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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
THE FORTS At ESQU|MALT.
PROSPECT OF A HEAVY GARRISON
TO BE STATIONED THERE.
An Inderstooa Programme That Ii
VIII BE . Military Entrepct, and
Ultimately some 5000 Troop.
VIII BE There Permanently.

VICTORIA 3. &, Feb. 1.-The author
ties here who are likely to know. say NAT
Il - the Intention w5tbin three or four
years 20 establish a military eatrsro. az
ksQrlrnalt. with fully 500 men stationed
tssere
Eve years ago 81 arrengensea, WAS
made stth tas admiralty by the var Of
fee whereby they provided fer ire CARR
son AT Work point a detachment o. the
F0TA. marine ertG!eTy- That arrange
n ant expires on March 81. about SIX weeks
hszzcs. api as the admiralty Is under
stood u be opposed 10 a renewal other 49,
positions NIL have 30 De made fer me
proper manning o. IRE forts ~ the al
taorlties a. home. There IS little reason
5a doubt mat regular detachment 0f gar
rsson artillery will shortly he on The way
10 supply the place vacated by TIE marine
artillery. who viii shortly ret3Tn 10 Eng
land. Tbs large force s1ll not az once
d. dispatched here. II Is unlikely, when
the transfer il ma lie in MArch that a
larger detachment than one or two off
Gers and a handful 0, men viii march
into the quarters at Work point, But If
tlls opinions % military men are 20 be re-
lied upon. the force Will be- steadily aug
uente8 Until the station assumes the PR
portions OF a great naval depot. with arms
and munitions OF var sufficient 70 eqalp
TIE forces which may have 10 be supplied
from here.
Ia addition to the engineers and Earri-
son artillery IL is considered probable tha.
a battalion % infantry as well viii, IN two
Or three years, constitute part Of the gar
r.son here. such work would Involve TIE
construction Of small town or barrack
rooms. hospitals. store rooms. etc. and
w0uA make things exceedingly lively then.
Work r. being steadily prosecuted At the
point. and qu3ck-firtng batteries are now in
course OF construction on three sides Of the
harbor. Tlesse VIII be mounted as soon
guns arrive from the ordnance department
az Headquarters
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PLAIN TALK FROM PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
Passing of Cafarrh
Into Consumption.
A TYPICAL Case.

