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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

AGENTS. SEND CENTS FOR La
test selling novelty and big catalog.
M. HALLE &c CO.. 225 Dearb ora st
Chicago
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Isaac |. Gotf Co. 81 WeYhoSset 81

FOX SALE-NICE GROOM COT
tage and lots: outside OF the city:
near depot; only sli50; easy terms.
iSAAC l.. GOfF CO.. 81 Weybosset st.
FOR SALES GOOD LOTS ON THE
West Arlington pla. at sacrifice:
terms easy; price is less than cost.
ISAAC l.. GOFF CO., 81 Weybosset ST.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

SIX OF THE FINEST-Have your
watch and clock repairing done at
HOSMER'S by skilled workmen at
one-haf the price others ask West.
minister and Franklin. Open evenings.
Telephone 1892.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

FOR SALE-LARGE LOTS ON THE
"Fimball plat" Pawtlckst ave. M
very lew prices: plats and fun particu-
lars at office OF ISAAC L. GOTF co
81 weybossct St. Providence. or rs.
Main ST.. Pawtucket.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

AGENTS-IF YOU WANT AN AR
tlcle OF genuine merit that sells quick
without talking and pays big profit,
send loc for sample of our Magic Pol
ishef ana full particulars. RANDOLPH
MANFG. CO., Oak Park, Ill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15
WATCHES, CLOCKS, ETC.

YOUR CLOCK Is OUT OF ORDER
Drop US a line: we will call for and
deliver 1t In perfect order. cheaper and
better than any one else. HOSMER
Westminster and Franklin. Open even.
ings. Telephone 1892.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

B $3.50 FOR 75c.-watch clensed 75c !.
main spring. 75c: price on other work
in proportion: done by the most skilled
workmen on earth. At hOSMEE'S
corner Westminster and Franklin
Telephone 2762-2.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
wANTED-Position as cotton ,,,
superintendent: AZ years OF age NH ans
has had IL years experience as sunaru
inteadent on both white and colaraa
goods. Apply II. Box 1857.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

PARTY IN EACH TOWN TO TAKE
orders Tor name and adv. Whips credit
given. IA. BRIGHAM. Westfield. Mass.
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ADVERTISE

IN THE PROVIDENCE DAILY NEWS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15
=. ROOMS AND nOARD.

ROOM TO LET-BROAD STREET,
Trinity square. INQUIRE A. H.. News
Office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

COTTAGE FOR SABE-CoRSrR
lot. nice barn: fruit trees: cars pass
door: will be sold at n bargnin and easy
terms. RAfiNEY q MORGAN, Ia
Weybossrt 81.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

FOR SALE--Nine room cottnye at
Oakland Beach. Apply 20 J. II. RAN
DALI. 20 Oakland Beach avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

TENT LIFE FOR BOYS ON EAGLE
Island. Penobscot Bay; swimming; sail
ing, rowing, golf. under careful super
vision and instruction. Write to PROF,
j. II. TAYLOR, Chauncy- Hall. Boston
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-AN EXTRA FAMILY
horse sound and kind. AMERICAN
HAND LAUNDRY, 80 and 80 Richmond
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

PERSONAL.

ALFRED RETURN AT ONCE AND
l can mend matters for you. S. G.
LAWRENCE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

FOR sALEs-Ten R-I-P-A-N-s for s
cents at druggists. One gives relief.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

CAPE COD-FOR SALE-BEA UTI-
ful seashore estate. 200 acres; also lots
OF to 90; all bordering the sea: high
land; no sand. Send for circular.
30 Cary ave. Chelsea. Mass.
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Agents.
$500 per Day. ssnsl'% isslss ssa : mako Al 9
IN s am u u I
working for Us I'm their own towns. Per-
manent business given. No experience
or capital required. Also clergymen.
teachers and others who cannot work
full time. employed I'm their spare time.
SEND stamp for particulars. CHAS. &.
HASKELL a. SON. Norwich, CT.
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.

