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VICEGERENT OF GOD.
.jj gpirtLT i.RKETS TUE
I ? »PEK. H.
p#T jeal *f DlTlae Klcht
» »w * f «** lUk "-
—-jßeew Papers Re.
m, r- WW Elee m Cmmm
aaM IH *
wrNeet at the Frsaee-Rssrtaa
|||r - Cha age af
|H»rM»ret for
tke Eaf«r«r « paataiooaa.
by the Prew.
Sep' *■—Ewrfw Wi juc'i
jEfrtaiaawntad* has beer.
rtth dtrite c Even the Romas
swaiow the emperor'# "rtto
»*** heaven " and i* daacribtng tb*
M tfc * Wartng of a war
the asrietu German god*. Aua
t*C!ieewKerabl* uneasineaa oa
jr> and throughout Germany a
2L rirc i''-*"' » f danger ha* t«een
■"vjt Tb« emperor a sp-wh ia
as mean tn»t hw majesty
to y- !to th " * ,h ** °*
lX«eB: ar.<! the thouah
t &TJX us «T k ap*a'-y. ' • ir.u-
the emperor** view of hia
«»• * net * ! ' h hIJI corjititu
n. While la.- y may ba
to aooody but God. it to added,
M fo<r th * ' r**'-*
aL tue Biaw* r * who*e work the nation
. 9 control, no matter how oinnlp-
ha maj«ty prociaima
BSSHII
srmim4*4 of tbe Coaatltatloa.
Ttm ttBgMM and liberal-minded in
f»ei nwft
ghtiese conservatlv and the whole of
jto reactionary prese are loudly acclaim
tot tee speerh. the Überal r.' ara
tegfl* ;>•» danger aignaL The Vorwaerta
r *TS«J*toJ drew a parallel between th*
i«#s of the Bvsantlne peri<>d
0l «»er half-mad autocrats sayir.g:
«a» »®per.r evidently contemplate* for
ttfotd of tha fatherland to reign hwe
-n rf-iiation of tb* peoples.'* eonsutu
l'=.»a«i rt*!it*"
I- frrt> w k>T*' «"* «od*ra'e a as
|sa Jfjtfema! Zeitunjr ir but de-
I *<tii t*k« the emr*»ror to task, re
ft hua that, undor th# coosiitutkn.
Ift am and pr<n g tiv » and b > i a
f sf iSs eabif and r»lch*tag *re bounde<l
[ yam Ufa Rmllatlona. which no on* cm
wit's br.muriJy. addinat "Hia
ir aa unwf>icom* cor.flrma
saa af tbt rumor* wbl h bav* be«?n cur
>k for months nsardiac th«i
hassle*-"
Bat He Will Talk Agala
A siaaier of th* leading papera protest
ti: Sk* imperial speechea and poli'lcal
*»ss have b*>?n teccmin* at tog >th«r too
oi late, and they further h >ld
m tie *» injuri:.g the authority and
wstj of the crown, tbe Tvgu..lat; d—
tjeisg thAt hia m.tj€s:y is raintroducing
MRcata! ttjswistl' rti of Friedertck Will
klflr. 1= of the fl-"d of cr; ici«m,
ataapercr is said to be preparing to maka
lauSer in tbe f*ehang- of toasu
!«*« himself and the king of Italy at
iUßbafg u a coaatafUaat to th*
,>9fi*a4t floriflca ion and as a c a-
H&buur. of the dreibandL
At k& «*e of rbancelior*.
Tt» <s»re«ronf3«nt of the A**orta**d
FHi Jkt" «nd*ranar.d» «.n good author! y
&ai ito rkes for Prinr* Hobenlohe to step
m: flf tffic* has been ftxed for October.
*.<* »ft»r th# bundesra h resume* its sa*-
Mb. aad thit the will no lon#r» r
sry a hoii the pr'.nc*. sines the latter, on
Jair t Seeiar*d through the Nonh O- r
sun Oaa«.:c his inability to accede to any
kl fir the reform of milrary prooedura
».:fcabnot a acgartla <y * b Vh** (tban
o&r't pt'irniji. to th* reicbstag, namely.
