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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1899-11-17
MCHOLS.---R Rising Sun Grocery.

The season is on for Fresh SAUSAGE SCRAPPLE &C.,
and prepared to supply the trade with goods
day.
Headquarters for fine Groceries and Provisions Always
hand the best brands of Canned Goods Flour Syrup
Orleans Molasses, &c.
special line of House furnishing Goods consisting part
of Boilers Kettles Cream Cans Measures Milk Pans Buckets,
Wrngers Table Cutlery, Wood and Willow Ware.
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS at low cash figures.
Speciality in Ladies Underwear Wrappers Waists
bargain in Ladies' Shoes at 95c-button and lace
Yours truly,
Is r
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1899-11-17

1 2 3 5 5 T s 9
Pr. 2Pr 2Pr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

c AZ TIE hAck brick van win 5c.n
the two wf1gs together. leaving = COM
piete tncIosed court. l2exIsS feet Thn
court wa have . fountain In the center
ard Win Be decorated with shruhbery ana
dower pots TIKI Win b used a. an ex-
excise and parade ground.
To the left Of the new building STANDS
row OF shops. back oE which runs the
railroad tracks, A tunnel viii be busls
from this track under the shops to q polns
underneath the Kitchen This tunnel Win
be used to convey the fuel, provisions.
etc, TO the Kitchen The work WI b.
done BY the prisoners themselves The
warden expects to complete tho building
Ii about four months At cost OF 4ss90n
Among the other improvements to be
made Ia the laying OF about S.0eo feet Of
water and sewerage pipes
The grounds Immediately Ia front Of the
MARTENS building cmfwyp vb9kaj sbxxy
warden's residence win be beautSf3ed the
walks AMI drsveways win be improved
and the prison painted outside and In.
The present number OF convfcts Is no
the smallest for years-sour OF which are
women All OF the women are shut IN
for murder. one (siary j. Pyie3 for life.
Two hundred conyscts are new employed
In the Jute mill. The daily outpu, aver
ages 100 bags
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19
sLovENLy WORK N LEGISLATURE.
Records show the Passage Of bills
which Did Not Pass

Special Dispatch TO the acknowledgement
OLYMPIA. March ts.-~Ths hastv and
unsystemstic methods pursued by the
clerks of the senate and house at the SEES
sion lust closed may vet arise 10 haunt
those officials How the record on she
books of ne docket clerk az the senate can
make a bill appear 70 have passed both
houses IN tie usual order and sent 20 the
governor, when the bill passed aut one
house and was killed In the other. is more
thaa Uncomfortable. Yet this actually &C.
Cured IN the ease os senate ban Nos. 50
and - The senate docket Is clear and
fan on both hills that they p8Sse! both
houses and weut 90 the executive. Vet in
both eases the record - Incorrect. Sen
ate bln No ~ by FlumrneF. ~ Spokane.
aid PASS sne senate and vas ssnt 20 the
house u here IL w&s indefinitely pest pausi.
The other h.i Ne, ~. was Senator pres
toms bsls - provide an adult horse for the
blind and carrying an appropriation. TBS
IA tie hill which was so actively i1hhfes,
far hS CAPT Becs the hind sea "a fafw
This eEi rassed the senate, was amended
in tho house. ard the senate failed 20 sen
car ia the amendments The eGl after.
w. ras died 81 conference COMMITTEES These
facts are obtained frefn the records
The acton 81 80 Legislature on senate
hiH No is the permanent sCaepl fund
hfEs Is different from IS action an Nos
~ aaa * This bisi sIi3 gaSs beth houses
ard she recas,8S Show IL. There Is bat oHs
element lacking a. a complete record ia
the csse af ibis hlB. gRd that : that the
ssssnutes - the he1gSs SfsaN that shs speak
or 81 the house S.zGess thA b{1i 81 open
SCISSOR. Thss OMISSION may have feeH
ss,se 10 tie fSitwge ~ the Journal clerk 30
catch the announcement ~ %r Gale as
D. made IL il s. this nS&ns hiea impegs
Ar KsaslfHan - the belief that The hlli
was xsaveT eGrcaIs ! - this Dc 7Sa case
ID "a an&rxss7ssn So whv the docket clerk
Si.4ss.fa have completed tie recnr& IN wFts-
fnE r. sha fsf&nks In hsS book ;ss f&Gs that
tae fssa had ssem YT3nrTss~t fFa7r he house
AMI sa~w arsssd - the governor. The wasis-
arziv ~ a sad essss szssssst ary an ttse 1zrs a.
system - aSSa prevailed IN sha iaz at&tzs~N
sss sAa matter ~ esgFsalEn@ SsEzs and gar
-ssEsraw dss~trx re- r114A ~ .he last ssaN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19
TAYLOR CASE NEARLY ENDED.


Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteiligencer
CHEHAIAS. March is.-T'he state rest
ed It's case in the ;riai OF Walter TAYLOR
today. Taylor Is charged with having
murdered an old man named V a. Mid
daugh near BoiSefort on January %. 1879,
and afterward burning the cabin TO con-
ceai the crime. About thirty witnesses
were examined In all Nothing what
ever Of "A sensational character has been
brought out by the states testimony, and
the effort to connect Taylor with the muir
der has not been very successful.
NJ. A. I.anghorne. attorney for the de-
PENDANT, asked Judge Elliott 10 instruct
the jury TO aequis Taylor after the state
had rested its case. but the court decided,
after some hesitation. not 10 do this, as
IL would take MIN some time to go into
the evidence Submitted to see whether
such a ruling would be proper or not.
The defense has about twenty witnesses
s,ibpoenaed. The defense introduced com
siderable evidence today calculated 10
prove Tas,ors good character both in
Missouri and since coming here and To
show that Taylor and Mr.. Middaugh were
on the very best OF terms ar all times
The defense concluded lfs testimony this
afternoon bat the case viii not be argued
till Monday morning Taylor did not 20
on the stand at all.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19
Avoid Cure-Alls.
n Grip and Caizrh. as ia other naladies. Svodd
biinc- doctorins by patent enre-aiis Get indlvid-
sal treatment for your dsdfvidaai aiLment It t.
Copeland Institute.
Passing Of Catarrh
Into Consumption.
A Typical Case.

Mr.. J. A. McGilivray. = we1l-knevn
resident Of Part Orchard. WASH, g1veo hlo
experience as an Instance OF what they are
doing for inyaisds at the Copeland tnsta-
tu,e.
II have taken a course Of the Copeland
treatment for casarzh OF the head threat
and bronchial tubes. aud hare obtained .
complete ea-e. although the disease had
oeSofsle so deeply seated In my nyute0
that | had developed AL tho
Indications ~ CsnsaaDi1en.
II do not knew the original cause Of ny
trouble IL Just seemed to rsyHe on grAdu.
ally. and the first symptom that bothered
me Was the continual fixing up OF my
nasai cavity. | have Fever had the dlA-
charge from the nostrsis which Is 30 con.
mon among sufferers from cafarrh. but I
was kept busy from morning till night
Hawking and Splitting
In order to keep my throat clear.
same manner. did not give my coalition
the attention necessary 10 check tho pro9.
rexs OF the disease. ard IL Was not long b.
fore the bronchial tubes were involved. =
beneath The shoulder blades. and noticed
a constantly increasing difficulty In aMm9
my luEgs with air. In the morrings ny
throat ahd chest seemed completely aleo
Up. and ! would
Cough for Hours
before I could asslodge ard eject the accu-
ssAy entire system became greatly dis
orssereds l could ear nothing 20 speak Of.
and grew 80 thin and weak that had -
give up all attempts to work ut my trsds.
had
ChflIa and Fevers.
with distressing nirht-sweats. and there
secrsed no doubt that was rapidly stnkin9
into q conzamptive's grave l vent TO .
o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19
The Sick and Suffering Seek the Cope.
land Institute.
Fame OF Its nexampd Work in the Cure of Disease Seems to Stir
the Whole Community Attendance Now Greater Than at
Any Previous Time in the History of the Institute.

Copeland has been the name ef .
which man can reader b~nrEacsfon
- his feIiow-man. and that In in tho
cure OF human disease and the re-
lief Of human suHeriHg- His sue
cess In dealing with catarrh, asth-
In desperate forms or I'm advanced
stages. has hc~n snch ~ Ia win the
admiration OF his professional
hrefhrsa az acme aud To carry his
fame tisro az haut the whole civilized
worid. Liberal PHYSICIANS. persaE-
ally conversant with hi. past and
present work Ia our msdst. have
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

hoidly claimed that. - = eatnPsh
and iunw specialist and - m al0ose
errori~ss expert I'm the diagnosis
snd handling OF common climate
rival In the professi0n of meaacaneA
The people know Doctor Copeland
by his shining record an = pAysteoa0
-bs the practical rcsaIss of Ais -.
the relief Of suMerinx. They ceao
10 htas. they literally Aeck - Aia,
because they have faith. based %
wide Dotericsy ef fact. that ne cures
the infirmities shst make - aaeA
of the darkness. the trouble. the 49,
gaish and the despair 81 human 1aoos
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19
rrxsrs>r,sRY rMraos EsnNrs.
New Wing tu We Hnits for G.e ~
n ptssax Rassus ard Kitchen