TO LET-TENEMENTS IN ALL
parts OF the city. ranging from $40 to
s25 per month. A. o. MAKEE. 107 West
Minister street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

FLAT TO LET-CONSISTING OF
three connecting rooms. asa Pine street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15

M a p l. f. w OOD FARM HOUSE
now open for thirty guests; fine view;
shady lawn; piazza: fresh vegetables.
milk and eggs from farm: daily mail;
good board: livery connected. w. w.
BURNHAM. Milford, n. II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-19
MAYOR HUMES SAYS
HE WILL PROTECT
RIGHTS OF PEOPLE
He States His Pestsien In the Cedar
River water Controversy - II
Satisfied That the Present Plans
for the Systea Are the Best.

Mayor Hazaes yesterday usa3e tsas
statement 30 : Poss -Iatesaigsncer reporter
My position o. ne sohlexs Of ehe Cessr
river water system Is a very simple agae
I ana Interested ~ seeing tnar The rsS1t~
o the representative people % tss city
are protected 80 sae tsslas~s pesSs lie ~x-
tent TIE Interests * an oats3ae concern
are in III sanss es the sargi sna3ecs fer
consideration st ire hands 81 ths cssy
administration. Ths city hzs nothing -
conceal. Il * -y desire and my purpose.
and believe II Is 80 with every member
% tae present administration. ~ secure
for The city TIRE best possaaie water sys.
tsEa az ra0sr reasonable cost AT,
thoroughly convinced thas the course We
have pursued IS the correct one ard viii
meet WIKI the approval % the careful.
conservative people % tire city
L have fAatn IN the city officials who
have had the work in cfarxe. ana wiz
stand hy ta-n untsl | am convinced BY
wiser heads that We are nos getting whas
we shos2id have no technical knegs>sss
Of ire work nGw IN progress SsIt I save
as mayer IT sas city, Watched ira work
carefully. and ! zsu convinced tnaI the
present city officials are doing conscf~n-
sioas work ana are Interested in gaving
re city just Mat /. ssletald have. great
water plant al the smallest possible eesg
in hts judgment the plans for the water
system now being followed will give the
city such Il system as I ard every other
taxpayssg In this city desires. believe
that Mr.. Thomson knows his business,
will work with the council in getting al
the truth, sss@ whale truth and nothing eut
The truth. and when We have that We will
10 ahead. and no outside influence saali
interiors with our duty 70 the people as We
believe H.
IF The Snoqualraie FAILS Power Company
is trying 20 shut cut a proposed cernpeti-
tor, and in doing 50 attempts 10 Use the
city as a tool, the sooner we know IL the
better il viii be fer Tho city. II 1t Is true.
as me council believes. .aai the company
IL instiga:fn.S the suits which are seriously
interfering with thu progress o. the Cedar
river system agree with the council, that
future favors should cease. and past onss
he. If possible. revoked. ] 30 not know
rAis - true bat II Il Is. my attitude is
as | have stated
con tae other band. the concern known
as the Ammidown company should IN no
way he allowed to interfere with the clty's
proposal ~ build a water system that
could net be exceIlei for the money.
viii do everything in my pewer 70 push
the present Investigation uatll Se have the
truth. and only the truth. As have said
before, the present administration has no
interests 10 serve except those ef the city,
and while | am mayor l STALL. as have
done In ire past. endeavor IN the hes, OF
my ability 20 see that those interests are
carefully guarded.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-19