Mr. j. \. Mct.iiisray. weli-known
resident u Port Orchard. WASH. gives his
experience as 8n instance OF what they ara
qo'ns Tor invaiids al the Copeland Medical
4 have taken "A course Of the Copeland
treatment Ter catarrh az the head. throat
anu bronchial rahes. and have obtained \
complete cure, although the disease had
become a. deeply seated in my system
THAI had developed a.. the
Indications OF Consumption.
do not know the original cause Of my
tcvuoles IL just seemed Ia como on gradu-
Aiiy' and the nFst symptom that bothered
rae Was tao continual nf.ipg up OF my
thrS'e, 18th nucas dropping from the post
mass. cssNi,y. have never had the dis
charge from the nostrils which Is so com-
mon among Sufferers fTufn cataFrh. but I
"as kept oassy from meguinz Til night
Hawking and Splitting
In order "a keep my throat clear.
Like 50 many others Affected In the
Same mauner. did nor give my condition
she attention necessary t. check Tho prog
FfSS az fhC disease. and IL Was not long be-
fore the bronchial tubes were involved A
dnIl. aching pain canae Ia my chest and
beneath the shoulder blades. and | noticed
a constantly increasing difficulty IN hlllns
fny iuuss with sir. Ia the mornings my
thToat end chcst seemed completely flled
Up, and / would
Cough for Hoars
before ] conla dslndge aad eject the accu-
"Sly entire system became greatly dis
ordered ! could eat nothing 70 speak o.,
and grew Thin and weak that had TO
give up all attempts 10 work at my trade.
l had
Cbiiis and Eev~rs,
with distressing nlsht-swe2ts. and there
seemed go doubt that was rapidly sinking
into s. couNumpt!ve's grave. | went to q
hospital for treatment. where the doctors
tod p1e that nay l@ngs were very badly
affected and I continued ~ Frnv worse
gn8er at treatment until ] commenced my
course with the Copeland physicians 1t 10
with feelings ~ the deepest gratitude that
I now testify 10 the
Wonderful Curative Power
~ their treatment In my casa. II has hAr-
ishcd all signs AMI - mptofns or disease
from my system and restored ne once
more 20 perfect heaith and strength"
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pendent upen her cas ~ expected - pa
itcu;lv cndere th- long tlra7v7l out ucafs-
ur-a ~ waiting ard hop3nE iu sickness ard
7fetc hr4n~ss fof recovery TIA; seems %
come oS lcacen vTugs'
- 7.f- h4s s>-- s--st sufs~r-- fr~~--: ross.
irS incident 30 sfft etes}gss F3,sti.ef 1Ea~5
- ~ SuE@rva wsfh $3.50 distressing ss4k
stora8c' ;nst sAr oesila 500 tax foc ~hs, itrfl-
U.s. s2seel ,49aa ena.a nat ~ retained Her
breath aSs vrfv a&eas.vc ans }r.3seat-st bal
s'str at tae ~ssrEacs. ~ daEretsvc oTgans -
fuses 90 serk Fh~ trouble became 50 sev-r-
s7sa t5sttsssc fh&t ~as rea,tv alarmed She
NeSza taxing 5}-. F5ercr Fzvtraze FT~scytftsos.
'tsss.s.r0 Eetscss- ~ seoesry aa6 Pellets aa&
sb-o=gt ta< awe ts&gr ! ~rss- % Dr Pierce iar
fsar,scrs'sy a3v9c~ he T~ara n.iv zaG ve~y curse~
cHssF frrsSed saHsag That he tcit persistent
Ese o thsse remedies sss,4 pro~r etsr1euSL
~ tns glTs< tAe ,ctfsT vas fe<@sT~s4 xzr
iss .sg2-;ng f&sl saa -e9aTs a. 81 f-sst4e esch
Of tnr rzye-sse FT-%-r1etls-u and Golden
Ssesesi fe}Scra~rv Sss r~~n "a s-u $50 waS 40
abe - rs1 rrtasE ssE 4Excst a~T foc~3 -he Goa
cGg~5 10 srarruve ar:I c5tg.riY We wIssasfs
sAk5nx sao<e tA&z ~ I'VE ssssts-s =s-atsez~z
&EG s2-5e 81 thr p icfs
Accent rs substitutes sas snexe world
famed medicines ia. nav 30 urged rpou
Won ret .o- rss- gco6 b4t ,sat the dealer
nav max. little extra profit
TEese remedies esEss3z &c trace sf alec
kol uer e-iun, roT auv q tA- Gsagrsous
dug who's -ut~+ 80 largely irto -anv
a6T>r.isrd c1sup Pounds fecssT-i - 2c9
fsr iAc cure - iEwaIB4 wc--n They Will
nos create craving soT sazalzaA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
FAVOR THE NICARAGUA CANAL
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Passes Resolutions.

PORTLAND. Feb. u.-TAe Portlar
chamber OF commerce today passed 4 Z 80
tuition favor.ng the immedia,e passage Of
a Nicaragua canal bill by me low II house
OF congress
The secretary OF the chamber 81 CONF
merce was instructed TO send dispatches
10 the chambers OF commerce at Chicago.
New York, st. LOUIS, New Orleans and
san Francisco, urging those bodies 10
pass reSoiut ions at once and send copies
10 their representatives in congress ask
ing for immediate and favorable leg s.a-
ton on the constructions q the y caTagQa
canal and also requesting that this action
p<. not deferred until another session Of
Congress.
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NICAHA6uA's REVOLUTION.
A British Man-of-Wnr Dispatched to
Keep order I'm BIuenrIds

