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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19
NEBRAShA ANS IN A ShIRMlsH.
4 Number of Men Severely Wound
ed, Including Capt. HoIiiDEworth.

WASHINGTON. Feb. fs--Cien. OTIS to-
day cabled the following casualties OF a
skirmish On the TariQu!ue road yesterday;
First Sehra ska 49, Woslad d privates
George Andrews td!e9 laSt nigho: Edward
Day. severely; Charles + Park. siehty:
John q. Williams. severely; SeTgt w. T..
Camp, slightly; First Sergt. William II.
Cook. severely, capt. a. II. Hol.iags-
worth. severely: Second Lieut., Bert u.
Whecdop severely.
In the cable OF February II. IL the list
81 the First Montana wounded. James w
Kennedy ana william Kennedy Company
G. are identical. the latter name being cor
rect Kennedy was shot in the righ, thigh.
and severely wounded. Lieut.. GaTdenshire
Of the First Montana, reported wounded.
= William Ga-4enshire. formerly a private
~ Company 6.
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SEATTLE won,> hri.Ls HERSELF
Registers Mrs. jones. bat IL tden .
sfaed -. Mrs. Rankin

FNoATT-NNU O. Tee- Il wor2a
sl,s registered AZ Mrs. 7 X. jones. %
S4a,r{s rs ce~lnA+sef Sssie&te .@ a rf-7Ffs ~ me
s,e..~r.15 hete5 aae1s = @'rjarE .n1a@h. hY
s.s - herself 80 s.s heal X "a = T@Se.-
Ve~ <7e .srs Are f7s.@H3rG ~@s 1ue3 ro&e
~raN .-4F / Euaw i1ss = Ec.E< - -
svt4- hard Ca ~. aa& papa ard mamma
s.=a
ssacrtfy aste- gre tragedy a raaa. giving
- ua.0@ a. psn.cl Rankin. Appeared a.
.e~ aGJei ard s2ent ea1 the sGlcss.e as -
q gs kaGS.r stated tsRt b. = q RS 3eat
- Seattle csss 20 as EtS wffe b28 5esa
t1-~E .a Pz~--art several @eFSs a-3 taat
s ~ 4e~ eas1c f~4a s-s s'E rsr@->.gF71s1s
-n- 4 3-af rE.
sest. b., nc -~e4...&@ - "a \ res Ar-..A Aa-e.F
g.aa&e "a
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MILES COURT OF INQUIRY.
The t.cnerai VIII Probably Take the
stand and Give His Testimony
on Monday.

WAsHiNGTOS. Feb. IS-The court Of
inquiry 10 examine into the beef charges
preferred hS Miles today went into ex-
e0utiVe session and proceeded with the
work OF selecting witnesses ~ be sum
moned and mapping out the plan ~ pro-
CedNre.
TIE probability ia the taking ~ testi-
Iu0-y vii begin certainly on Monday.
when Miles Wlt ba mined Miles will
be followed hy other witnesses on whom
be- Will Yeiy for corrc9oraiion. Following
them viii be examined witnesses who VIII
be expected - ~@Fute the charges Of the
major general The privileges 10 be repre-
scented by counsel before TIE court WIFI
h.a exercised lE the beef concerns bat &c
counsel. he 1oss uot consider himself IN
gha attitude - being op trial bur merely
cailed gpo0 - present bis contention IN
regard "a fhg beef furnished tGe army a1d
to offer testimony - SBbstauyiatc his u0-
sit orr II rs possible that developments
fuav arise thai VII make * wise for him
70 30 repreSs nted oy coHnsei. but So pies
go BE DOES not consider II likely
The court when - concluded today'E
session. announced that TIE Grst formal
sesssa n wou5d Re ha1H Monday. and that
ths. hearing - testimony Would begin
Their. The cart .i} meet a. Us quarters
in the Lemon busidfaE Ak II O'Clock ana
WI proceed - the " hit@ House. v here
e viii pay It's respects 70 ts}e president
Prom Jhere }t w1i 20 u the war depart
rsnnt and VII. present Itself 30 Secretary
AIrer ard 6rai}y 10 Gen. Miles. mater
general commanding. Returning ~ unce
= So yl-ser3s x VIII begin work.
In AF8ifto4 ~ tUe officers mentioned .1
ire, foregoing as being herw - testify
afrauC she others summoned ard w10 wist
appear se Ma a ". Cori.ss ard Capt
T. l. Harrsl3 - size Seventh infantry,
Ma A n Bowman. of tne Second in
fautrv- capt. Hughes Thirteenth t0fsn-
r-v. F's,4t Cnl r II X.iS~um, - tH@
Ta .es, -caGr'A infantry Brig. Gen g /,
T3eie and Ma5 II Bell oc the First
cavalry T~hsas ~ re-e were n reit her
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IN TIT. SENATE.
The Day spent over the Postoface
Appropriation bill.

