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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-07-22

At present the longest single submarine
cablc is 2,70O miles.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-07-22

Agurnaldo has only to designate a town as
his CAPITAL in order to lose it.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-07-22

Paper quilts are extensively used abroad
by the poorer classes.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-07-22
Arc You Using Aliens Foot-Ense.

There's no redress for the man who has
but one suit of clothes.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-07-22

The way of the transgressor may Do mart
but it's usually pretty smooth.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-07-22

Charity may begin at home, but reform be-
gins elsewhere.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-07-22

Mrs. Pinkham. "and ! want to
thank you for my complete re-
covery. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound is a wonderful
medicine for women.
81 had severe female complaints
causing terrible backache and ner-
vo,1s nrostration: was dizzy most Of
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-07-22

There are in France thirty-nine rivers and
fifty-two canals.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-07-22

Tho daily average of immigrants to this
country is 1000.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-07-22

The first cotton mill in Kansas is now be-
ing built in Independence.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-07-22

No-To-B ac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes veal
men strong, blood pure. soc, q. All druggists
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-07-22

More than 4,OOO.OOO women work Cor their
living in Great Britain.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-07-22
Not Up to Presentation.

Late Mistress Ito former servant)-
"And how do you like being married ?"
Jane-"Oh, pretty fair, mum. but It
amt exciting as / thought-why, rye
ONLY 'ad to summon i'm twtca!-
Judy.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-07-22

frightened for the doctors and he said that was Tor
tunate for me that away got quite well after that
and have your Compound alone to thank for my recovery
Multudes suffer constantly with backache Oher
grateful nultudes have been relieved OF 1t by MIS-
advice and medicine
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-07-22

table Compound all the
credit. for l know it has
cured me of all my
troubles. l would not
do without your reme-
dies for anything"
MRS. E. FURToN. OF
Meade, Mich, writes:
1.-TWO years ago l was
troubled with constant
backache and
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pound, and on taking
the third a tumor was.
expelled. I was a little
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-10
COLUMBIA NV Ea CONFERENCE.
Delegates 20 Chicaso ChWssa After
ProtsacesA Contest.


Special Dispatch 10 the Pos,-inteliigencer.
gates from the Columbia River conference
10 the auadrtnniai conference at Chicago
wore chosen a. fnllc.s: =,
sr Of the Wai!a Walls district; Or, Henry
district xlisrnstes, Rev: Milton :. An
ton. Lay delegates from the Columbia
River conference 20 the Chicago confer
fnce. william warner, merchant; OF
clan. 81 SPOKANE Ai,ernssss. Edwin II.
haaiey. Of Moscow. and II. a. straston.
Ts :" a ~: 'rsssss,ns so IN wh Is.
inembsrs Of the Columbia River confer
<nce has been concluded. The men who
ere 20 represent this conference In the
Chicago pext month have been chosen. II
took twelve ballota In the ministerial con-
ference TO choose the Delegates and alter
among tho lay delegated The general
The expenses Of tbs delegates are ali paid
fsrssS fare ana al ho;si S NJ: s FOR
>, a.: soas,r.ae. no. only un.nl.
Sshs oonfsrsnes in IL prspc.si 70 az ann ,es
!rici 70 tho idake disir!c,. but /, dscidsd
az 20 's S skn the Ed 81 ,h.
the idaho district. which, II successful,
would reduce that organization from 8
conference 20 n mission.
The Argument for the proposed annexa-
u2n That the presiding elder Of the
WAliA Walla district now has 10 travel
Ts nS,, ri$' Il, .;hrSs s bad country to GET
a pr9pelitlon TO inderse one Of the two
ens s .nndinG societies. the wsshingson
shiIdrens Home society. or q local So
cisty sounAed here about a month ago.
Was the occasion for q very spirited de-
Pate 4 report from the committee on
dcAcNneNs' work ana hospitals indorsed
the FORMER. but friends ~ tho local socie-
mace 20 vigorous A hEht for the adop-
o onn g 'ns report that the matter went
a s4port was submitted showing tina,
thevc ms been an increase OF s22 persone
n tns church and Of the conferences dur
WAITING ministers will nii nearly every
pnpt IN SPOKANE ~ tsmorrow's services
:. the conference will probably conclude
ia lno0rs on monday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-10
Cheo0jc DjSe1Se q
TIE Stomach, and
It's Radical Cure.