Vienna From reliable information WHICH
have received the Austrian admiralty is
about 70 come before the country with Z
proposal To Increase tbs nun. c~ of sail.
ors froIn s.esa 10 ASA n the iual mon
aScny were % ut out her entire navy
for a war she would have 10 send eva
most ~ her vs8sei@ GndcrneEnet TIE
AUTHORITIES have been mere than ever
alive TO 1ais contingency sinca tae keess
OF the new vessels were i2lG down ol-
though the deficiency will ae partially
comp nsateG for by the esrcGr.staaee that
the older hulks will be Withdrawn srlYn
the Hg8ting list as SOU IS she parships
are completed ~ taeSs two torpeda
boats are now approaching completion IN
England Two tarret ghips os 8 ~ IONS
are building ia Austria Two nsw erals
era & ss tons5 are also To - added short
-. This will Drins UP sAe aghtia-
strength ~ the Austrian navy on PAPER 10
thirteen hastlesaigs. aftesn cruisers ard
about fifty Torpea2 beats and other small
craft. when Z - remembered thag the
Austrian admsgalt,- Is compelled to maln-
tain It's fleet 40 a li.tss more than s5fs9l,-
ass "a year the wander - that Il has been
able 70 reach us present STATE aG ere }ita Ma
effieisucy The same compulsory economy
* observable IN he army. Austria co,5ii
not II she would commit her So: 10
policy of hioaIed asmasaeais.-Pall Mali
Gazette
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THE cIrS's POSITION.
Apparently = Bsner In ftwht Re-
tween Rival Gomp n nics.

The municipal government OF Seattle oc-
eapies unique position In The Whole con-
trasersy. Beset by lawsuits on aIle hand
and made apparently. buffer in shs light
between the rival power companies, the
council. acting for the city. has under.
taken to cut the 9ordlan kmef by an ia
qgiry which begins this evening. Al the
city han the position taken Is taat tae
city should be allowed 20 proceed at once
10 the construction. ~ contract. Of the
Cedar river water system. TAe e!ts
fathers, as w~il a. almost every enc con
neesed vita tbs administration. look upoa
the suits against the city aS unhsarabla
ard unwarraatea restraints.
As 20 tbs charge made BY Mr.. Robertson
that the present specifications q the Cedar
river system do not comply with the ordl-
nance adopted by ths people December II,
1855 the eIty's position IL that al, the &c
sentlals Of that ordinance are carried out.
Nj, Robertson charges In effect that the
proposed system VIII not deliver ~. 5oo. oa
gallons per day from Cedar river into
swan lake and .5.oaeso gailens PER Gay
from the lake 10 the pipe lines 70 the city.
City Engineer Thomson yesterday de-
cltns-d to discuss this question further than
"a Say that the city : casa ~0lid ~ lse
time appear In the coart trials. lie has.
however tola the coaneiinea tina; with
the present plans carried ols. The clay
wosaiG recesve a minimum u between FL.
al. asc and @e..sso oss gallons par day II The
water IL all taruei lnte tho hiSh service.
ana III IL IS distributed htsSvesa the high
ars5 the iaw service reservoirs. il Will aS-
erage =. 1caoea gallons per day. lie argues
.hta shis Mmasut VIII be sufficient for the
uses OF the city Tor nasuS years 80 couse.
LII January issS The cisy tsssSl an average
% : IA. 80 gallons yer asy. and In August
Of the same year. during TIRE height of TIE
dry weather. the consumption averaged
Sssi 40 gallons rer day. Il is eS;synatsl
sAst supply q .s.lsoesa gallons per dsF
Will ha sufficient fer a city Of @eys. ID
30. 80 population.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-19
MR. MiTeHELI'S STATEMENT.
Tells OF Plans of The Wsshiagsoa
Power Trausmission Company.

