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Roadway. to the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
q conference with him.
The Senator. though vis!hly annoyed
BY thv turn in police affairs. was rc:i-
cant.
what is your opinion OF the ap.
pointmen, OF Murphy and his appoint
mcnt Of Dcvcrv a. his assistant" was
the first question put TO him.
~ Won't talk ABOUT IT, said TIC
Senator.
. 'Does 1t look to YOU like a move &c
set around tho evident intent OF the
hin 70 get pcsery OF, OF the Police De.
81 don't caro- 10 say"
"AAS Txmmany broken a pledge in the
iloMnation Of Devcry as assistant
II have nothing TO say.
l"Wm Gov. Odeil remove Mayor Van
WICK and Commissioner Murphy 10 in
suls the collaboration OF DeSery?"
That 4S for the Governor 10 say.
cannot predicate his actions.
.'Will thu retention Of Devery result IN
ss s, spssdy I H,.ahso OF the State Con-
That II q matter for the Legislature.
I have no say about IT,
To no Interrogation would tho Senator
e!ve 2 reply THAI would indicate what
kD8u No 8IO Wv. Sueu an "
pursue to meet the conditions presented
by t11e rsA0ntion OF Dewey. Senator
Piatf hurried to the Goyrrnor's room on
Reaching tho hotel and Dunn and Barnes.
and Gov. Odell HOoii jointy! him there
II MAS reported at rho hot"i that Gov.
>rDor; OdelI went at once Ia the otiicc O.
6ena3oT Platt on his arrival here. and
Shst 4 plan Of auston 20 nc discussed ~
She conference this afternoon Sa'
aGreed on
SsnStor Ra.ncs was asked what be
thought Of tho fate of tho state Con
e(abulary blu. and he repl!ei tina; nc
al not think II would paas mt this sss-
0toya OF tho Legislature.
You arc in favor OF tho bill are you
s.1loss certainly am in favor OF It.
and Il would snive been pascesi before
|fists Il had had my way about H."
Secretary Manchester. OF the Count,
BaYnes. Of tho State Committee. had a
talk on the reaplsrtionmcnt and redi.-
fr5ofiag OF the city under the Congress
sinnai gcrrymander act. II Is raid that
this 10 to be one Of the subjects 10 lie
taken up at the conference this after
noon.
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PLAN TO THROW
OUT M'LAUGHLlN.

There was !, very general tnprcasion
about p,l,c. Headquarters this noon
tina, col. Murphy had about determined
To "throw down Deputy Chief i. u.
Mclaughlin. OF brooklyn, who asNr'-
to the post OF Second Drpuiv CnmmI-
sion.r. and appoint BERNARD J. YORK IN
hi. stead. Th.s Col. Murphy would not
admit, hi, what he said TO y reporter
OF The Evening World IA, h" left his
Office at II % ,hi. morning - significant.
.Havc YOU dc-td~d who viii T." mex,
In rank /" De-cry:" he was asked
Il have not
"Wul 4: IT, Mclaughlin: You ~Aid
yesterday that had ne been in the officc
At the time Won took command % the
Department sou would have offered him
the post
"yc-. but. un,rrtuna,-.y FOR him. he
Was no, In the office a. the time said
the Commissioned grimly "All can
say is that the second deputy vii! te
stationed IN Hrooklyn.'
''Dn Won intend TO close all gambling.
dls"rieriy and other Illegal houses
II certainly do" he answered prompt.
~ and want tho people 81 New York
to understand thai will INSIST on =
s;r!Ci enforcement ~ tn" Iav When
my SuboriinHios NJ" gathered here Mou-
day morning ! p."pos" 10 give them -
very plain talk They will he compelled
10 DO their duty Icp~nd on that.
The reason, {, il said. Col Murph! Is
sngrN at Mclaughlin Ia because Nc
1auEhlin has apparently adopted tho
same attitude OF defiance toward The
new head ~ the Department E he did
against Dcrcry.
When col Mnrph, !ssnmed command
h. sen. olu M order that all deputy
chiefs report 10 him Immediately. All
did 20 save Mclaughlin.
i, Will he remembered that h" re.
fused to report At Headquarters when
commanded tn 10 so by Devery,
!, WAS said that II he failed to report
Nth The other chiefs Monday charges
would be preferred nxn:n.t him despite
the influence Of WIllouEhby street.
\ reporter who saw BERNARD York said
20 aim: mir. York. YOU said In Drcem-
her ina. Devery would 30 out By the
irst of the year. II 4. now np 20 you.
what nave you TO HAy!
lir. York suffered for a minute. I'm
I'm going to practise law" no replied.
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GENERAL FEAR OF
POLICE SHAKE-UP