0pA @ ~. 0e0A Ps~6 WSDtAos
MINI. has been taking course - sn~
Copeland Home Treatment ffrouxn -
mails from Seattle for crron.c stomach
trouble and general dessiify. ane shs
treatment has ~HscrusIlv reruoves IRE
disease ard restored h~v sgzsn 20 Vigorous
health. IN letter % recent sst~ srs
writes
1T - . pleasure to tell ~ my cure sna
I also conss6er 70 20 30 my 1asy. ssr
through the
TeSsfROOy - Osnevs
was frse stfrsrred 90 ire cures - cnr1ric
disease ny tho Copeland system % -raat-
nens
Il had been sick for three years ard had
become - re'inced that rv strength raj
almost completely ieft ne ard vas un~
abs TO lear the slightest ~xevtion. : rad
pains through the chesf ard nnrssn~s~ =
the t-nns and Tiers vas a p~rp~tua4 fael-
ing ~ craving misery IN rny srDsnera.
suffered severely from headacn~s sn8 cd
attacks 81 weakness ard trernsirg. 40
though my nervous system were
On ske yevge ss C~sssv~~.
81 srr INV p~rfecsiy ~eiI and FEEL very
grateful indeed FIR ny r~~s0~aff1n 20
health. vas 81 Thoroughly miserable x
s~~~ns srrr~6f5le that Few months Of
treatment could have produces go great .
change"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-10
\ TIE IRANSVAAL.
- n.uATSs UNCHANGED
wUE ALL RUA0Rs.
-e q Alaskan DeanAesy II
- = rne1ule the Gsviag - Can.
= Pest On Lyas Canal
a~1.r1 ter Fishing Ra8hss.

x..A -. By tbs Associated Press.
: - eeps. s,-Tbe actual status OF
crisis appears 10 be- I'm
S "a mite Of al the clamor and
-. rnteed By the rsnnors preced-
z. .sureaf Great grstain's ministers
eev hays cone nothing more than
S~ ~ hands OF Joseph Chamber
.seyreaxy OF state for ths colo
~s~.sv confirming the prognostfca-
- - mast Conservative element.
= ia international relations are
ss rar u no nearer now than II
-. - aro. though the frtction In
lrvsna ifsek n keensr and more
= seolucs . conflict
.e nade the countless diplomatic
Ss. shss have arisen during the
E~-errniaty remains the main io9ue.
49, rruror has cracked the nut and
S -ssenarty It's kernel. II he refuses
~ 4 there Will be war. There L.
4s ~. Mr.. Chamberlain hoped the
-. -suid take more radical rleaNires
- Md II the presen, understand
VI shxsr ACTON 10 well founded, they
- nouuaenancNa still further do
~ sert(s1nx Z day when such delay
~ yor weeks Mr.. Chamberlain
- eall,nr President Kruger that
- rr1fntn could stand no further par
- eAe,sf s,,snfssnty and intimAtinG by
Sss Al the day hai arrived when
- ny4.ein's pasience would bs exhaust
n susno1 this csbsnet exhibition Of pro-
- 1rst,sh pAtlence has tended tn Gre
- pacific feeling. but which
NJ -. q probably general rca..xA.lon
49, the Bosfs take the initiative
~ wait for some time before the
800 "a 4 head
=! ssrsd Win this, the warules siGn Of
Il out lo.eee troops has small sienifi-
= - ar not President Kruger vii,
leuoe IN Gptte OF his latest pacific
= irwSDo ana t6oss Of his agents.
- Wlu Get . Pert In Alaska.
NUn n not for ths extreme fsiendiiness
~ nketfnr beeween the United States
- Srssain. ths Alasksn boundary
~ would ~ regarded here ~ q seri-
noenlagy complication. and the ru-
r IL tentative settlement are hailed
Gieh& A II H. the public takes 1T
nefp1s "a the matter, the general IDEA
~ = ct Il settled a. sooa a. possible
1T hurting canada's pridA A repre-
n1Hvs here Of the Associated Press
ffVm q good source that the tenta-
e enyeemant provides for Canada hav-
- ports only IT Lynn canal and Py-
- hayber, but without entA1ing any
6r1Bon b tbs Americans Of sove-
~ THIS - % Do In force until the
unlhsy line 10 adjusted. the United
M Adhsr.ns 70 .ts claim that 1t must
tGuted from mountain top to noun
hhlGe In return for this free port con-.
- the United States will, Il IL said.
- ADDITIONAL privileges for New Eng
- hsAermSn. tnniuding the bank rights
' nputiy ID secated by Congressman
&nC1g The informant Of the Associated
~ representative said also that these
kR1smlD would all be submitted to the
Mo11an minister OF marine and fisheries.
4 II Davies. upon hie ARRIVAL here.
- oal the foreign Office hopes he will
m1ow them SavcraSiy. Until he ac-
~ Was sAid. the terms enumerated
sW0 more sign.ncance than the friend
! y aupaens Of any third party anxious
1hn dispute
~ psbEcation Today. commenting on
y a4s!sxpansfon movement In the Unit
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-10