< 4 Mitchell. ot The General Electro
COMPANY was aYeFse % being quoted
when a Paxt~iutSlligencaF reporter saw
hin, yesterday. Mr. Webster ard AiS
sscne are hers ser TIRE purpose ~ drawing
,hs plans aad speeisiea,soa fer the con
struct{on ~ the plant * Cedar Lake said
Mr. Mitchell. "As soon as these plans are
completed bids Will be .uvtfsd. T'ht p&o-
lie Is familiar with our plans, We propose
70 greatly increase tho AREA - Cedar lase.
making IL CAPABLE of holdiag IN storage
ssa m esa gaiions of water The water
viii he used la our poser house 81 pom;
twelve miles above the csty's saiak% 7:
II folly r. say that ear saselEe wheels viii
In mny manner sollBts these waters They
viii be delivered back 20 tss uafarag chan
rel q Tire SEr~a n ga pure IS K melted fFcu
the srawS - the Cascades
More thar that the city VIA, ( Il la
~trsx have supervision 81 fhe dwellings of
Ger Fsen a. TIE lsss the sasse as = they
we're located "a the esgy Every sanitary
ssrsxsutlau desired nv tie city wsll hs
faksn Ne arw not .nteTeSttes sfs any tTNss-
alss OF rival eenapany. We are here t.
a, business and have no E-s&t amount Y
inssre&: N she Troubles ef another csa-
etrn"
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Sid br ne e.sen1srss. TA~~s d~rsxSrery
rassea sns whoss question: fnvszsae sn she
sEsfs- and uasn JE4xe Moore sustained
tasm ss practically ssecs1sa the cases
xsas-zs she paalnszsz. .asrsry sustaining
Ea-rsa-zfioa s-aans~s Humphrey ia assv7S~
srg Tie sSsarE - Easssgsc wo-gs % - asea7
and Fes tns cozs-srt - IRE sosest Bidders
dA~esa-s1srx slight snscrualgsses Il tAesr
sssss
Aszt1st S--yshe. waks~ess 4 David =
saS arg-f ssat shsA- BIDS nrsm szb3s-
vsssazss :. aa1 sf fh@ contract ~s-e In
the sazra a. raksSc weeks. fa- TIE reassg
thar IRE c@rseei@ss checks xcro-nranys s1S
them xsre slsxai1y 4esessn. arl were ~
tor fan per eenE If Tie aznoGut bill ia
tae case * tas Pacific Brisge Company *
vas GAINED s;sas isx bad WAS detective for
tise veasan thas & fsIle. 20 cover enc niaor
sssan ct Top sxassng
Judge Moore brushed the elections
aside SIS Insufficient - sl1ss.Ev 3 res%-ssoz
o. the bids and = new competition. the
provision % toe city charter requiring any
bid 80 ee accom- pa alsss By certified chack
for ser ceEs. Of It's amount tae court
held Vas not mandatory. bzr merely IL
Fses1ry. ard ers1t6 be followed by the
bsaara u public works In letting the con-
tract. II the board chose or assrega-Ssei
Anyway. tire court would consider that
the hoagG Of pubic works had intended Ia
do It's lawful daty, and hai not considered
ans ST the bids anti the deficiency Was
PORTED cat and made good BY the cor
tractor. The defect was thereby reniesi ed
In The case % tie Pacific Bridge Com
peny. TIE erurt held TIA; the failure TO
5a1 CT the sop Lights was 80 unsnsporsant
ssag although Il might he considered q
seesaEso@. damage IL WAS : damage xataaa1
injury.
The courts fnai order In the injunction
suits VIII pxanaSIy DO fled today The
defeated attorneys we're not prepared to
say yesterday evening when the decision
on the demurrsrs Was rendered. whether
az ncs they would stand upon their plead
ings b3s sntsrnased that saey woaid do SO.
IL they take tbs course. Judge Mooye's
ruling upon the aernurrers daposss of the
inIlnetlons aud q final order VII D. en-
tered ss II upon fun hearing Of the con-
soiiasted cases.
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haps the savings az much toll and self
denial. has ned beyond recall. But the
invalid, so eager fer relief from his tron-
BILE that he becomes an easy victim OK
auaekS and fake healers. need not be thus
robbed and deceived unless he chooses To
be. or il blind 10 the teachings OF expert
ence. He makes the choice himself b..
tween Qaackery and fake healing on the
While he is placing himself and his hard
earned money Into the hands Of laacks.
others are being cured by strictly scien~
title medical treatment. While he is pay
ing large sums Of money 10 alleged work
ers OF magnetic miracles and anas that
the magnetism exhausts Itself III drawing
from his pocket money he can III afford
10 lose. others are being made well and
strong for almost nothing.
There is no excuse for ignorance upon
this subject. The papers have fer years
who have been cured Of all forms OF
chronic ailments and maiadleS through
the instrumentality 81 the famous Cope
land treatment This treatment mild.
soothing and wonderfully successful. Is
placed within the reach Of the masses Of
the peppie~-within the reach OF all those
requiring expert treatment for any chronic
disease-by the extremely low rate Of s.
a month. which Is the .nvariabie fee FOR
Quacks and pretended miracle workers
take every dollar they can squeeze out
Of their victims Chronic sufferers can
choose deliberately between them. They
ian pay large sums fer miracles and be
deceived and despotled Of their money. or
they can be cured by the Copeland treat
nent for almost nothing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-19
ALL SUFFERERS FROM CHRONIC AILMENTS
HAVE CHOICE.
They Can Waste Large Sums of Money on Fake
Hea1ers and Quack Doctors. or They Can
Obtain Scientific Treatment at
Nominal Fee---S5 Per Month.
Including all Medicines.