WASHINGTON. FEB. 1s.-The senate
spent most OF the day on the postoff!ce
appropriation bill. but failed To complete
Il. After an animated discussion Of the
pneumatic tube system. Cul0m's amend
meat increasing the appropriation for the
purpose and designed 70 extend the sys-
tenn 20 Chicago, MAS tabled. An echo Of
the old star route developments was heard
when several senator's criticised the method
by which a combination OF SPECTATORS Sc
cured the star route contracts \ number
of bills CT minor Importance were passed
early in the day.
A. O'Clock tributes to the memory OF
the late Representative S.mpNias OF Mass
acAusetis We're pronoAnGel.
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Just What They Are Now Doing for Sicl
Folks at the Copeland Institute.
An Entire Months Treatment. Medicines InClude'
for What Is Usually Paid for Examination.
Other Features OF the Helpful and Encouraging Ar
rangement Made by Dr. Copeland.

The diseases accepted for treatment a.
the Copeland Institute. and the rezna~ka-
bly, prompt ana thorough mastery 81 ws1ch
has made the reputation OF the Copeland
medical system. aye
Denfnessl
Nasal Catarrh:
Catarrh. in any chronic form;
Asthma;
Chronic stomach Trouble;
Chronic Kidney Dtseasey
Chronic Rheumatism,
Affections OF the skin;
Diseases of blood,
Diseases of Nervous SYSTEM
IN short all ailments and infirrni;ies % a
seated ard serious nature requiring time
treatment-requiring Il certain definite
period Of close professional attention for
their radical and lasting cure.
Under the exceedingly helpful arrange
naent made by Doctor Copeland. any one
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SMALL PROGRESS MADE.
House Puts in Two Hours ON the
Naval Appropriation Bill.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s-The house to-
day spent two house upon the naval appro-
pg}a,ion h.N without making any progress,
and devoted the remainder OF the session
10 eulog.es OF the life and purposes Of tbs
hate Representative Northway Of Ohio. The
paragraph in the Dill re.at.ng 70 the naval
academy. against which Ml.d3 Of MARY land
raised a point OF order yesterday. Was
stricken out. the point Of order being sus-
tained Mudd then moved an additional
appropriation OF $40 ol0 for the completion
Cs the buildings a. the academy authorized
Ii last MIMI IN
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These We're Deaf
Now They Hear.