RECKLESS dosing % Iusck scc~orsg IRE
thousands n published statements - ra-
putsoIe and w-ii-xnown persons. 50 sn3
young. men and w0rnen. VINO rave 7eeu
cured OK all TIE troubles erunerag-a se0v@
by the skill OF the Copeland physicians
should De a. convincing 80 decree -
court. even 20 one Unfamiliar with re nA-
tlre OF those diseases. while those Slso
know that the rect % these troubles :
cstarrh. and that me secret ~ the won-
dersui accomplishments II the Copeland
physicians . their special skill n rh~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-10
A CURE FOR ALL
RELIEF FROM ALL CHRONIC MAIADIES.
DEAFNESS C1rh 81 tie Nose. lead
the Body. Indigestion Cosstpsoa. rztznoa
Asthma. Breathing. mi
Debility Cured by TIE Wooderfu

TO one not scientifically familiar with
the causes OF disease and disease symp-
toms. u may seem that the wonderful new
Copeland treatment covers too many Of
them that TOO much Is claimed for 10. that
u resembles in this respect the parent
cure ais TO oe purchased by the gallon
At drug stores TIE people have had a sur
feit OF these marvellous nairns. lotions and
connections that are herslded as sovereign
remedies for all the ills lesh is heir 70.
They want no more cure ais Nor 80
they want To intrust Their health 20 the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-10
FLOODED sXSSn % rAno.


AstesisA Spokane Sports.
Special ptspatoh 80 the Posi- -rntsll,sencer
kIpkASE. sept. A-The most blocded
faro gam" ever played In this city oc-
CURED o. Harry Green's gambling rooms
hst niEnt the same that was held gp ara
robbed ~ so last Sunday night. The
players we're \. V Brown, better known
- snybar.an" Brown, the man Who OBJ
,a'ned Judgment for ~ oro 90 sssinst the
Trsnsvsal government on a mining claim.
ard Steve Bailey. u Seattle hotel man.
The players s'ar'ed in ~ 10 O'clock last
nirhf and when tho game ented after
daylight this morning n 10 estimated that
ch'ps - the value ~ over sap nm passes
over The layout The cheapest chips useS
n tho play renreserfei $50 each ara ran
up ~ h'rh NJ fico each brown niaysA
ne heaviest gsfne. frequently standing -
win Or lose 400 ana over on .iny,s
TURN ~ N" cards His favorit~ pIav vas
70 copper one roe ~ the cards sns r',v
The other Omen. Bailey seldom r.,ses NJ.
bots evNr Gno ne was cna IN the game
~ one time. hn' u n ssii he pulief or'
.so winner prown = saif 10 have los,
from ron 20 sfodNn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-10