3 aoMSCAC'V with m >ltm ideas of J'i*-
t aod SumatJity. But it is Just possible
| a»: is BiaJesiy may chan** hia msnd at
da last mom :nt. M-j» pres- nt intenti on 1*
» sake Bar or, von Bulow the next cft.in
aoir, aad ia pouJcal circles the iia;'re»-
aaa ynnili that Baron von Thlelmaii,
as Gertua ambasaador at Wasiiing* >n
tad prutn; msr* at, ol thi treasury, wili
tea of forr.ga aSeir*»
At tae gauooai coav«rati®n of Germaa
just held at BttvarUL.
wwi<.i l ,ii.a wart d rvgarding th* re
gftetlea of tn# temporal power erf th*
Ti* convent.or *as largely attend
«t tram aU pana of Germany.
Mar KlUtary I'teaeaatrie#.
Tfca BiStary axcroisea of the past week
• two have boen much commeated upon.
fx C*rt»ruse, during th* course of an
Mii by the ottwrs of tbe ltath r-gi
•rtt, Flm UeuL Kroii ww suddenly and
aa%irous.y assaulted with a sabre by
Jfajor von Jtoobi and a general en
a#4 as tia« an hour.
TVt> i IIIIMII '■ mini officers of the
funis' artillery regtment at Spandau
•wtoaiy attack «d and neai'ly ki.l«d with
wSra two civilian.' *i:h whosa they tjaar-
ec tS« stre«L
Ma»t Re«pe«t III* l'au ta
aaj>*:e trials have teen very prev
ia iat»iy There were three at l>us-«-l
**( twif.g tha past week. At Slaslge
fetff ( >e, r**s ar • -'"v! f>r
!li«re*peetfuliy of the p*ntalo© ! '.3
*'*" s ky tbe smperor at the unveiling of
l aaaiseri ther*.
! C Whl'e, of ?•. Paul, who has
Roppirg at a hotel in Baden Baden.
*»i \xi -«;» letters of crad.lt, anio*mt;ng
and in cash, stolen from
t*
German authorities have s«ia'"d TjO
Wads of trtchlTKiid pork, which they
■to wV of A-n."*: origin, at At* 1-a
The t'ni'ei! Sates consul tb re
yUat upofj tn*tru-.*tt. as received ffiffi the
*■* States' «*rr3 '"iw' the
and deer->nstr*ted the fact that
* perk had «■»-'<».? j» amert.-an
jP**»*s slrsady and that the
eaw* tr.xm Belgium.
IF" *» *»» obi- r\e-l i! itffarantly
i v "sr la T'-eriin ->- * e!» where some
: advocat.ag Its dtscon
•®ne lECRKTS Of HloroßT.
" *a»a Cisprru Inicatla
. «■» Bta X-r,o„. s,
Vm>r>v «
«Sr;r .
*1»lw , k * •» M
Ir «sz V h lh * t% ' » '-nor nuMlthed
H» ***».," " -• a i'- ei- an. r
***'•* the prtr.ee. ts quoted
tv F r „ A
J«y Per**, "s- ' T ' ' :i
-t orce ft r. • ; p
a ?*v; ar '- : 1 W!# - s d:
■«»•** « P.: « " * tK airt >„r - ;•»
» 4 * «r*; 'f"; *• * " r !Br
*» .■» Jt r Qt the rural two itauon
MeS *• V". {l* , 5 - " N * fU • i
• ' _ ■
iw:... .-
* 4 > I T 13*. f atum
• •
,0 P L 's a 'ine if you can't
<kiikng s £ t -$< 0 f your
.Or it you don't like
Cin t rr *
1 your money
paia<r«. Von V|rrke -ai<! «n r»<> «* *%«
fc * iat#ad*d to brinr" »<>r
**•4 » m., ion conferring tfc*- r* t - ~e
£Wa on b*r, ofcr,
wl *y tr wor'l •• »
Ji<i n l* ** »-4 Prtaca
** *-JvHk* h* tk v.ifht it
com*- impowibi* in the country
' 1 i*" ; - " if r«i brta* for
w«f*! tne kmuni I shall orrvboM tiar
*ijmrnua for h!gb 1 *"*
a 1 ******* *ubout ih«
wwrt « ?n- rtfrht
w'tn^fK l<Ci>ro ' « ®? relation*
J" "** ®* r *htn t«s» becam*
J**«R and e«r.pr»-«# coy 14 sr.* #v#r ayita
eonceai h« pr jr- .d*» »-_
J?* r f«w *v«ry»hlr« F&nen »,"i
Cathottc tnteaaWWd rfcia filing i»
cours# <>f tim# there aro#« «? fc» r crjurt .