Mrs. II. sherry. 1908 Main street,
Seattle. THE Copeland treatment does
cure. deafness and 6lScn4rgsuE ears u
c4red vur daughter Lena after all other
means rad failed
Mrs. =. W. Carrie. Edmonds, Wssht
- know ira, the Copeland Treatment aoes
f-,s~n deaf ueSs- Mv son CcarIe~ vas per
feetIy cured after one eaE had become
quite 6eas."
Miss Josie oafIettr, orisIia. WASH
Il was almost Totally eoas rom the e.
fects q catsrTh aad vaa cured bF tbs
Copeland treatment TIE highest praise
q due 'he knowledge ard sk}u thai have
he - '''7
MIR. +. f. Holman. 1923 First ave-
me Seattle y lrHt r1y sense - hearing
through Gg~ ELECTS ~ catarr1. / HaR deaf
"a al ordinary =cgc&s. aud ths unnatural
ls2zzfrg "A uy ea~s almost grove me
treatment a. a ;ri.t!ug cost a+is- sfen4sng
hundred q: dollars IN docto-s' h34s"
MIR. r.. p. waodara. whateom.
Wash: y had no ta3th IN tae ahlaty
ot arr physician 10 restore loaT hearing.
eat I ROW visA - say 20 al thos~ "ho
.'eat fas Cog.etend treatment does ~at-s
These Diseases NJ csgTe la a1 QuEg'"a<aaa
rcffaF - TIA
Miss II ate Champagne. Green Lake.
Wash: "Atter .hsranEa1 g.9rseTlsl sxpeFt-
ence wfth ire CoJys@znd System ~ .reatznsE;
Fer c4t4rrn and ssssAsF'e.ss. : FaFe 20 hes4.A-
.sor N asserting that ~ Il 5esssFv.ng Cs tae
tsenr sa-r~ q tAe SIX AIS ~ t1s rig So
rrasse eseg uttered So - sSvo-- 'tspk tas
tyssar r7ee ~ AFTER re- ae4t.9< haG b@-1 al
vs srrf al disease - ~f. Ar t2e re-
sslsrs zacra faar tueftfY lEsss STA sse@1t-
NJ hearing - new rse-fset- ard az. ID
s1nse< troubled WITH ca-4Ez--f
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Senatorial. nEADIOGks
Charges of Attempted Bribery Made
sn Utah iexisiaturc.

sAIlF LAX T. Fob N-KeUre@entative
Law. in Il speech n the josnt assembly to
day. making charges Of bribery, said that
b. VAS approached by Ar AIct1ue, an8 Of
frrgI $50 for has vote. $I9i 81 which was
- he paid down. A. n second meeting he
SAID 81 ctfue t8}d hifa h. Was 81 short and
paid h,gn four twenty dollar bills waich lie
turned over Ia the chief Of police. with
whom IL had bteD pTeViottssy arranged 20
witness the transaction. TIE accused I'm
ptatIca}Y ,ief1es the allegation. and 80 IS
fhat Law offered - cell his vote Tor g. a00
ard that tge proposition wa 4dignautly
'a11rne5f. H6ereup2D. fhe accrued says he
a3d a plot 20 egtrap him. An .nye4s,i eating
committee mat hate this afternoon and or
gsnized. The tDvesstsgas spu Viii be behind
t,o@cd doors aud she findings are To M r.
ported IN the Joint asSs r.ebsy on Monday
next. Today's ballot q, God.
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GEN. sExro>'s SUCCESSOR.
The ofiiee Must Re Filled by Flee
ton. Not n, Promotion

MINNEAPOLIS Fgh IS-Capt hi
Torrance. 3udzv~sfvoca.s general % ;ae
q \ II has decided the dispute - - the
etscet-s7s5on ~ taf. ufs5se IL commander IN
ctlof. male vacant hY The .isNth of Gea
sexton Torrance holds thai che oFsse
must 81 allied pv election not prt,7fsasfoE
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CENTRAL PACIFIC SETTLEMENT.
Notes for Company's' Debt Turned
over To the Treasurer.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ls.--The settlement;
OF the obligations OF the Central Pacific
Company 10 the government was completed
today when United States Treasurer Rob
srts was given the notes Of the company
for IS ST. rs The notes are twenty in
number payable seTni-annualiy. and each
for g.. SD. s5. bearing interest At 3 per cent.
The notes which are dated san Francisco,
February |. 1859 ana signed by Isaac l..
Redua the president Of the Central Pacific
Company. contain the provision that IN case
4 default - made in the payment of either
principal or interest, the entire series DO
comes AZ once due and payable. The bonds.
which Will be given as security for the
notes cover no+ only the Central Pacific
roads proper on which the government; has
a lien, but Includes all az It's branches and
terminals. So that the security IS regarded
as far IN excess o. the liabilities
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Showing That the
Copeland Treatment
Does Cure Deafness.


its. Eliza Nelson. Fremont. Wash.s
when asked gor tire particulars regarding
the recovery of hey lost SENSE OF hearing
i.nder Z se treatment given her at the Cope
land Medical Institute. said.
'"rhe most essential features Of my case
were that ! was deaf and that the treat
meat cured me. This. trouble had been
coming en slowly FOR lone time, and WAS
tne result ~ QAtafVh Of the head. from
aica / bad suffered for many years. III
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Inland store Burned.