"a States. says: IL this means that The
country at large disApproves q extension
the Democrats Will come In ut the next
election and drop the white mans burden
like hot coal. and with n the Anglo
Saxon alliance. Tho British lions tail viii
be twisted again and Europe will laugh"
strike Of seaasn.
The strike OF seamen and steamer frs-
men. which began last Monday. continues.
bu, as yet II has small effect on the ship
ping interests.
Row ~ the Church.
The church Of England iEh, continues
10 attract attention. Most OF the bishops.
including the bishop of Lincoln. Rt. Rev.
ESQ for rituaiistic practices. have tSsued
letters TO their various diocexes ordering
oheyass. OF the archblshop's decision.
Many % the CLERGY. however. frankly An
4 weekly secular paper compares tho
church trouble with the Indian ynut1ny.
which. It says. VIII be remembered Arose
chiefly over the trivial sIneartng OF grease
on the cartridges served out TO the 0spoys
BeresforS's Racias stables.
+. r. oconnor's NJ. A. r. MAINLY About
People) says that Lord william Bsresford
has every prospect OF being second On the
HIST Of winning race horse owners At the
whether he viii be ahead. ~ he always
has been ready TO lay great odds on his
American horsea Referring TO the new
partner whom Lord Beresford took upon
the retirement Of Pierre LorillArd, ~. A.
r. hints that II may be the Duchess Of
Marlborough incognito
Queens Genealogical Fad.
Queen Victoria. II 10 reported. has sent
20 Emperor william prfssd copy OF her
family tree. showing King David at the
top. A pet idea entertained by the queen
70 that she In descended from the psalmlst
through ZedokiAhs eldest daughter, and
u 10 said that Emperor Williams convic-
ton OF his divine origin 10 greatly due 70
hts grandmather's foible.
Tourists CAN'T Get Hsme.
Hundreds of American bound tourists
are now swarming In London hotels and
boarding houses. unable to secure steam
ship accommodations. Undoubtedly there
are from 800 10 sto Americans thus
stranded In London. Jne manager Of .
tourist agency told . representative OF
the Associated Press that he had "ss
much as 10 guineas premium offsrs1 70
secure the right TO sleep In barber
chair OF the 81. Louis
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.ooooooooo.

Miss Mary De11u, Esnea bSWso Co,
Wash, adds her testimony TO that Of tho
multitude wno have heen cured Of torsur-
ing disease by tho thorough and scientific
methods OF treatment employed 81 the
Copeland Medical Institute Referr;ng 20
her experience. she said:
"Wy Core was siopsy maSssss~ss.
II had been SICK 90 long and had suffered
% much, and had followed the advice and
treatment Of 30 many different phy sicisnA
envy 20 and myself ~ last
4 Helpless Crippled gsvslsA,
that had concluded there was no pesss-
b'I.fy Of relief
NY trouble commences four years ago
With swelling Of the lefs wriss just ever
vas only by an effort 7 could use my nsnd
SSon the other wrist became affected IN .
similar manner. snd the disease extended
up my arms. Attacking also my fest and
limbs. so that I wa0 unable to walk.
my Aras sweIueA TsrsSSsy.
and the Joints became innnOvable 30 that
an effort 70 raise or bend ether arm caus-
81 the most Nxcrucfafin9 agony. The
sweIlings finally broke. forming running
sores that would not heal, and my general
health sank rapidly under tbs efscts Of
II was unssls 20 dress myssaf or 20 eat
without assistance. ara grew ~ feeble and
ema~fateS that | was but wrsck % my
former self
was Utterly Dschen Down
and without shadow OF hope FOR me s,-
tur~
"AlI the medicines I had taken had
seemed only 60 make me worse. and for
this reason 7 d's not wish 70 commences
the Copeland treatment but my parents
insisted and 20 please them I finally con
sentrd Before the end OF tbs first month.
however. noticed with Joy and thankful
ness
4 rev~epssble Improvements
IN my condition. TIE pain grew less. ta@
sores ceased fischarxfas ard showed siyrs
81 healing while the swelling ana sftr-
mass % toe POINTS bryan gradually - Jss-
appear Thus encouraged. ! pursued fns
treatment diligently and
rownA . Perfect Cwre.
1T 10 nearly year since 7 finished my
course ~ treatment. ard I have remained
entirely free from the least symptom q
disease"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-10