Deputy Commissioner -! Police Will
lam 8. Dercry was .ho FIRST OF tho 1cwiy
appointed police heads 10 arrive At 20.
Ike Headquarters to-day. Contrary to
his old custom. when Chief o. Police, %
reaching the building att o'clock IN the
afternoon. he arrived u few minutes
aster /? o'clock.
He entered the building through tho
0Ttt strcat entrance and ;hus cyadcd
ne crowd waiting for him at the Null
berry street side OF the building When
spproached In his ONCE. the room, he
occupied when Chief. he declined to dis.
ctiAS police matters at all.
Deputy Chief Cor,rira, reached tho
building about the same ,xnc and nin,
denied e,.mself TO lntervicwcrs.
About the building there was a general
az OF apprehension. as though 1t was
feared the present regime would 10,
long continue. From the men from gu,
!ylnc precincss. coming IN with the
4 daily returns. It was learned that IN.
Aame condition pre, allied throughout tho
poAce precincts.
e,ySo one coul! be induced TO say any.
4 thug. b,r there appeared 10 be II .cn.
: era, fea- the: on account Of the appoint.
ment Ut tins former Chief as Deputy
scommissioncr there would be another
Z 1eneral sita ke-up In a short time.
The pending state Constabuiafy bill a.
& AtbAnY seemed 10 be the cause OF III.
! feoalnx Of uncasircss. although no on.
JiWcuid discuss the matter.
& II vas after 10 o'c,oc,; when .he nov
alichac, .. Murphy
4 feapaedxahe building. lie found IN,
OF his oiilcc filled with f,ota
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SEXTON SWORN
BY THE MAYOR.

John Is. sexton took the oath OF Office
as Commissioner and President OF the
Health Board OF the city OF New York
II 1910 \. n, TODAY.
Tho oath was administered by Mayor
Van Wyck ili the Mayor'r office.
Precisely a; noon Mr. Sexton arrived
at tho building OF the Board OF Health.
F'fty-nfth stree, and Sixth arcnuc. He
VAS accompanied by DAVID Ryan. who
WAS hts police secretary; Arthur J. Nor
gan. Auditor Of the Police Department;
Register Frommc and l.. V. Greene.
Custodian of the City Clerks Office.
The party was received in the p1tvEtc
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AN OFFICERS WIFE
Comment, on the Food Question.