Special Dispatch - the Post-Inteilg encer
NORTH YAKIMA Feb Is.-Tn@ building
9ee-1 uie9 hy ] y Rhodes, as a second-ha nd
store was DESTROYED by Ere. together VITA
The contents this morning. Loss. s.. 9oo:
IA - IA sCsnrane-a-
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First Four Notes sold.

NEW YORK. Feb. Ia-It was announced
here this afternoon that q the twenty
semi -annuaI notes drawn IN settlement OF
he previous debt OF the Central Pa ,iic
Railroad %. 20 the govern neut Speyer
& 20 bought the arst four falling due and
the proceeds, about sl2,t.tso was turned
over TO the government. together with the
- ,.-- 3. "a
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Life va. la Danger

% hen 7 wer. 20 tha Copeland Institute,
after aU atheF means had failed TO give
sna ref5~e
lis waa wifh many doubts and mts-
glFlrFs tnat ! commenced ms course 81
treatment ard Tor "a time There was iitsls
or ~ Improvement. sfEt I have followed il
$50 weufi* month after month. until
ara uow perfectly cured q my disease ani
once aRa30 enjoying thc blessing of per-
feet heat1h-"
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RIVER AND HARBDR BILL.
II All Ten Items Remain In the Bill.
After Conference, This state VIII
Get but sI5f 600 for Public I'm
provementx-Orexo Gets More.

SpeeaaI Tfsgaeeh - IRE Fos.-fnte1'iEs-a
WASHINGTON. Fab. 1s-W aseliTgToH
sares parry n the rlger and a@re~or bill. as
compared with The y.lurns ohxatue1 by Or
egsn, aggrsga;ing 1854. a.9. II @yery Gle Of
the zen paragraphs relating ~ improve
use1ts n Washington state remains N TIE
ball the aggregate appropriations Tor text
years work. n al sections os the sSass,
b. s..E. ..s.ls .f.llsr-l
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Elections Ia New grun.wick.

FREDERICTON. y II. Feb lS.-t;en-
eraI elections ara tesng held today
throughout New brunswick. There are
Terty-ave seats in the legislature - DO
Ff3rH aui while the result wilt 10 very
close. the chances ara thought - slightly
favor a government victory
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that it was Il gratifying success ia every
sense ~ the word,
II had oseu sufferer from caIarrh FOR
three years and WAS IN a very fnssera bile
condition when / commenced nay course
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Avoid Cure=AllS.

In Grip and Cafsrri. az in ether niaiades. aq'oid
rd-doctorfns by patent cure-aNs. Get tndibidual
treatment for your Individual aiin,ent at the Cope
land Institute.
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90 me. and IN "a short time all my symp-
toms responded To their action. As I said
before. ] am now enjoying as perfect
health as J have ever known. and feai
deeply grateful to the skiliful speclAiis:s
who have released me frcm the torture q
disease"
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Was Only "a sha dow

q my FORMER set
81 became acquainted with the great
work OF the Copeland Physicians through
the announcements in the Seattle pancrs
and wrote for advice and fer a symptom
blank. in order that ! might zee cured al
hone, although had grave doubts that a
cure was possible. The remedies I re-
eeiyea were
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Gossip of the
....Legislature.
% ~s@e@.7+S.Aaa%=@a@7.