Ts nSses ef ssw~r~rs ~v~ry-vs~r~
Doctor C~Desss1 s~~v~.s~s q. $40
$50 80 ss~ s~spewssO uss sf .su~s-.
ss~~s - ssosBe those who bv~ ss
Ssss.s~e ~ sw2~psssDa me ssssv~
% thesv osDsess~Ds
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EXAMINATION RON COMMISSIONS


VANCOUVER BARRACKS wnA
sept. 2 A hoard ~ trccrs 10 cons'ss 81
MAJ Frank " Hess THIRD artillery MAJ
hulolph q Ebert. surgeon tinted states
army; Maj Aif,ef r. Markiey, Twenty
fourth infar'r~: Fir, lieut. Walter A
Bethel, Third artillery and First Tt~u'.
Georse A Skinner sss's.sns surgeon
tnitsd States army 10 appointed ~ meet
- Vancouver barracks ~ s~n.srrber Il
isH, 20 conduct the competitive exsmsns-
sior o. such enlisted men ~ the army
saving IN mi. department az NAV Ne
legally qualified and who may desire 20
compete FOR the examination Tov promo
tiap - ire grafs ~ second iietrenant The
order applies to- men enlisted tn both the
volunteer and regular forces
THROUGH TOURIST rsrz
For Kama. city 0nsNs snf - r.ofsu
via 'hs Northern paris~ ard u,I-i,rs'sn
Route. lsavn Seattle No.f-vH ana FL
laws For rates s-f slee- ~ car reserva-
tons inquire ~ 'n7 ye~lsr way
GRAND hail. Ranks ban. SATURDAY.
September isih.
WAGNrnS tant Nsfisor rark 'ssav
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William made 20 the Greek crown prince
TO ASST 10 the fullest In his power IN
the rsorGan. IA iion Of the Greek army. his
majesty nss granted permission 10 "A mum
Der Of Greek officers 10 take . course o.
three years study al the war academy OK
Berlin. THIS 10 the nrss time such permits
sion has been given 10 the officers OF
foreign army. Three German officers will
70 20 Greece a. Instructors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-10

. rs vnrr $3.50 ~fopp~f up .
. DO voo sssep vita n1ositH giGe .
. op~n~ .
> Is f-ere pam % rrsuf - 1-as
. IL your snrost f~y ev ssrs
s'Hsve You q sai lzats - ne
morning
TO vpu couzn
DO vou catsgn wurzs AZ nsx1fr
rs your forxys~ coafsf =
is voar sgr~fffs sssisn2 =
4. there pain &f~@F ~ss1nxr .
= ~Ar- yau Hsnf- 7esfe8 - .
. WHEN yea 1~e ~ sssd1@nly are .
> yrs8 dfxxv .
. Do yoa Hzw~ sos -zwnes~ .
. o vou Rave fver za4rxa .
. Tn your <.4rey~ T~puns~ v--s
. Do rgu 1av~ sAln n ssex - IT, =
Ser se0sfscer nis6~1~
DO you was~ 10 rt~-e snd osss - =
srT-s1~
@Ay- you .essnx -@~N
rs par strength ss1lsc9
\ gxTvaWsTrov % vEw He~E =
. TugsrUgvr ~Nvr raEg
~ svpIH sTsos -
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WITH hGRlR|lNS.