KINGSTON. jamaica, Feb, lin re-
E55Gfiss 10 very a.8rn4G. appeal from
Bluerelas. Nicaragua. by cable. via Coon,
Colombia. the governor OF Jamaica today
dispatched the British second class cruiser
i8trepsG Al sull sped 70 B!uens.ds, vita
instructions TO protect British interests
The report received here says Gen.
Reyes. governor Of that part Of N;cara-
slla. has started Il reFo.u Ion along The
whole coast Of The Atlantic. which involves
practically foreign merchants and resi-
dents. The situation is -a.3 70 have devei-
ope3 alarming complications needing the
presence OF a ~arsbip To protect Foreigners
md fi.ftr prnE.ertE.
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RETAINING THE STREETS.
Damage Suits Bring the Necessity Of
Ii Home to Chehatik.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-lnteIligencer.
CHEHALIS Feb. 1.-THE city council
al its last meeting passed resolutions for
the Improvement By repianking Of Cheha-
lis avenue from Park street south 10 Main
eighteen feet in the center, PriEdle street.
from Cheha3is avenue 10 the Northern
Pacific crossing: Pacific avenue. from
Eoistfort to Market: National and Divi-
sion streets from Market street To the
Mort bern Pacific stockyards. The city
has one suit for S5ea damages on hand
on account OF the defective pianked
streets and this week another bin OF SIS
for a broken wrist was presented TO the
~Dnugtf
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NEW TTI.EGR tpH CABLE.
Government Lays One Across the
Columbia In Tvsuty-stx Minutes.

ASTORIA. Or. Feb. 1.-THE new gev-
eminent "a bic across tho Columbia river
between Fort Stevens and Fort Candy was
laid this afternoon, under the supervision
OF Capt. Green OF the United States sig
nal corps TIE cable WA laid IN the eX-
cept.oually quick time Of twenty-slX min
utes. fhe distance being about eight miles.
rytnlnE mad been made ready, and the
tug MeT~aell ves ordered ahead at full
speed The cable will be iced exclusively
by lie MAT Grpartmant.
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FIRES ~ THE MOI NTAINs.
Several Spanish Villages Destroyed
and OTHERS sre Threatened

ONEFDD SH0In Feb Ii-pIsns'rolIs
eonfsE raiiuns have occurfed iu the moan-
tsinS northwest II thls city The villages
of Filiar. Mur32s fsAnBccs and CaSaYlio
have been 0iae8 0u,. MANY herds of ca
tie have persisted and other villages are
threatened AT @fTor;s - queurh he Area
have been furAe. The people are panic
stricken. and are fleeing to~places o.
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NEW RAILROAD SCHEME.
CentraliR to Bald q Line of Road
To snixes valley

speclai Dispatch 20 the Post Lnteiligeucer
CENTRAiIA, Feb, 9.-~At a meeting ~
citizens held in this ctty to-day IL was
decided he Incorporate the CentrSiia &
tai stock OF s25Ga the object being 10
build standard gauge railway from this
city 20 Saizer valley. distance Of several
miles =. <. ChIehrist, r r McSitt. a
e. Shaw George T.. Birs0 and * "
Dtckerson, Of Ccntra!ia and John e
Quimhy. ~ Duluth, Minn.. are the ineor-
porators The promoters have the means
10 carry out the completion If the road
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Referring 10 his case ha said: After
suffering for seven long years from
catarrh OF the stomach and all the miser-
able and distressing symptoms engeR-
dered by that disease. I have fully re-
gained my former vigorous and robust
heath through the treatment | received
from the Copeland Medical Institute.
THE first symptom of my trouble was
q feeling Of heavy
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nrcnIr,'s no WITT LEASED.
Passed Into control of tho Van Horn
Lumber Compans.