Special TF*patch 20 the -In;ei.Izercs.r
~ LTAP1A. Feb "A bia u make
important charges fn tla fc-ru o.
~ tae Official ballot now IN us~ IN tbs
STATE Vas introduced = TIE house
this morning BY DT. Sims OF CowHfz IN
brief, the bsl provides for the printing
q! tie official ballots 50 ucg except flatt
instead " tne ruled 0peF space oy,pos te
ts1e name ~ the candidate there ls printed
ca 'ne ballot a square In which the mark
OF tae voter SHAH he placed The intention
Ct the author % the Bill s to prevent
CONFUSION II counting the votes where
the marx ~ the y1aer ss giarsst either
above or below the lie. making Il ir1dlss-
unct. TWO years ago. rDr sans was de-
featea IN the election for the legislature
through the counting Of ballots when IL
@ss claimed were intended FOR him, but
which we're thrown cut ng reason Of errors
In the marking. The squares are paced
al such a distance from each other as 20
make t difficult for voter to err IA
mar sing ~ ballot unless te did ~ Islr-
p0Ssssy. Opposite the sorsiS ''f5srty'' ..x-
csp. At the head OF the ticket. and opu.-
sif@ Shs words governor" +cGngFsessrTissr' e
etc. the squares are printed solid black
80 as 10 avoid marking where the caar-
sletefs would not Indicate anything.
r HE house convened a. - O'Clock this
morning. half ar hour before the reg
elar time At the hour for assembling,
Speaker Cute had not yet reached the
house In d Spirit Of fun, several uei4a-
b-Fs Immediately planned TO have
speakct pro tenn. and Heilig calling the
f1f'tlse 10 order. announced the absearss of
ne speaker. tileasun nominated AIotglt Of
spokane az speaker pro tenn. and ne was
unanimously elected. Just "a Mount hal
taken np The gayel. the speaker entered
-a- ac-.s~- tgtf5e mustered from MS fast
HalE Gb capitol MI The members Rad a
good laugh. aat the speaker taking the
gavel opened the session.
Mr. WRITER. chairman of ma house
committee "a medicine and hygiene
Ttth Carpenter u King aud Myers ri Tlu-
COLI. left yesterday FOR Medlcal Lake
where theY Will Investigate the condition
% tile asp iIim In pursuance Of the W!lter
fsap-.ltloi4 several members of he house
also left yesterday for Eastern Washing
t9o. ou 81 iFiP - Wnlla WallA where they
WI aaoHic.as.y WISH the state psusten-
t3ary.
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Mrs. May y. ciiasa. $50 Twenty

second avenue Seattle. - ara "a living
sEltfsses oT fh~ watfIreu8 efficacy Of tho
Copeland treatment ip the cars Of ca
rarrts-e4sfa rff 80 itH most ylF8ieFf and de-
KtfHrtfTe form This dtarAEe had been
working gqrr Ug System far seven years
s.-t Ead ruined ny health. IN fact. toy
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Curing Catarrh.
Impaired Hearing
and Mouth Breathing


or. WASH. Il can say OF the course ~
treatment l took az the Copeland Institute.
under their
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Grip Cured.
The Copeland Treatment of the Grip is
radical and telling. IT cures the disease
itself and the diseases It es1aenders.
Released From
the Torture of
Stomach Disease

Mr.. J. ". JnckSon, Edison, WaAh..
until recently a resident IF Piedmont
Kan, where Re took course of the Cope
land Home Treatment, adca one more 10
the vast number Of those wbo have been
cured OF lonE-standgng aud obstinate
chronic diseases by this
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Mrs, Amanda Hammond, f5D'


MS aHsah0h hammond f1sFs
Broadway. Sea.t... tu referring 81 -ha al
Fe.raf,,@ results III tae copeland tFea trgtanf
f0r ea-arra & tae A*4d. f:To8t add storm
acn. "a ha1 almost completely ruined
aer aeaita said
~ asn I began Ty eoavse ~ trestffeus
q ths, CrEa.aEI lt.stltUf@ 1 haI ueea n
org a time. sC3 Eaa tTsc1 so mary RENEE
d5es without 9btatn.aE 3ny relief. te4t I
1@fy sure Z VAS afflicted wtGb cancer cf
fs9e stomach sad Rad little D0Ge u ever
telng REF better
TIE resa.t 80 t@e sr~atraYart b-ssgsze~.
vs~ 90 aF51s ffse perfect cure. = more
ttsu ga = az t-asei ttse claims Z hsf read
eouceTuluG Sc usaFtts. began IN s-ee=x
from c2taTra - zee head ara sE3rsxt at,ss.tf
four years age The sFBptara ~ 8as
troussse 8efs severe Dstss 81 sAe f3~A head
discharge from the no#sti5B ard Dropping
f:ofT1 ne head, causing soTe Eare8t 8E1
swelling 81 t3e t9osals. I h8d also rs4ggFssfss.-
noises 4 ~ eaFH aat part-as loss = ne AZ
Ing
'-Wker f6e sease reaches rnr stomach.
Wy Health Failed Rapidly,
ar.U A. rsu48s ,ats tXe g.v.re no fhs
struggle Tasre vac continual -rrIars-
trg pain IL tae stomach. ass8 could ea.
Usthlag without &f,aTHsFf undergoing -
tie horrors - i1.5s lxesE &o11, t0gekper wttH.
q miserable h,oataS Aa4 bsioatgg = gas,
Ane greatly
Wasted and F-nfr~hIed.
afE If a7 sTrsr gt~ ar4 ~sy fs efas
Tfr tTest fsssFf 5e ~~e -.e4ay.s5 eFTa. - =
aF er0ah.e Aas Esss ant rey aRrh a-s
g1eu@ back - 1se gain. reS senaH the
tEe&sz2e2t Iee4e3 at {: had cgrss Eas."
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MarxsloasIy En.c.s,e s,.tem.