c *'*' 4W cot trvartafciv ematoy
unexceptional eiathods to achiev* tIJ At> .
il WA t, t * > €m * rta - tbat I *h ;ui4
■ Qr»i jj# t<s c* r ry thir.M th»-
u« e#. h. <id . <m , B Uo b?t&
suffered no mm tban I from the#* thbn
had *iw*;« ran straight at a decisW#
moment. Tb<i*« conflicts bo*-v »- n
vo v «N|tho exp#adi?ur# of o*rruu#
#*;>eclaiiy *b« at th* r\m* of cm«m» .
COOfiiCt ft&e would hft W V*r% *d*d
th* kin* to ablate andl
an energetic app*#' to htm and point *3
hi- «wr,'d I car |h# . ;*
triCfid w*r injury my hHitft r #
than aii tne put>;ic batr.#* f har ,»•
repaiking the trail.
*>rni e| *Uru to Work With a Will-
TheroMblf PlUMblt la a Hoatk
*« P«fl«
Special to the Awy'iM Prass.
SKAOtAT. Aiarfea, Auk A~Syi>e*ter
fc * ''*•• of th* Xew York World Ufided
jottfdty m.,n.izs a; Skaginy by a. *p«-
«; aiij cfcariored from Juac&a, «r.u>
two tori# of biaat.n* pv>wd«- and tbo
naceaaary to equip «*ven compttu
crewa for rock vork on tb* Bka*aay
trai!. ard as faat aa herwa and ibm
cauid get at It it waa atarted to tbo front.
Aa lh* ma!» paased the we&rjr miner*,
who a* fcjon aa th*y Warned ti at the
Workl hid agreed to furr;,ah tooia ar.d
pcwdor for tht tii:ia, bad aiartod to cor*
dur-tjr tho muddy piatea, th«°y wera
greeted wltb a about tbat euade tb« wai
kln rln*.
In the evening there waa a meeting at
th* foot of the first hill, attended by o* r
8W sturdy m;r.#ra, wbo organised f;r tb*
work in front of them and atocted an ex
ecutive coa:, id? tea, ooiuaisting of James
Chrt«tie, of Portland. pr»-aident, Phil Abra
hams, secretary; C. A Cram, of S.-a t>;
Mr. Hsacoek and Mr Day. aa e rln
tendenta wbo, in tarn, aoieoted exparl
*nce.J rock me r . for th# work on h *rd
veteran Uiggers for th# work of corduroy
ing th# muddy places.
There are tnirty Canadian mounted po
ll** also on th* tra«. and they bav#
pitched tn with aa *or»! a w!U as any
miner, and say that the building of this
trail now will enable them to g#t in th#
aeventy tons of provisions in time to butld
and provision th# mat! aatlona in th#ir
territory, so that th#y can opera:# dog
team* all winter, and they agree to de
liver the mail every two w-eks from th#
Klondike to th* American lin*. Work ia
tn proares* for fifteen mil?* along the
trail and ali travel and packing ha* b#en
suspended until it is completed.
There have been some kickers—as usual
—but they are so m :ch in the minority
that they bav* to submit- Whii* 1 be
lieve this trail win b« completed in ten
days, so that travel can be resumed, don't
start for thi* point expecting to ret over
f »r at least thirty <* os, as it will t .ke
that long after the trail is completed to
ret all the miners over wtso are now here.
Ther# never would bav# fc*-en so much
trouble for small partlea, but th# swarm
of people, S& per cent, of w.om were
t*nderfe#t and knew notbinr abrut park
ing and mountain-«rlng, baa been tb*
cause of tbe congestion at this point.
The flrst rvporto about this trail were
inspired by interested parties who wers
ttying to start a toaa her# and w«r* also
engaged in the whisky business.
Ther>» are not nearly as many dis
oc.uraged prospectors selling their outfits
far a song a* has bet-n r*ported, but a
r»od many who started tor the Riuitdlka
have given up that idea *nd hav# turned
town site b«»omer». and are building all
ktotffl of buildings, and estabUMklag
for the winttr as best th,*y
can.