essssi fss&sa-eA - tfsz fsoss~f rtes 1jS@ ace
wsf.s~A WAi4s4A. Ms~csg i%N axsaea
t'at9x44. - she sE@1A fsea&Seas8a~y. Intends
TrtsssaE great amount * IMPROVEMENTS
~stnsz tas HSxs Sx xnousss~ re hAs al
Yazssw gssaa zss@seess 10 ess&r tsse g~ssGn3 -
sz1sk. weaasY Zee tss ssssrFSEs - an add -
tleg q. ssss Nrlsns 20 ~ gxe& a. a inzss
hAss Aa& s55Ns7@E Tsse &s@@x w4fA 10
an~ssse T-sxssS feet ana ~ s~es aga
Is az ssSa an % ise tsss os Ire uzsEn
ssxsxsiiss@ ans eys~Es straight aae& aar~
allies w.sa tAs ssgsf x1rs making 1sse
eszs.4szS. wsea eor.zssse tss-n y letter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19
BUILDING sooM Ar wALLA wALLA.


Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer
WAI1isA WAL14A, March 1x-~The city
Of Walia Walia is enjoying a building
boom. About fifty rev residences are
now under construction. and great many
more viii soon be begun.
A new hospital has been erected by DR.
Crop. and VIII be ready for occupation
In short time.
A steam laundry has been erected and
Is now being operated under the manage
u1ent OF W. F.. Smith The new plant
employs about twenty people.
A fruit caanery Is now being construct
ed by Mr.. George Barber: also a hotel. on
the site OF the old Slime house. at the
corner OF Fourth and Main streets. The
new building VIII be built OF brick and
all occupy space OF 100 feet square and
will be three stories high
Among the many new buildings win be
a new tanning mill factory. Among those
interested in this new enterprise are r.
G. Parks. Ben Oppenheimsr. Col john
son and William O'Donneit This will be
the only factory % Its kind on the Coas.
and ought TO prove a good paying In
vessment. They expect to employ about
seveats-f.v men when they work full
force.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

Only those who have been eye
witnesses to the eveF-sweltlng
stream 81 sick aid amscted people
constantly applying for treatment
~ the Copeland Instftute-oniy
those who have witaesseA this con.
tfAuous. sincere and novinx puhfic
tribute to the genius and hamnnity
Of its great head and fosnder-can
have any conception Of the held
that Doctor Copeland'a work In Se-
attic has given him upon the Aearts
Of the people.
To the afflicted Of the commuaisy.
In every walk and rank Of life, and
fo4 years past, the name Of Doctor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

VANCOUVER. r. G. March ls-Justice
Irving has ordered Judgment in favor OF
Sc canadian Pacific Railway Company in
the case where the Jury awarded Con-
duetor woods s. so in compensation for
losing 81 foot. The Justice says the rail
way company cannot be held liable when
1. does not know of any danger In It's
trackxay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

rREAsuRER HAS NO STAMPS.
Conseqnemtly He Wants Some Seat
"a Him In All Letters.

Special Dispatch 10 the fost-Intelilgencer
OLYMPIA. March is--Treasurer Young
has sent cnt the following circular:
Owing TO the fact that the legislature
failed to make a sufficient appropriation
for the state iregsurers office. those who
write thta Office must send stamps for re-
turn letter II they expect a reply
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19
TELEGRAPH LINE To DAWSON.
Dominion Surveyors ON the Ground
10 Establish the Route.

VANCOUVER, II. c.. March fS-Two
parties OF men who viii do important
work for the Dominion government ar
rived today. They are 10 look after the
construction of "A telegraph line To paw-
sen and tc define the boundary between
British Columbia and the Northwest ter
risorfss. The telegraph line will be con-
strurted from Bennett. or perhaps from
Skagwav To the kIondike, and there may
be sea link between Vancouver and
SkaGway
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteliigencer.
OLYMPIA March is.--It is reported on
apparently good authority that Hon r. j.
Browne, state superintendent OF public
instruction, Will soon tender his resigna-
ton. II, if said that Mr.. Browne will ac-
oep; the presidency OF the whatcom nor
NAL school
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

CLEVELAND. March H-At a meeting
Of the Lake Carriers Association here to-
day IS decided "a advance the wages
81 sailors s. per month for the coming
season. The advance applies not only TO
sailors. but 20 all kinds Of labor az a
vessel. from engineer TO decShands
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

REPUBLIC. March ls.-Waltsr Battle
the coiored man who was shot last week
hy colared woman OF the town died Of
his wounds complicated by chronic throat
trouble. The woman had her prniirni-
nary hearing yesterday before the JUS
tlca OF the neaca and was released
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19
INcExDIARIEs AT wALLA wALLA.


Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteiiigencer.
WALLA WALLA. March lS--Last night
an attempt was made to burn DIR. Crops
hospital. which Is in the process Of cree
ton and nearing completion. Some one
stole into the building late in the night
placed a pile OF shayings and paper In one
of the closets. set fire to IL and closed the
door so that escape could be made before
the fire was detected. For want of air the
fire went ont after it had burned and
charred the woodwork badly up to the
ceiling The incendiary has not been dis
covered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

Special Dispatch TO the Post Inte,llgencer
CHEtiALlS. March IA fs-year old son
Of W ] Walt died suddenly last night pre-
So lsiy from spinal meningitis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19
nark Oakland 20 Load.

Special Dispatch TO the Pnsf-InteiIigence-.
EVERETT. March is.-The bark Oakland
arrived al the dock OF the Rel Nelson mill
this morning and VIII load s00nU feet OF
lumber for San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

'sTha Copeland treatment cured me Of ca
tssrrh ana. restored ray lost seExr of hear-
ing seine three years ngo. and I have
remained perfectly well ap 10 the present
time NV case WAS Il very astd one. with
dischareing ears ringing and arissg
sounds ia my head. AMI almost tetA, deaf
ness htsf the treatment made complete
ard lasting cure"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19
Grip Cured.
The Copeland Treatment of the Grip is
radical and telling. It Cures the disease
itself and the diseases engenders.
Catarrh. Deafness and
Stomach Trouble
Thoroughly Cured.

Mrs. Elva Mitchell. 321 Boren Az
enue. Seattle. Wash: From personal ex
pertencs / can most gratefully testify 20
the magnificent results of the Copeland
treatment in restoring the lost sense OF
hearing and In removing the blight OF ca
tarrhai disease from the system.
~ Peculiar Feature
Of my case was that I had no discharge
from the nose or obstruction of the nos
triss. which arc generally supposed 20 be
inserarahle from cafarrh OF the head. ard
II Was long before | knew just what my
trouble was
ut commenced about i've years ago, at
ter an attack OF Intermittent fever. ard
ing In the pos,-nasal cavity and a
Tendency to Take Cslds
upon the least exposure. Then I began TO
experience very severe headaches. intense
pains across my forehead and through the
which at tiufss were almost uncomfortable.
About year ago my right ea- became
affected. I could hear strange sounds. as
though some one was hanmersng upon a
board close 20 my head. while In order TO
understand conversation l WAS obliged To
turn the other ear. AT last the right ear
became
Almost Completely Deaf.
my general health did not appear to
suffer greatly until the disease reached my
stomach, when began TO fail ~ an alarm
Ing rate. lost all natural relish Tor food
of any kind and my digestive organs had
,pst the pcwer OF properly asSlmiia ting
what / forced myself 10 eat. I gradually
lost strength until
Unable to Walk = Block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19
Docs "a not stand to reason
that testimony that for years
has challenged and asked the
attention Of auch n community
true:

OF any Physician TO restore lost hearing.
but / Row wish TO say 10 All these u 10
doubt the cure Of deafness and cafarrn.
that the Copeland treatment docs cure
these diseases. Ny cure Is an gaspeakabie
relief to ne"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

Teacmerh Asboclotl0m I'D Meet.
Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures.
WALI.A WALLA, March lS-The In
land Empire feathers Association will
meet III WalIa waiia on the I'D. s4th and
18th of this month. A large delegation OF
teachers IS expected from all parts OF this
state, Idaho and Oregon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19
Showing That the
Copeland Treatment
Does Cure Deafness.