II - the fos - she xrsss majority es
mankind - meet with bitter ssssarpoins-
usent. ard 10 have their confidence ia
sairsd by allGrsng ans. spscsoss promises.
riadsiy shattered Especially have chronic
inSsitcs. deceived in hope. outraged IN
confidence and robbed in pocket by un-
seFupGlosss aaaek foctors. p-esenasrs 10
nsraeulons power. fake Dealers, electricity
eunko nlen and alleged pcs<esscrs az phys
'eai magnetism, had occasion 10 bitterly
denouree those 81 whose hands they have
been thas Enhgmanly wrongei.
Thousands have been deceived ard paid
large sums for a miraculous cure only
10 ind n the end that their disease Ia
SIN with them. while their money. per
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These matters xere briefly TOUCHED ~, Il
an interview had with Cha-se. r. Baker
a. ais otssrs In the wsxasnxEos eag.agrx
yesterday Mr.. Baker was very retIosna
IN fact. ae sad tsss be could 49, no al
vantage Ia making \ pahsse statement q.
tass time relative 10 The charge made
Asasnst mis- company ~ The coaaesl
WIZ you attend tie snvexsixaglor u.
morrow niwns7" wax asked
4 hare resolved 40 nasse~ yet o, any
Investigation nae tie Response. All I
KNOW Of the matter sx what / have seen
In TIE papsrs. I have much other nuss~
TESS 10 ocesps my mind"
In IL true tlst rvz are back OF the
ssH Drought ~ Ar. EezseT:sssn against the
ety.
Il sad . naassnse asn that sss nos wssa
TO BE Interviewed a. thss tira@@
It 10 saie tnat Mr. Robertson h an
intimate frisnds of yours ans: thaf he e
acting IN your"
III ~ no crime to De a friend TO Traey
Robertson"
After this. Mr. Baker positively declined
to De interviewed. saying that at the
proper time hs woali state his case to the
psznsia
aA<ssaxs the matter. n Is known that las,
naxhs he had positively made Up mis- mind
not TO Pay any attention To The council
resolution and To absent himself fru-n sh-
Investigation. His ground for taking tbs
position h said 90 De- hts belief that the
council has no power to deprive his eona-
parry az hts franchises. or course IL Is pos
ssale that Mr.. Baker may change his mind
and appear at the meeting OF she Rine-
hart committee tonight. iie Is ursis cad
10 have consulted his attorneys relative 20
the matter.
The franchise Of the Sne9ualuie Fails
Power Company provides that II na9sg be
prepared TO deliver s.9a horse power into
the city OF Seattle by August /. iss. Mr.
Baker claims thai his company viii DC able
10 III the requirements ~ the franchise
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-19
Took Twenty Years to Make Her
Handkerchief.