On® w-ek ago lumber couid be trot for
JIT p«r thousand, now it is tuti, aad nor.a
to b« had.
Rubber boots. heavy shoes ar. 1 oil cloth
ing ar« la deo»*r.d an.! feudi b * prs<v«a.
Hardware of all kinds ae!ls well. T*e
Alaska Ptciftc Erpr*-*s Company his
mail? o open an ©C. -e ber*.
sr.d has appoftitetf 11, t. Battto. former y
of Portland. agent-
The smshlp Qu- en, of 5« attle: r'im
•hip Ai-K! snl t>mube. of Vie* rtn. hav»
landed over si*) ptMßirf* ®> tons of
freight sad IS* bcr*e« and ma!« r.nea
August SK and rill there's more to fol
low." Th* K> milKe *xci'«fn*ai feas turn
ed th* a; ten Boa of tbe whole w jr'.d this
w iy, and will result la opening up t l»
trritory as nothing »1* would hav done..
On board the steamship Queen on thi* '.rip
arw twj j'a""l«e--«uf orfiftllrt tat i a»,o
a
• - ,* r. , ' • 1 ; /'•
*n4 th# <i *
L Baits, vno ban spent toe i«a»i e - g'-.l
l fIM to Alaska a* * trapp-r. uurur an I
guide. Th 7 wl.l ataj aLicg the c<a t
-i -ho A!; xaudrUa srciupel •«•• ' * t:i *
.r. and ill U»« *P rt < « w " ; rv rv " 4 r *hi
irW ct the mpp r rtvcr eo r.^rry JTh*
oAny by ** * .
lx* Cat. axw Wta pu*n uno uts
>u«r cvunip
u. 11. A V UHti A UIVIUESD.
One Per *>»*• Huwrterlr •• l *'*-
(«rr«4 «ocls.
p, iITLAND. Sept « -At a sp«c*j1 ««t
--1,.g of the t-.ard of directors u* tbe Oregon
v. . i«i*v * Ooaip'Bjr icdaj tae
following a '- lXi •*"'* r H»iW
iuu. an fxicutiv# committee. A. » Meufej-
W. U Buil. Edward D.
Adam-. Ohari » Crater. Saia.«i Cairr
*nd VV. O. Oakmaa-
A Quarter:> d.vtJand of 1 p«r cant, on
»l ,\t -v »:uo of pref» rr*.i stock. payabM
c-ctoixT I, was *i»o d«cUr«d.
r -- (, IV )*rd adjourned ia ajcat next Wed
nesday.
V - Or»*.-a » rt Lux* baa a str< .-.* rep
-a * «-cutlxe tn-ard Ui tba
perse-" of MHHt Carr. « ».tkinaa aad
ler Mr 0 ster la »lao a a«nb« tha
tVir d of {:r«t -r» of t t N•; I*-
fjrte. of which Mr. Adarna. a»>ttt*r ra«a
--,»( { Ha..way M
ta caairmaa.
FOR t »:i»l KIL OFFICES,
Uatrrtsiosal ll* lareea oa
« aaJMatea for PrSaetpal Oaea.
PORTLAND. Or . ? l-A'*er a con
■* «a*nng a week. U.e Oreg «o
-il de.-Nra'ton r».«s a.reed oa an
a .istea to fIU * part of the Federal *f
tVv, to the T. f th.v w^d
their racommendatlons to
K - ««v The delerattcn makev tae u..ow
uig re» cmmeodaUona
1 n.ted 8t *te* a;ror-ev John H
H,,!!. of IVr an!. I'rdte.'. Bta:ee mar»-
Houstr. Peadietoti. app:a.aer
~m , , t««n g .mmers. Pertiand. re«i»-
er of U.e and o«ce at Oreguo cny. T-
T tak,a or. ce:> of cw
, im , 4t j>-rt:aad or on collector of in
ternal revenue.
MnVla* Tralßc l>eal to «*e « —•'
j*- v*tT»- ANX>, Sept 4 The >re tf ,n S- rt
L.i* and the Hw Grand* '«* esisrc raw
*.r-r* welt hare today by
- ~at+r of Maa-.Ua* o® *•
4 " m »>:.-« S» * teto '.be buatness
i mull Dans of the Northwest, aad owe
tJ confer wnis Ore« a IU-way
* Navir-'.v-a Oompsay c«.-.a.a reuuve •»
c oser trade arrangem.-eta The thrm *4
olfictais ha! s lengthy ew.terence e<v
dav. but would ft «lu t - tre Ws.«|
matter cf it. Frw* here the iffl.aj w;u
j to the 3> and.