Srecsa} rens;rh "a the Paef-Iutt. ,ass4eer.
BUCKLEY Feb - Use Var lf9frs
f-.sr,,f,er Cafnoanv go Tacoma nsa 'sas.e
ma Bsr Key EsuYaHer Company n.u far -ue
year The new owners coH}rasf}.. 50 opera
ftr. February ! TaaF efup5ng severity
u.rr thtrte-tjv% "a ths 1lH as4i t1- r-s,
Hr the camp. TIRE csraC.}y az geo ua
s. aNr4f - H&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12
NAVAL APPROXIMATELY BILL.
oniy sas,soo Gee. for tho Naval Sta
Hon ut rnrf nrEherh

WASHINGTON Feb. 1i~rho naval ap-
preparation hiH is practically completed.
save in some ml9ur details ard ali us So
s~utiat features were made known today
4 sppr0priatT@ q total - So gSs ef5 For
Tue navv yard a. Mare fslavd sS6i 20 Is an
propria'ed sor the Puget sound naval STA
fien SIS $50
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Attacks of Vomiting,

and there was an ever-present gnawing
sensation as though the disease was eat
ing SIS way through the lining OF the
stomach.
My condition grew worse from week TO
week. until my constitution was almost
completely broken down. ny strength
and energy vanished and I wasted away
In flesh t{If
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Was Only . shadow
O. my former self.

OF my FORMER sell.
Il became acquainted with the great
work of the Copeland Physicians through
the announcements IN the Seattle rs ners
and wrote for advice and for a symptom
blank, IN order that / might be cured at
home, although / had grave doubts THAI a
cure was possible. The remedies | re-
ceiE.d were
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Some women at the critical period of ap-
pfoachipg motherhood fortunately receive
every care and attention which abundant;
means cau besiow. but the vast ma ority OF
them are obliged r. take care of themselves
ard Dc their own work into the bargain;
and whA. woman with family duties de-
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followed by heartburn. acidity of the
came variable; sometimes ! would be
raVenous and again the sight OF food
would turn me sick. Later on began to
have severe pains. With frequent
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New
Spring
OVerCOatS.
Cheasty's Haherdashery,
s~eone Avenue and James Street

prevailing. ard IN many places all the
previous records are broken retges.g.
FiIt%oufg. Pa. and Louisville. ky.. the
Isd@ river IL frozen and 4 500 bushels
~ 80. are t~d up MANY river towns
are Threatened with a coaI famine
Two Frozen to Death
PIJTsisifR5. Feb u-Isssyszte.sl@z from
tie surrounding towns report two persons
frozen . death. Tnsy are William Bari
lt8. OF Butter. Pa. and 4 child % Afts.rz
aiaedle. of Franklin. Pa
Mach Injury to Eruit.
DETROIT Feh. lI.-Reports from vari-
QUE sfAat raising sections OF the state are
20 Tie effect tnal tae extreme record
trsAKfHg c@lS spell has been most dis
ot4aeF fruits The loss resulting from in
jury 20 Peaches cannot be- esT.nnates8
Georgia Peach Crop Damaged
ATLANTA, Ga. Feb lit IL esti-
mated that half the Georgia peach crop
hsn Been killed ard the Ut her half greatly
damaged as the result Of the cold wave
Florence Has klondsLe Weather
sPOhAS Il. Feb. u--Reports received
today from Florence, Idaho state that
h4oHGIke weather has struck thg; isoiafe ed
camp. Tbs thermometers were net grad
ed aoE enough by one and ons-haif inches
10 INDICATE tE1e temperature, EGf by grad
Ing down showed approximately - to Sc
degrees below zero.
Florence II "a famous old placer camp
o. the early sixties, and has come into
renewed prominence since the recent gold
discoveries on Buffalo hump A sawhids
truu or three men and seven horses left
Florence for the hump. II was tbs first
Up with horses. but the trail Will prob
ably be kept open from the town. The
horseS had snow shoes fitted 70 their feet
and Travelled on them very successfully.
Inc snow rs about six feet deep.
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Worth Their Weight In Geld

10 ME. and in short time all my syrnn-
toms responded To their action. Az / said
before. ! am now enjoying as perfect
health as ! have ever known. and feai
deeply grateful 70 the skiliful specialists
who have released me from the torture OF
disease"
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Released From
the Torture of
Stomach Disease.