Il had a very curiolS experience
with food and Its relation TO the
body. Some time ago from una
vOidable exposure to a high wind for
some time. was attacked seriously
with neuralgia In tho head. which
ultimately became chronic and I sur
fcrsd much, as. added to the pain.
had strange roaring or R,rging
sound in my head. which kept me
awake at night. and was Of the most
unpleasant character.
was not In the ears. but seemed
In the very centre OF the head and
was extremely distressing Occa.
sionally had dizziness come over
me with strange roaring. Medi.
cines seemed to produce no beneficial
result. finally concluded that the
famous brain food known a. Grape
Nuts would ba the proper thing for
me- to use, and started In. using It
every day.
AT once began to recover; the
neuralgia pains left and steadily and
surely the distressing roaring In my
brain. which had 70 tortured me.
began to disappear. II grew fainter
aud fainter with long spells Of rest
between the return At the hateful
noises. until. In oomparativly short
time. they stopped completely ami
entirely.
II am now permanently free from
this distressing afiiiction. Ny head IL
entirely well and strong, with that
bright feeling which we refer to "a
clear az a bell Apart from the
wonderful value OF the food, II 10 a
most delicious article and can as
sure YOU have an afdcntly consum-
ing affection for II.
This 10 a plain. honest statement
Of my case and what Grape. Nuts
food has done for me. shall ever
DO grateful from my heart that II
has been given to tho world and I
have been ono OF the fortunate peo-
ple to use II. l neglected to say that
have gained remarkably in my
general health and strength and in
flesh also since beginning the use
OF Grape Nuts. ]. have not had an
opportunity to weigh myself. but my
appearance 10 sufficient. Please kind
Iy withhold my name from publica-
ton II you use this letter" Tho
lady y located at tho Government.
fort at Omaha. Mob. Name given
upon application to Postum Cereal
Co.. Lid, Battle Crock. Mich.
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shall IN no wise co,intcnance any
violations that may he brought TO my
attention. no matter what the influence
hnhiud them. and | shall depend upon
the p"opl. OF Now York to aid me In
making IN. city law-a bidinK and safe for
mora; and material welfare.
Complaints made directly to me will
pc at once noted upon. OF course. it. may
b. that might he deceived by O
subordinate. II might happen once. bu:
never again.
There are. as sou know. some evils
knowledge. such an might be tho case
In a house the tenants OF which are
aware Of II. II my attention Is called TO
thenr evils and not that OF the captain
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the workings Of the Department | shall
60 ahead and discharge my obligations
A. good Judgment AMI knowledge ~ tho
law dictate. " cannot do 81 then
I Will get ont and give some onr cl'c
= chance
In the conduct ~ the Wealth Ne.
partment ! had a return frosn each Of
the borough chiefs on my dcsk Mt !.
o'clock every morning. and thus "a
knowledge OF what every man was do.
inS.
81 mention ,hi. to show that sonir "f
these matters are more important In
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detail ihan In BUR- Failure 81 details
lead. to great C>C"--'s and thus 10
decentralization iirnrv Irving. giving
the old saw a clever twist has SAID
that triiirS make perfection. bus per
icctiou ~ NJ trin- Ana he WASH {
thinking al IA" Iierith Department or
tn polio" b-rnrtm"u' when he san
that either ilut VIVA. lirlls good ~
90 or everyday He or tile conduct 81
a h!g department II ~ nrst tn know.
then to do. not siigatinE the humh.~rt
of the elements that come into the cal
cu!at!on
WIN Get ut the Facts.
II alone am the responsible head Of
the pDlIcU fnrcc nf Now York and as
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NIXON SEEMS TO
BE DlSGUSTEO.

Commissioner Lewis Nixon. chalrman
OF Tammany Vice Committee .. Eve.
was an esrly caller at Distrtct-Arorney
FhIibln's ONCE this morning.
When asked TO give aL opinion Of vhc
appointment q, Col. Murphy he refused
. .cxpress himself
."What do you think 81 the retn!n,nS
Of Che: Dcvery?" ne was asked.
IT won't say a word" said Mr.. Nixon.
I'D explode ~ did" Then ne added.
WITH a show OF disgust. '~Thc~e people
sSe capable OF do.rS anything
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1.-THE Police Power Is
Supreme" HeDeclares,
"and the People of the
State Will Stand by
Such Action"

houses. from lark avenuc to Third ave.
nue.
Magistrate Cranes denunciatson Of
gambling was cvokoi by his inah:l.ty TO
hold PenjamIh AID David Muihnuser,
keepers 81 a cigar store at 22So Third
avenue. for keeping gaming house.
Capt. Flood appeared against them.
There was no gam. in progress. and
.or that reason the legal evidence neces-
sary to procure a conviction was Lack.
ing.
Ancr compi,ncntinE the Captain for
making the arrest under the circum.
S,nnces. Magistrate Crane said: "a man
who will shoot craps - tho most dee
picatle object on earth. and with the
POLICY payers should be driven out Of
too city"
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MURPHY'S ORDER
TO SUBORDINATES

Police Commissioner Murphy to-day
ordered general roundup Of his sub
prdinatos. and every deputy chief. M.
spcctor and captain from the i've Dor
oaghs u Now York will he corrallcd nj,
his Office on Mulberry street. At II
o'clock Monday morning. there TO hear
the new head Of tho Department state
his views on tho question OF vice and
other matters with which the police are
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ofI,ce OF the President OF the Board of
Health by Health Commissioners Cosby
and jenkins. The employees OF tho
various departments OF the Board Of
we're presented to their new Chief by
the Heaith Commissioners. Air. Colder.
man. secretary Of the Board. heinz tho
hrs, 10 Ne Introduced 20 Mr.. sexton.
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New York Tfrott and lang specialist treated
tnoHaesr TSsreliut. of Sea Ci!a. l.. D., and sftrr
j. long trial failed. a. otier d,n1Us had. cr.
eiuded II wss stomach and BLAZER 4iSase ard th-
pAstsm had hsttrf sany Al hons. 20 10 h~d and b.
doetnrsd by his Family Dortpr. II YOU want IN
know ~hae zeal sr,htude 10 sou should ~ and ase
him az get HIN, to wit. yru how Docsor Corr
md cured him.
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gambling places and follow mis- insruc-
lions, VIII nut every man can spare
OF post AZ this work
Eas; ON" hundred and Twenty -n.th
stree, when Cant Floods men start IN {"
Carrie Sa,."l' the sambiir. resorts.
The biz uptnwn thoroushfarc is honey
t"mhed with pool-rnoms and rambling.
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NEW q" EXPRESS SERVICE.