when aske. for TIE particulars regarding
under tfe Urea tusns given her a. tie COPE
lan8 Medical Enstsfate. SAID
s'Tas most essential features % ~ case
we're that I aas deaf and tHzt tie treat
naens cssrsd me. Tao froEssa BAD fses8l
coming on slowly fer q lang sssss. sEli was
tss result q rafarrn af tbs head Trans
which ! had Suffered for sssAay yeaEs~ F4-
rally X became 50 bad tat
Was Totally Denf
n. mr. lef. ear. and could oaEy Distinguish
vsry Load sounds vita the eia~r. Ever
word 81 Conversation III tAs eT3zaaTy sRnS
xzx absolutely inst S'i sae, afsss every body
lad 10 sAaa1 20 Attract Hsv asgsztsaA or -
make fn@ understand. Mr. ears sesEEssi al
Dried TIP and Rursspx.
n.s tsa~~ was seeiis%x az soreness r5as
extended Snfe nay tMToas
s~Ta zggrax1ss aHY c@a&isHs. J waa tor
tered bs sasfgafarA4 sesszas &c lire head
7ysess varied from q bon sa.asfxEnz -
sssxt c~scksa1x noEses. and agar sh.y wCsss1
sound ssss seT
rhteptag Of Crickess.
Asss sn GRE fuF-r 81 snegaev taev ws-s A.
says gzrsss1t. @tgz1g EEs zo F~aEa Ssgl@E
sne azy saS ssess roY8nG BY ress At 0srns
The Copeland srsAtrss@rt zsAs nse CRY
restored ssy Aearsssx ESxfssg3x bar Il h2s
Also delivered n2e entirely fgnsa the 5ss~
tracing Aeg5 Uvssss assd Gss9x~1 TIE "a
ga--sssI disease "a disappear -fr0us ray heal
ard .Axeas / sa1mk sns GagesassA systssa
TIE .ssesr s1sn< ~ ss@ aarsa far szek sesxs
ass heartily ess-ngnsssd IL 10 &ss tsDss Ia
SseS e. sc.ezsasse tfsAEzzsal
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Almost Completely Deaf.
Unable to walk = Block

without great fatigue.
my condition was fast becoming des-
perate when. following the urgent advice
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

esuutw. 'ss@a. 9s3sy s36prseH ere salaew-
isw statement. whasa he made several
wears aegt AFTER a%kMssnr egssr@a IS t@eas-
rrsvas ~ Ffse Copeland insslseste ard 49,
a@rts tAMt ka sss A&s 20 flsrtasr srau-
10 fre4us hs& cid eafwpsssat
sss~As twenty ysssr& I had he@a a SAT-
sexsf feerzs ss9tsrrh of shs hsaa afasf
threat Tha~e wae asssATsh8s stayEsssx
uF 81 she a0ssySls eza pSssz4ss ssszcszsrxss
es rsssses@ snsa tss faseas. that se1ss ne
EAwkSgg~ atps ssssstfnK essGftns8At.s Three
ssezys are commenced Is bass w5Fmp-
sanz~ - &Ss1gwz. asss sfure sAas tssgss
tssss disease hze rsrssse~es ssfA burden
Is rse. had 20 give up rgy wesrk easayeay.
| rHssfa Ent Sizes. S~ss ssgxszea wArs~
rights praTspea ae sa n sasasr sssaslsnx ras-
d esx&s smoke se sEl2an gsskss~Ary re-
aez 4 ss7srA ABR tsss oeNn cured ~
the sysss@aAxed fsfawA4esAzs ass*ss@ss re- To
srv ths4r tresEase-sr. &sS ssax So be-
gar 20 snarwUxe snsssszsfsztssy. ard AKA Ysx
eagafesy FIRE. feaEa aas fGS distressing
axzyssrz of 4sse@xess
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

OF = trend commenced course Of
treatment II the t'ope-asi1 Institute. Taas
tire afyT1en. h8.s proved thoroughly effective.
although for tac first mGAsn there Nae
nftIe ,y~ no s,-axrexs ara noas fses Ike
A different g.rssr The deafness and "a
tarrh have tssen removed, and roy app&-
sgsr an. strength faavG come baNk ~ me,
50 that | am once again a perfectly ~x3
NoYnau."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

rsn wasN II tassk enssfse ~ tstsf-
.ssn. az sisa Copeland Mealsal sastafatss
sfeut eoGr years ago aul was cured cg
ss.srse.sss ~ cA7asFa 81 4s,s Ne@s ard threat
has SOON Spread ~ tf# @ers which h&-
fsafYsss xunls~n ard isssatasA AID sea4naA
~ ser~faly Then sallsswsA 8 very une-
Ysssss ssyss discharge frorz aosA cars ard
~. xTa45xlss loss Ns hearing Dgsss ali ss&a
- SQUAD xaerT4sss Issss 20 sssa forever wsssss
me vnnzsIrai noises t8 zAT hsAd almost
5rs,sss gzqss fFmsgsse ENn Eetzs4sssf treat.
vsssss card naH taorngS sir ax<s ! have
rerssslT.es8 ezsress ever EzFzse
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Mrs. May u. Gilman. asa Twensy-
Isf. Was in Danger

xhsn uesst ia tSse cspasssA iagssfslss.
ssffag All osher means f4as sasssa ta ~
nse relief.
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