Referring % his case ne said. After
suffering for seven long years from
Catarrh Of the stomach and all the niser-
able and distressing symptoms eagva-
dered by that disease. ] have fully RS
gained my former vigorous and robust
health through the treatment I received
from the Copeland Medical Institute,
The first symptom Of my trouble was
a feeling OF heavy
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Chipping of Crtckets.

hut n 113e forms nr another they were al
waya present. givioE me no peace during
the 8aE ARA AeH roy ing my rest at night
'"Fac lopelHrf tTea ;mmnt has not only
restored mY hsagsnE perfectly. bat II has
Also delivered nee entirely from the dis
tracing teHi noises ard cauzsf the CA
tarfta4 GEsras" So disappear from my head
ard tt4goat ! thirk the tope3ana system
g4ee aueaf th}ue iu fhc WgTid for sick folks,
ana heartily commend u 70 all those In
need 81 scientific treatment"
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Completely broken Down

had I not acted upon The advice - friend
and placed my case under the care Of the
Copeland Physicians.
y improved very quickly under tbe
treatment, The hea4ac5es soo1 left ms
cfrYlNIefety ard my lest appetite 2g4a
Strength returned. NJ bearing Sc tow
fully res< ored and NY breathing lfT0uga
tlae most -lls IS free ara un0bs t~ucftd az ali
,i~nes- arr stronger and IN batter h@alta
generally tnan l have been SOr years"
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Attacks of binding Headache.

that kept me in torture for days a. n
time. and the disease affected my ears
~ that ms hearing was greatly impaired
NJ ertire system seemed II be depressed
ard d~blii;afod from the effects o. tho
catarrhal IcssoFs. ard have no dnaht
THAI in a short time my health woslll
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Of treatment / was made wTetched by
the obstinate obstruction 81 the noS,rils
and by the .ncessaut acCuuula Ton OF mt
cas- in the throat. which 81 tines came
near 10 choking me-.
II was obliged 70 get my breath through
the moath. and this annoyed me greatly,
especially NJ night. when my sleep was
restless and disturbed.
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y II bGca me so had that
. Was Totally Deaf

n4ily II became so had that
Was Totally Deaf
IN my LETT ear. AMI could only distinguish
very }uHd sounds with the other Every
word - conversation IN the ordinary tons
was absolutely lost on me, and every body
Lad 20 shout 10 aftrac; NY attention or 10
make me understand. My ears seemed all
Dried Up and burning,
AND there wAa feeling Of soreness that
S{e0a,i into ms tarbat.
TO aggEasata fny condition I was tor
ttred bE unnatural Sounds in fhe head
I-feSa varied from a iow humfniug TO
iaad cra king noiees. and again they would
uuUnd like tbe
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and there WAS an eVer-present Eaawing
sensation as though the disease was eat
ing its way through the lining OF tho
stomach.
My condition grew worse from week. %
week. until my constitution WAS almost
completely broken down Ny strength
and energy vanished and wasted away
in flesh tl!l
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Pressure After Eating,

followed by heartburn. acdity Of the
stomach and Hatulency. My appetite re.
came variable. sometimes I woald Re
ravenous and again the sight of food
would turn nae sick. Later on / began 70
have severe pains. with freannnf