Promise Of Faster Tralns m 'rhirvl
Avenue Line.
Tho IL promises an improved ex-
prcss service between the Bronx and
City lIaiI. 70 bs inarsuratcd on wesiucs-
day. Feb. q.
Trains will run morning and evening
Thirty.third and Ftfty-ninth streets,
Two new stations. one for each OF the
IN and down tracks. have been erected
Al Sinety.ninth street.
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Mr.. Fred setter 2l5t Isl ave. grateful for esrs
o. Desperate bronchial trouble htunSf. xscts
letter to the Haee7 CONSULTING with: with
'oth'nT but coughing up fnuera followed By WIN.
Hing until thought nly h~aIi would burF. vita
no App~tits. sleep And ioss II nsss, was
fnajy persuaded to 80 to the Copeisods- A. ehS
second woke treatment fsR ouss relieved. AMI
At the fourth ~e~t's ,rcatm-n, was like . nav
an have rvEa;ned my appetite and aesA. Alsep
sound. no more cousfinS mors moeus. work 70
no longer . drix. fsv as !; could AZ 10 =
ss's and tell hov miserable used TO feel ana
nov Z f>si oow
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~ tried al t',e DOCTORS that VT. rscnunsad.
p.,isr H ..rs., AZ ~. ,s.t !, -. ronMmr.
tlon nd 10 fear: thar bad n<s!~e1ed m,
catarrhal trouble until Il hsA run TO the hroa'
chisl tue<s and thsn had extended tn the luaSl.
How wonderfully hs~ improved under tAs
Copeland Treatment I cannot begin u tall ycu.
The cough I. sun y al feet stronesf and better
Ia every way. can eaS heartily and oaa work
better than ever could
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n YOU want to kno~ whether . ssriol. oaS Of
cstsrrh. with ia sopr~d .up noasrtis. hawkins
AMI sp'ttInk. istrs~tIng sympoms known IN
every sufferer. can he promptly vi~v~i . rood
rcrson TO 70 to Ia J. MrSslt. Of 40 w~C at
NrpokIyn.
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Curr of Sfon,ach Caiarrh.

Mr. william r. Rsync:ds. OF us q. lesth -:
IN. ssriou, result OF the Caisrra was tho esscs
Il had my stomach. All osn cay 10 that I
hAf been treated by DR.. Copeland one month.
To-day ! can eat ersrJthinf With rood reliSa:
there I, no more coughing or ksxxink." ''Tae
p-oxrsss of tie CAfarrh sas Slpr IN my ease"
ssii A. DDiph. % s., wasaIas,Dn a., Hoboksn,
v. J. III only Affected my head At drst. but a.
lAss ny stomach gave uay. Tbs Copeland treat
men, relieved me sad b-saa to Eti better right
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supposed to be familiar. This will mark
the practical beginning OF the Murphy
admin s:ra,!"n.
Col Murphy sent OFT this order after
\ long consultation with Frs, Deputy
Commissioner Drvcry. with whom nc
waA cioseted most Of thu morning.
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\ thoroughly run down condition from C.ts.ra
IL the story told br william 4. Ancs--ua saS
Tr,n,t, ave. fremont. lie ~; ''SoN mr.
nos,ftis are rhar my sp<srh dtRin- ! hay.
eaired ten pounds in weight"
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Mi,s Rosie cannon. 81 west 1lst ST.; Il
kaew that my trouble ~ar caoAYrh. fox my ~ mp
toms had been de<trth~i In eases ] had r~sd
knss . hen II began to shec- ny throat. when I,
began Ia aneet the bronchial tiibca. could tail
frptn the Milling up In tn eh~t and the vh~c sing
/ should have soos TO the Copeland Ofaess frsorc
b,t oonh nn very veil unsii within .e-
sc-ks am ,ery grateful that ] dill
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ianaA r-.nca. No. I'll Van BrVnt 81. RronA
!yn surprised u dnd hos Hpssdit. Bron
chit,s yisieh 90 the ns~ mssfnis.
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As the Responsible
Head Of the Depart
ment He Will Shield
No One, He Says.