until recently "a resident OF Piedmont
Kan, where he took course OF the Cope
land Home Treatment adds one more 10
the vast number Of those who have been
cured OF long-standing and obstinate
chronic diseases BY this
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tsf<>~OSS~%s%N - Z.
very loud sounds with the ether Every
word OF conversation 10 the ordinary tone
was absolutely lost on me- and everybody
had 90 shout to attract my attention or 10
make NE understand, My ears seemed all
Dried tp and Burnina.
ana there was i feeling OF soreness that
sX ended into my tHroa;
To aggravate my condition, wa tor
t1ged BY unnatural sounds IN thu head
These varied from a low humming 20
loud cracking noises. and again they would
sound IKE the
Chipping of Crtckcts,
but n one form or another they ware a.
ways present. giving me 30 peace dariag
the day and destroying nfT rest II night
"The Copeland treatment has uo' only
restored sny hearing perfectly. b0t 4 has
also delivered me entirely from the dis
tracing head no!ees ana caused the ca
farrhal disease - digapr~ar from my hee.6
sud throat ! Think the Cope.an3 system
the 7acst thing n the ~oF q for sick folks.
and heartily commend & So all thoae in
need Of scientific treatment"
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Mr. Y. =. maImnn. - -, -

Nl@. Seattle: ~ }nst TY asEgs ~ Hess. 4e
Through the effects * cafsrra. I #ap 6e4'
80 a.{ ef8}Gavy sous e.. ana tas Hgastav3I
burning ia mF ears sFsss5 lsoes RE
frantic. waa 'H-red 50 rae taleis ui
treatment az "a fTtal:,e cost. atter spend 5u.
h.nar.a ~ aallars 81 aoetars' A.lsE
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The births in Buffalo last year mum
her~d ~, az compared with s-lts In 1877
and s AZ in 1895
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Showing That the
Copeland Treatment
Does Cure Deafness.

when asked for the particulars regarding
the recovery OF her lost sense Of hearing
under the treatment given heT at the Cope
land Medical Institute, said
The most essential features or my case
were that I Was deaf and that .he treat
neni cured me. The trouble had been
coming ON slowly for a long time. and was
the result of caiarrh Of the head. from
which had suffered for many years. III
naliy II became 50 bad that
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Not a Cancer
But Chronic Catarrh
of the Stomach.
Mrs. Amanda iia En naonsi,
sots

Mrs. Amanda Hammond, 1905
Rra4sway. ssat.ie. IN referring 10 ;hs al
E85rSh3v trt44ls Uf sac Copeland sTv1 fs}4slt
for ca,arrh o. tz4e head. threat sad sf5rm-
aca, u alrh ass almost completely ruined
her G~altn. ss.3.
'As Der J lssE San uty course ~ srestrsert
a the eupslzg.I EnstsfUt. Z h1H hera "a
sa- :. q state % debility ard suffering S99 80
lorg 2 tl1e. ara ust1 tr2sa s3 nanny reE0e-
felt sure : ~as afflicted w.ta cancer &
t6e stoulae3- and haa little A99e ~ eves
beng ANY better
THE FssH:t az zee Treatment. horevsr.
vas % bring 0ss 4 perfect cafe !, more
than SEA s-s,aEf .ase3 tAse C}aiW.s { fs8 read
eanregr-TsE 80 merits ! began 20 ss.Tar
fT3ns r&1a~ra ~ TIE head snst tBr4s, 4aQ3t
FOUR pears $50 TIE tutgsasas ~ fasz
trouble NsYe severe FAigE = .5e sre si3.
from - head 20 4s1rg core ,A--at a,a
swelling e tge fossst.s. 7 tad szHo .GnAi.FaE
noises Il my ears ard parel2, joss e bear
ing
'sW~nan - 4ssase resche. rnT stomach.
Ny Health Failed Rapidly,
,1r,g At tsnaes r.. Ike gglns Up re
struggle There ~as co9siuAa3 sTaArt-
irr rasr r. t5e stomach aG1 / eet@ii eat
rofhiag wt:hout asrerwa-s undergoing a.
rne horrars 4 Indigestion, together Eith
q n ssraole hl@at-2g ard b@ieAsrg o. gas
! h<cans greatly
Wasted and Eaf~ehted.
sr9 7oat zsf strength So e-arsF ezf s.see
r. .~e4t -1t-s ~ Sc tssseiAG.t Pa q. -lsEs
rry tros4h.s ras Eon~ AID 5nT s-Tenzth 1ls
cerre - - uls agntn Hs1 f99r1 {lse
Gxa-zez. Ese-es sas !. la- eafs1 re"
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These We're Deaf
Now They Hear