PECULIAR IoppeeeS~a u That Ne Wsll
De 0eases - the Csstess-Cssoaa
sy00eshy Largely WITH the Mssss
sa Peaais6 TssuNls n Africa.
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wash.
Il have taken course ~ me Cope
lard treatment sor cstsrrh ~ ne nssf,
throat and bronchial tubs. arf 1sve en-
~ red a complete cure. although fns dis-
.ss. haf become - fesplF seated 81 my
system ttsf rad Developed al the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-10

States. Most 81 the leading papers have
correspondence and editorials on the euo-
tect. Their sympesh.es mostly seem 70 Be
on the side of the Democrats
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-10

CINEMATOGRApH and wagner's band.
Madison Pavilion, tonight.
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have net ssea sessa tsonsA vsibev1ns the
enarsgis q Ne Uniiea States n the war
W3;a SPAN. the government aAA e~<s@rea
the sssirau~-s ~ numGf 81 repair aasps
fer tins navy. closely patlsrned after the
Vulcan. Tfrse VII b. drs rrUof and vii
- pssd U trAlatae assnse
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TNs rrsiwsfilty 81 vsr between Great
britain and ths rrsnsvssi - discussed
With SveA, Interest IRE press CONNECT
IA mostly unfavosaNle 10 Great britain,
The general opinion seems - hs 'tai ne
nssrs were wrsfw IN making tsn suss
rAsnty question ~. rnan issue stil. while
Great Frttsin hAs fc1Ntiers secured free
haGt n 10 sos ikelS mat Germany. France
OF all the complications which VII possibly
argss II tAs British ar~ Aefestrs there
10 q sai~resd chance fer Germany IN
tscaA Africa. vssl~ m iAe rsss ~ Brit.
sr~ck ever seen. tie Soer~ esrigrsGing En-
usAs&c - German terrftar,. Tnsy4 II q
A13eA Great Ert;aln vsn A'ss cant 90
o1G Germany rrvxn South Afr>vN.
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farfr treatment = -y Ease ~ hss
- stshsf all siEre ard symptoms y Is
A4se srors ~ syRs~rn srs r~sfer@d re
cree more 20 perfsrs nFaits ard sfr~nsrl
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Ny ertre system hecaEse greatly fis-
1flsred could sat nothing 70 speak ~.
ard grew 80 thin and weak tnss J nal "a
give up al attempts 70 work AZ rsy traas.
I hRf
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wl3h distressing nignf swszfs. ard .asr'
sesrYfs ~ fauhs tat 7 was rsofdiy sfEx
"a 'afo a CONSULT .itfvsfz srsye ! vent r
hospital fgr frss rsnnf Were fa~ doc
tore fale me rat NV isars we're TsrT SEf-
, s~ectef aaS cortnuesf - grow worse
irdsr All treatment grtll consnssncsd m T,
course with frs CCpefa1s Esiy sscsscs. =
. zsth sA~ 0KN q TIE 'e@g~st a-stft1ss
nat I ~ TESTIFY - 70
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,..,nus,y somm.nteo on. The C~ntr'st Co
,osne Vo,ks Zeitung says the Catholic.
are thankful hts majesty tries 7" avo'n
every conflict. a.,
.,sarh "a he evidently = rerlv 20 mos"
,,ase Nv a aavar.an prizes, In Heiss who
aaid me THRONE and altar could onlN ce
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IN my condition. TIE pain grew Tess ta@
sores ceased ffscharxfas ard showed Signs
% healing while the swelling ana sftn-
mass % toe toinfs bryan gradually - Jss-
appear Thus encouraged. ! ourwsef ms
freshmen diligently. and
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1T 10 nsariy a year since finished my
Course % treatment. ard I have remained
entirely free from the least symptom &c
disease