9p*i& hti troe* t"« * n ?' £ •
coentr* in
•mi* - * "*> " : • * ' °
TTIE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGEN'CEB, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. i?9T.
AN ACTOFVENGEANCE
TWO CHIEF* or BlltrCtOSA PO
LICE «O(\DEO.
Aaarehiat Priea4 mt Callt Trlea to
•boot Tlrna Puwa and la Reolat
tmg Arrett Weaa4a a TktH *«a-
Eapeled Praa Syal* '•» Blwlaf
th* ria«. He WaalerH to Otber
*"ttl aa lanrim Dacaaieata oa
■la.
BARCELONA. Ji-pt 4.—'Th* chief at po-
Uco acd hta uautaat. wfto directed the
tn-vea:._«au.« ;ato i#» «*.<* o>-i'-ra«»*, *ere
afeot and aer.ouaiy wounded »aat ns«at by
a aaaxcblat. wno waa »aier ar
retted.
The xis arre#red 'A a native of tfcia ctty,
but no to the Par J of an
ar-hist*. Hia nam* la given «a Barrtli.
Aa tbe two ponce cniefa were ieaftr* tho
eircua here laat erer.r.a. tney were atop
f*d and aboard by the prUooer Barr ul
then ftr*d at tte with a rrvci*#r.
wount .ng Cbtef Part** us tbe abouider and
cb*st and A—itrant Cbief Tetxodcr ia th*
abouidor. Both of the c&wfo paraued Btr
rUi, *ao acit|M ref'jc* ia a wine ah.p,
w aere. before a* waa
be abot and aeirerely woun.led a waiter.
C'fcii»f Portaa is convinced that Bamil is
an ac'-ompUoe of Ajl£. the
recently executed anarchjA.
BarrtiL when queauoned r»<ard -j[ hia
attempt to awtMtutt tho two eblefa a!-
mitted that he was an anarvbtat and tbit
he had be*n expelied froat Spain in l"®i tor
tutting tbe Spantah flat*.
The prisoner is we. educated. He has
written for different newspapers ar.d was
f r a time employed as a timnsUitor by
Gamier Fr«r<-e tba weil-known publish
ers of Paris, from who«e empioy he *n
for taking part in a d--injMtra
tion a«a.r.st the Spanish embassy.
then went to remiitiirg tbero
soma time, and »abse*iuentSy residing in
Brmtsef* He return»u to Bar el.na on
A'.iguat M last.
The prtson-r, who !* »«w eop.flr.ed in the
f-.rtress of Mont Jairh. will be tried by
oourt-martial tn tho near future. When
liarrt.. was arrested an rnporrant docu
ment of a compromuir.g natu.a WAS foua4
Upon hia person.
EVADED WCVIERI CRUISERS.
EsUaa Rebels land trms-feaiol
General Comes Home.
XFW TORK Sept. 4-A special to the
Herald from Havana aay*; Tour corres
pendent ha* rece.ved reliable information
t.) the eflfe<-t that another big RHbusrer-
Irr expedition ha* landed near Marcta.
Psnar de! Rio. about twenty-fve mile#
w-#t <-rf Hava-xa. The ahlp bearing arms,
ammunition and store* fir the rebels was
rret by a larg# party of Ir.surrents, ar.d
It is beli*ved that the munitions were
safety transported to a rebel camp, in
spit* of th# vigtlar.c* of the Spanish
troop*.
HAVANA, S«pt. A-Gen. Fitahugh
United ccnma! general, accompan
ied by bis son and private secretary, will
embark this afternoon aboard th# War,J
lii e st a mer 8, guarance. bound f.>r New
Tork. Ge l. said his ieav# had no
#!gn:'*can'-e. as h# was simply availing
hirr-«-lf of leave of absence grar.ted by
tr.» state derertment.