Queen Margaret of Italy possesses TIE
rareSt pocket handkerchief In the world.
II Is of lace * estimated TO be worth So.
80 and took twenty years TO weave. The
handkerchief is 81 light that II is scarcely
fei; il placed on the hand and j; Is so
small that il is kept In n little gold case
less than an inch in diameter.-LoDdou
Leader.
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- eGzssezs sasrgsrssEse ia sn srsA.@zvwr 20
sesss&sz SIS S8e facts bearing sEAzE s;se
shjsce EatEex az fax inquiry. TIE Gear
ssvsr war pr@une.sE1n II fzastsr s1tch
xssz Is Tie very lie Ct the peprss ~ ssss
Ssy. ( heseve tEAk there c1xhf "a he =
a.. frss and impartial hearing err iris
mater. ! havs Ssut izass gsrss - examine
de rss92asssz or tlss matters hwgexns ag -
sse cggnel sxeESf IN 4 e2rsogy way. bus
/ saaA PSI sny~sR IN fas4cs. wssh The raaS-
~ fassersuS-
IL 70 tha ssser Of skss council 80 revoke
tss franSasAe 81 tkae Srza ssasEase Fails
Fsxsy CSusDany. Mr. Humphrey said that
y soas aassr attempt u pass upon the
nzs.sr asaa &c ma. h@arG me essseace
~Asca ~.ll DC eares0sesi a. the srvessisation
kn.xas
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raE CITY MINIS.


TIE hw&rsnx Sef2fe gasssa Moase 81 tsse
Injunction salts ef Moras tsres Company
against sAo eeeS5 es pGAac sovIs ard
S-svsh. wakegisl5 s raxss r Nci+@issn
aszs-sxs ;ae lizard ~ sszalsc wegss smz
sr-sysss waks1et& & Davis sss :St.rrss.
C.<.ssa 4 10 axA4sss he board - gssassr
wssras ard re fNscsFsr Hr}&ke E0naaesays
wss lad egysa sevrSEreSS 20 tae cc-ansasats
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for the past ten years. speaks Of his cure
OF desperate disease. through the treat
nent 81 the Copeland Physicians lit Is
Great Satisfaction
to knew. in these days Of faisehood and
dece ptfen, when the papers are Hooded
with announcements of fakirs. healers
practice of medicine. that there Is one
place in Seattle where sufferer may be
sure Of scsentifie treatment at 3
Very Moderate Cost.
THAT place is the Copeland Medical In
stitute, which through the skin Of its
physicians ard ite strictly honorable char
aeter % all professional and business
transactions, has firmly established itself
In the confidence and regard OF the people.
-Four years ago I contracted a severe
cold, which gradually developed chronic
catarrhal condition az the nose. threat anu
chest. My throat became
One Great, Raw sore.
so that fer over two years IL was torture
for me To swallow ms food. aud | had an
everlasting cough that racked my system
stay and night My ears, bronchial tubes
stomach; In fact. nv entire body became
infected by the disease. until AZ last
was
Completely Broken Down
In health and spirits, and but wreck Of
ms former self
such was my condition. when, after
wasting much time and money with cure
aiis aud qnacks. | commenced the Cope
land treatment. ! am
Now Perfectly Well.
AS well as before the beginning ef my
ircuble-~and | cannot do otherwise than
snost heartily commend the wonderful
system OF medicine that has effected such
"a cureS
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sSn 20 make rip Sc Seattle ard To give
70 saas WAC asked & bis spsns8r relative
70 sss BEST eossrse fae city shaalA purses
70 onEssnsae suppay u pure water .-ou
Gear river
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90 y - ~ 80 - ~ ~ - ~ 80
very loud sounds with the other. Every
word nj conversation in the ordinary tone
was absolutely lost on ms. and every body
had 10 shout To attract my attention or 10
make me understand Nv ears seemed all
Dried Up aad Barntag,
and there Was feeling Of soreness that
extended into my throat.
To aaGRavate my condition. | was tor
tured by unnatural sounds IN the head
These varied frun io~ hommug 10
loud cracking noises. and again they
would sound Hike the
Chtrptag nj Crickess.
bat in enc form or another they were AL
Ways present. giving NE peace during
the day and destroying nay rest at night
s'The Copeland treatment has nor only
restored my hearing perfectly. bat II has
also delivered me en- ely from the dis
tracing head noises aid caused the ca
tarrhal disease TO disappear from my head
and threat | think the Copeland SYSTEM
the finest thing In the world for SEX folks,
and heartily commend IL 10 all these In
need 81 scientific treatment"