II alone am the responsible lead ot
tho police force OF New York City
and rs such I shall see that the Law
Is enforced. shall in no Wise coun.
tcnance any violations that are
brought to my attention. no matter
what influence behind thcm, and
shall depend upon the people OF Now
| ork to aid me In making the city
la abiding and safe for moral and
material welfare. Complaints made
directly 70 me will DO at once acted
upon. or course It may no that
might be deceived by subordinate.
It might happen once. but never
again"
Thu. sta.cmen: was made to-day To an
Evening World reporter by Col. Michael
c. Murphy. tho nov head OF the Police
Department. the absolute comuander OF
more than 5000 men who guard the peace
o. the second larEcs, city In IN. world.
This vast power Ia In the hands Of
80" -" = ,..hi. n, nod, hat whon.
,,,,d yiro-ou, ana alert. 4. CAPABLE
Of rrnspinc IN. small detail, o, men
and thing. ana kn,,t,n. them Into a
:ompcs,,. ,na, means power.
Powerful political friendships have
p,ayed a largo share In shaping hs sue.
e.e,e.. bu, n he did no, have some
good nsse, 10 put forward he would
no, have survived some OF the n~ro-
onset, through which he has pasacd--
son,r, lines In victory: somat!mss N
det.at-;o reach at last position un.
equallcd anywhere pern"P'' s"'e :" 'N
STA.
r,..... =, r-,.,J..
Col. Murphy Is s'Ksy-'w" years o1o.
He mas lived In What !" no" the FIRST
Assembly District FOR tw" years NOR"
than half century. ne M" 'no.s"
,h,,. and f, hearty. honest ha,er.
ri. W.. ar. o,,d rray and set under
,.,,-,nn., bro,.. When their owner
a.,on. .mph,t,c or aroused they
b,,rh,,n with the cold flint OF .nicn and
,rni.., ,oncttnns OF the lighting man a;
IN, spcc,ator.
,ils hair "a gray. and hi. voice, though
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Mr T. Murray. o! Glen Cove. l.. l. y V. Ell,
f~fed toi many yesr~ b~-auss hs t!rpushi his on
alton ircvsphle The docs0rH hsd aid h. h.,
AShsns. II would lie worth your Will. TO ,s. BIZ,
or ur1ir to him.
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they Daa Not Go to vienna.

whil- the n'ar,'Ap~ra announce that Nf. liam.
mann. VINO went to vi~asa 10 test poctR Hot .
Consumption Cure. Ia coming 'hsrs snur<iy veil.
there arr hundreds o: patients who have not been
10 Vienna for this usAernsnt And whose nAnss
have been hearing the same kind o! .4rsimonr FOR
months. fisn'ioIly N. same treatment ths' cured
Mr. fAmrnsnn h. no. only hesn EiV-a BY Doe
'"- EGGPLANT for nearly $50 year,. but has heen
furnished from the Copeland Ohnees to physicians
from all parts ~ The country Who ssnt Tor It. u,
~Ns n-c;or Copeland Who arr, taught the pro-
fessnn the b~rent ~ ar-snir add In tuberru'A'
secs. and The treatment. which 10 now % vi ioy
hs-shei. Is given. And bAs been given ali along
a. ,ss 'op-isni ONCE: given under tss sr~ciai
ocsT. rir-a a, cost 40 Low that even the rosrst
Ia .urs. can receive IL t>nett.
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l. c. sA,ur. l: S,h ave. dss1tbes 4 disry
feeling. pains IN the hs>h And trufnsltns; IA.
deed. he describe, a condi,", .t!eh e oat 81
even lO do-tRr would diiEs1-e a. SERSots
DISEASE. After eslnx treated ny the 'p9>
land physicians 10 dssribes sir1ssu a. fesit's
Ike q new mAn-hlpoy. veil arti ligStheartfS.
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Nrs r. Mo.nof. ~, EAs 3h st.: II -.
severe nasal rnirrf and attendsnt s.-mpLHns
Tn. nnssrtls were simoat si~ays eotirsty eioasd
the disease Affected my hssd and threat. "a
eir~i In cue month hy Dsctos ccelani 80
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TO TURN OVER PENSION FUND
Former Police Coaaissio aers win
DeliverpsuaeytD New Head.