»V A SIIIX CJ Tv> X. Sept. A—No official lr
f -mat; n could be obtained here regard
ing the return of Gen. Lee. b>it tt is un
<?-1 - * d tl at he has been granted leav*
of a l «'ti •» with to return to
this c-iuntrr. The businee* of the con
sulate is in charge if th* vice consui r*«-
eral during hi* absence. It is Quite protv
able that Gen. Dee will not return to
Havana. It will be remembered that,
a hen the new admlnls'ration came 'nto
power. G-n. L#a and other official* hold
ing like positions tendered thefr resi?ma
t! r.s. The publication of Dee's reports
caused a great deal of criticism of him
tn the «par. *h and Havana papers and
intlatatinns were mile that he was to
he snpcr**3*d because he was unsatis
factory to th* new administration. It
was also said that, when th<?se reports
reached G- n. I-ee, be informed the s'ate
dei»artment that, while he was anxious
to be re! a*e!. he did not want to retlr#
under fire. Tbe coars* pursued by th#
administration In not naming his success
or leave* no gr mnd f r belief that there
w*# dia«atisf*ctlon wi'h blm anU h# can
new r*tir* wlfb dignity.
CiEV I.F.K CO*tES II«HE.
Retires With Dlanlty. *»w U e> ler'a
*nger Has Co«»Ied Oft.
HAVANA. Sept. 4— At * o'clock this
a^era on Consul Ger-'ra! 1> S ''. with h;s
o-tn and private secretary, emTarketi on
the t'nlted States h boat to t«
to the steamer 8> (ruanciau ca
whleh the party baa «r-.* t«ced paaaajr* to
SV* Tork Capt. Oen Wey'.er'n advjtaat
a« aited th« arrt% al of the ;>ar*.y at the
wharf f >r the of bJddlr? th-' con
sul general farewell la the name of his
chief The vice consul, Jsweph A. Spring
er the employe* of the cot"Jla'o. per
se>n.\f friends and a number of iper
correspoadeota accosnpaaled Gen. Lea er.
the vessel.
Mr Oeorjw FVhhaek, who ac'ed as sec
ret cry to Mr Calhoun wh« that # ntte
rn an visited Tuba to Investigate the death
of Vr. Hut*, and Hob»rt Oliver, who
•erred as ?>.!'• d S**t»s cental at M-*rlda,
Me*-, during the second admlftistrmtion of
PrMldeßt Clevelaad. have a;so taken paa
age oa board the S*?uar. -ia.
W tLU»HKD m THE IRISH.
OuUe and Dnehess of VorW Makla«
a Triumphal To#r.
LONDON. B«*?t. I—Tha D ,*- arl
Duchees of York continue th- r triumphal
visit to Ireland. Ttiey have spent the la t
two days at Baron a court. t,:e L»uke of
Ahercorn s piac*. Their spc.fi'ai ius p -p
--uiar.ty among th* in*h S* <n s.-arp cm\-
trast with th* eerv'.'.e ad :l* of the
Er«.i»h. Tba Irish peasantry hav j.-jwj
themaeive* ily an vs. ts to see them.
tv., .... » teal •( • ••> ON] *lt h a
paper aa*a. Is a prominent Parr. Ua*. who
h*» for tba KetSaealW oaOMk,
•e-t the foilowtng private b»: *<ram t j the
ed'tor:
"The tctir has Nh* me a tr: mp-*l pro
lilt — At and I
was atmpiy aatori'"he.l You cannot taag
aify its sigslflcaaoa.*"
T-* Ca*t"> !:<;tje *t IXi v In .s so i'ter
tr rod t n~ake p-' *\-»l «;•"*! cut f the
v*s ' ef the TX-ike ard D ' V *c
to Ireland tha? th* ;orA Heot»nant. Eart
Cadigan. ha* been obliged •-> *»t K - f v>t
do«n nrmly t» prereat rt fr-wa beir>e tara
•>l tat® a fretes-tart a<- »r !ir -y nj n
stration, and he haa ord*r«d exp ;nred
trverai «*ee in this *<"«» -
d f-:> th it royal b:g ---.««•* fcy
Ora&g* WKdet;e*.