Wrs. r. ~herFYs Fff3 Win ttrrrf,
Seattle. The Copeland treatment docs
cure deafness ard dischargfnr ears e
cured oar daughter Lens. after all other
means tad failed"
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MINERS LEAVING ATLIS.
Many Heading Down the Nnh on
Owing 10 tho Exclusion Act.

VICTORIA. z. G. Feo. IA special
correspondence OF the Times from Log
Cabin saws the miners are leaving there
and from Atlin for Dawson. consequent
upon the passage OF the alien exclusion
measure The trail Is II good condition.
The Ice Taku Arm is twenfy~four
Inches thick Further discoveries have
been made on CarIooO creek. south from
Mckee creek.
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rhe cause SO the rro~s.~.

<.a XerA Press
was e Beef $40 c.~ p 40 Ms ''e&s.-
L. Lat s..@sEt g. Gss tEc@e4A
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Mrs. msy T.. Gilman, 800 Tw.n.,

Ma MsS T.. Gilman, 3J6 Twenty
strari avenue. Seattle; Il am 4 living
&tfHes& NJ Use WHndgGDE efficacy OF tho
ftfftei4a& treatment IN che cDTa Of ca
t#rrfs -s.afarr0 in l1s most Virulent and de-
strtj' tts@ tHrgE fA*s disease had been
8fff EinZ uffao ny - aFasa for seven years
era Aad fuine1 NY health. In fact. MY
f"fy
Life was IA Danger
p ben / scent ~ the Copeland Institute.
at'er ajt other means had failed 10 give
g1s reItef
" Wae with raauF Doubts ana mis-
ElvtaFs tHas / commenced my course Of
tt~et ute1t arf f1r time there was iittls
Nr Ue jrIsT. sesziaF3t. bat 7 have followed .e
ho 4iarenfiv fnonth after month. untfi
tFa nasF Tsrfss ,iT cured % nav disease and
ffsr.. aEelH enjoying tEs blessing OF per-
fecg heai$n"
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ur. n. y. wooAavd. uaatcon,.

Is ASS '~f ha3 Ne fsiftr {u ths ah5ftv
cT arg Yseteu ~ restore tesf hearing.
has & ro~ ssh 90 Say 20 al th5se sh8
&a4hg taa rsfe ~ S@afur# and r4tarrs
that t4e Copeland treatment deea cfsra
fEsese 1'era# My cgre ~ an payreaksse b. =.
~.giss ~ ma
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Mach Injury to Eruit.


ATLANTA, Ga. Feb lit /. esti-
mated that half the Georgia peach crop
has been killed ard the other half greatly
damaged as the result Of the cold wave
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1 Was Totally Deaf

In my left ear. and could only distinguish
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12

PiITfeisi re. Feb. I.-~p.spAtchez FROM
TIE surrounding towns report two persons
! FSsz1n = n@ath. They are William Bar
l@y. OF Butter. Pa ana = en5ld - Aftaar-
u gEGIe. o. E,rauhIsra r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12

CHICAGO Feh s. Ts, ca3A sean ts
~ .s.aa Reports from ulsax potats Fast
kaa WsSt s4 IS very lea temperature
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12

~ theiT treatment In my casa. II has bar
ishrd ali signs AMI ~ mptoms or disease
from my system and restored ne once
more 80 perfect heaith and strength"