a -
many peopie literally pertahtaG tor Woae
OF proper Alteration sAAli Gene 10 N -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19

period cf eio4e rrcse&stcnAi attention snr
their radical and sAstsag surel
Under ths exceedingly hsApsai Arrange
ment made By neeter CepeaanA. aGy eEa
saR~fsne from deAfness IN III early, rnid.
die OF later ssAs~As ar from cnrasase sA-
tArrh. In however mAsesoieas. cxaspef-
astnu aHd tndamssahie . forna. or from
asthma. with iss danger. torture and nn-
rest. or fr~m Any 81 the mAiadses ahaxe
eaasAeratsst. can ncw Alsply ~ the Cupe-
land Institute Aad receive aae entire
exAmtnAstea atoxsa1
This wonderfully inexpensive medical
system ts . very great assistance To In
daseAaes And ~ the aAme time afflicted iss
spirit by melancholy searxaty ~ money.
The tdea. however. that the eup~sanss
systea. by besng - direcaiy eacouFssla
and helrfsi 10 shoee of very atsH3ae<l
means. IL adapted particularly ST exeta-
sissiy To that ciass and for . similar res-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19
DEAFNESS.

Mr. q. -. Da1hy, 40 Occidental
avenue. Seattle I took the Copeland
treatment for cAtarrh Of the head. threat
ard ears. OF ten years standing. and the
result was q complete and radical cure
NJ. u. =. neimaa, lass first ave.
nue., Seattle. II lest my sense az hear
Inn through the effects Of cesAFrh.
wAa deaf IL all ordinary sounds. and the
unnatural burning In my ears almost
drove me frantic I was cured BY tbs
Copeland treatment ~ = srigltng rssst
after spsndinS hyndreds Of dollars IA
doctors bilis."
Mr.. =. r. WssAaSa, WhaAeea,
Wash, II had no faith in the ability ii
any physician 70 restere aoss hearing,
bat nov wish % say 10 all those whn
doubt the cure 81 deAfae~s ana ea.atrh.
that the Copeland treatment daes cure
these diseases. Ny surs b ~ unsp<Ak-
able relief 10 me"
NJ. las. DRaekett. Bosheal. wosh.s
THE Copeland treatment ssrd me OF
eatarrh and restored my cost sense OF
hearing. some three years ago. and
have remained perfectly well un 20 tbs
present time. nv CAGE Was 4 very Rad
one, with disehargtne cara, ringing and
rearing sounds In nav nead. an1 almost
total deafness. but Tho treatment made
. complete ard iastinE etts.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19

ANTI rHs r. tasy s. nerugy Mar
ssaa ff8fs Eesxa szf8rsTs - ts*EerSs aas+
saa ta rhArxw A " Say aga ssssee y ssv,
4Ns Gss-sxsea stfnFwsY &ssa aS@g& - teTe sssr4s
stss srzSs - TIE sAAeEs@ sst8aF o. Ass
sassta eA&Fasnx s&eH wsfA sszsf5xr - =
f@e.s H~tnx sh@ sS4t4sas - rs sAeF~ -
xns~ rssaagx - essss@~s4 ussa SO ev~~st.
toe - WtYss t3asas go TsgTesas sss;,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19
Stomach Disease.

Miss uAa Assea. e1y newell stsee1,
Seattle: "In rsgsrl to The Cnfs lepd
lr&Atment for rttafrh RI the ats0oAcs,,
with AL t.ss attendant distress and sots.
cry can only nay that tho fNsnlt II My
tvsn ! victim 1t the disease 1.~ os.rs
four years ana ~ brcn reduced 10 q .
condition Of = h<ipseas tnvafd
Mrs.. Amanda Meamea1, 49,
Brosdway. seattle when ! beenn ny
courn~ Of treAtMsns ~ the CnpelamA In.
ptisute. had beom IN such Q etefe ~ -
hifisy and suffering for - bong = tj1Ie,
and had tried - MANY feneAtea Wtthoe4
obtaining any fsltsk. that felt sure I
and had little hope % e~sr being aay
h~tfes. The treatment more than eue-
stanttat~d Ill ctatnna coueeFning ifs mos.
its. for II brought me . radical cure"
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ASTHMA.

Mp. Daniel GsaAan, ssuth Parik.
Seattle: Since childhood I had been
troubled with difficulty In breathing. and
the diseaEe grew gradually worac. causing
me the meat intense mlaery Tor ten weary
years Many RENE jies and physicians
proved Intellectual In giving me even re-
lief from my saffertnes bat 81 last went
10 the Copeland Institute and took =
course OF treatment When had anishsd
ray course VAS . we'll man: net trace
Of asthma remained In my system. That
IL now over three years age. and there
has not been the slightest Indication of
relapse"
Mr.. Wt1lfam Fuspena, iSAS It..
Tacoma Wash: From the effects az
long standing cAtarrh OF the bronchial
tubes. | had for Years experienced the
most terrible distress and suffering. con-
cesxahie emily by shore who have been
victims Of bronchial disease. There Was
no rest for me day or night. l lost u
pounds In weight. and grew 20 weak that
| could not walk = few blocks from my
heme without complete exhaustion.
was q physical wreck when l commenced
the Copeland Home treatment. but ! am
nav enjoying perfect health again