Commissioners Sexton. Abel ana fork
met this afternoon a, Police HcadQuar.
tiers and after discussing minor points.
agreed TO turn over tho pension fund to
the sinE!e-headed Commissioner OF Pc.
lice on Monday.
Mr. Hess VA, not present at the meet.
Ing.
The amour, Of the fund was not
stated.
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Two p~npl- a. lsass Rave bsea kGt buy writ
ins letters Of iAi---nAr!s, r Ward. q WEI
18th II. (rnr~d ~ partial deafnsrs and iess O.
,c,<sl. spd ca-u'tns Moore. Us ". both a
toured OF ~4rat VAS practically ukAi dssfnss'.
n. cure q: total deseaess. however. - IN the
case n. Mis- No-se and Mr. .Haip>rn. Il III
Grand st., 10 In IN respect mo.s rvrnarkAbis
..,sn the c,Y. q! ringing no'sss IA the cars .
~hica hundreds are testifyin< to-
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The proper c"urss SOS sufferers -
this: Read these symptoms carefully over.
mark ihos. that apply to your case. and
triuE with you. II YOU live svsy from iae city.
send them BY mail ans nxk for home treat
ment. Provided your application IL made
before March 8. you are entitled to Medicine
and Treatment until cured at 5. q month.
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The cnre Of Asthma.

No elias. OF diseases has furnishsd r7e~ c:1-
Ing testimony than thns- who suner from sue.
born asthma Another jus; As interesting 70 thst
Of Mrs. U.iirH. 21s -, Ann's ave. Nron1.
city. Mr.. II. snith lives at No. ~ 0rerfon ave.
nue.. Yonksrp. he suffered rum Asthma ana
found no r-l,-i until ne cana TO ue CoPsiard
paystcian.. II. is glad ini.-i to testify.
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IN. nutnbsr q Erie Ra.iroai men ~h, have
ben e,rninx to the Copeland oae.s for iEpas'.
rr,s'~i sor,- surprise until testimony received
% " ,. Salisbury. l8y Park ave, Pstcr.on,
~s'.taoHn rarh'ais, 81. the Enc. wso.- xros Irs
i-s'hess was kn'~n to his eornpanioas. Str
Sal s-irr rah ~ vas 80 deaf thst began to
feel II 80 unsafe for me to rontnu. my work
To ssy that am sraicful over the :.sui, is TO
ou, 4. ysrr r1,ldI,''
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The COne|QDd Medical Institute

Omces, Corner .s2d street and
NadTson Avenue. O0cc N0uvs.
Continuous Sessions. u 4. ". 10 = r.
". sundaya. 10 4. ~. to y y. ~.
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Cured 1T D-.snc.. in One Mon,

Ar. N"fN> Sohas. b<pen msnufsrtursr. o.
Ser Po~crp. near Pcsr' st, sent his brother 10
the Copeland 1tA.satr for treatment last week
with this ohsrse..ristie remark: They oan
you. !s~-suss they cured me. I was deaf when
-~ni iher-. and = terrible sufferer from ear
,rusb!e-. In three r!stt- my slFsrinss ~'r,
iis'~i and a, the end Of one month ~s ea.
it.riy rtlred -
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To Prevent the Drip.
iA1AuvS Dsumo.Q aiaiss rsme,ss the Gauss, -
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Deafne.. a. WelI =. A.shm..

In speAkins q hts case. Mr. Ernest O@erneyrr.
n 'Nn Z. lleth ~ 49, he cannot r. ton thankful
20 the Copeland phrsaans B~stSss curing him
% q stubborn rse' NJ Asshr,s. sirsNdy ALLUDED 10.
Tor ~h!Ih he had ps3 m ofhrr DOCTOR hundreds
- ioiiA's and received no beneht. they improved
his asarre to such an eIt~ot TINT r u a tnArr~I
N h.s friends.