« n<vnk ef J»Wm on R«-»atl*
- -*—'»« s.e»> er
"C a •\' *»* t sr —-» t
»r,y is Cjp*ter bv a f rrr ->. »• r»-v
--»gs«. ta whl h am «.~c s* and farts
lull lift rd wit r th# i
c< t.fe*
o-vamJwh"*'' Bist't. V! st ef •.!• *
matter csir-eras Km - VI" . m of
ivmrt and th* wr ' - - *hat « ae
peop'e are !jrr;» k "t ' the <">rt»aa «ta-e
prts-'-ns nr. rharsre* of We sr?. •»•*. The
tw»k!et t* tr rreat -Vms- * It ts m Ito
be iJke pages fr-m "The P* - a* -. k Papers."*
Tke Hop < r«p lw K r at. I a(t««4
{.•w the av-rag* The r-k f « wr. «-h ;■*
ja full swing has rr du-»J - .» iA i
pA-?r*r trvaeMO of Kat a ' as
by imaater d-«'r»«* ?" »-* .aoai.
Ta* ■ikUnw's an ! p»" • *'af •• « •* that
e-»r.fv are ftlSed as* tf«re - t<•« K - srr
* from • -e - t-» s».4s and
. dur.ng th- reoert s' -m
CaJlldlaa lars laiare Two VI oar*.
OAKLAVT> Oa! . *-:g*
-srs ««Rtled - v e afsea-.vsn .•■•- •*.*
•srda aiectric Ua* niiMat one cf taa
car* aad seriously fc?-irtr.g two lad:*# wh»
werw passeng*-#. A transfer
s*f tefc raised all the troubla. th* accident
be-.rg du* so tbe weakacaa of the saritcb
M"' Ptn« on# of the injured,
may dia, and Mra. Gu.;-1 was badiy hart
ABeeSTISA HAT RETALIATE-
Prepnaed lncres«e ta P«He« •*
(MTts fr#m th# tailed ftatw*.
jCEtV T'' Blv Sept. A—A ap#> a* to th*
H*r*M fro-a Bucao* Ar*«s says:
Pr-e ier t Ur -•orE has -eat a n»»-
ssc to congr«*a in w hb# advoca't*
as a rr• a c tre of egalrtst th#
"'-. ted f**a!e«. Increased d e« arti
el#* imparted in large ouantltles frorj
that cv-ntrr H* spertfle# bartHrulariy
-- ;: ,w« and *".. MMt"
cultural -mpi'-nsertt* and »ach:n-ry.
I x :*' >r d-* the pr»s.dent explain*,
ahoaid N> lipoaed tecause of tbe reeeat
dtflicuiue# which th# Dtngi#y tanff ha*
thrown in tb# way of e*r^r*at;-n from
th.s eoaatry to the United State* Th#
propr>«e.? fnt****e ia uatxe* will amount
to IS* !a gold.
Tb* prjMiat hop#* that apecial con
vefttion* car to a. got ia tad with th#
United S-a'?s and other oovntr-# r*>-
\:i:- g for great#r liberality to Argentin#
ppcxiucts before tt wiU be r.ec«?tary to
enffToa the increased duttoa ii tb.*y
shoaid become law.
MEW ITSTIH OF »lIRtS(X
Fir« r»dfrwrif»r» Atfapt P!*a by
fl hlrh Re4aetlon Oeears.
SAX ERAXriSCO Pep.- I—The tcard
of ftre for the Pacific coast
has ir.tr"-laced a new sv«t<m of ra'lng In
surance premium#, which Will be put .n
force tn ail of the towns of the Coast.
Th* new symea is a perfection of what
is called -fce wrcan ile «y-t m. A re
sult of it* adoption wi.i be a redaction of
premiums and a general readjustment of
rate*. The ide* u» advanced that pre
miums may be by remedying nut
tera of hazard, and certain precuu iota
taaan by bouathoider* may lead to a proa
iatd d crtaa in premioma.
MADE A tUkPLLIE »«A«ll-rP.
Ciijceriae Kills Twa Mca wad
Mmk.-s lp tbe ('ouamualty.
MONOXOAHELA, Pa.. A-By an
explos.an of nitro *!ycerine this rjorn
! g two mtn ar-d a barse were killed, a
buggy completely detaolished and tha
brlUae acr.>*» th# Mcaongahela river bad
ly damaged. Windows in tn« city were
brok-n, ar.d residents for mi-e* were
awakened by th? concussion. One cf th#
men is believed ta b# Charles P. Rar.kia,
formerly superintendent of th* Wauon
Ctrr.pary. It is supposed tbe men had
t:tro giycarin* in the h ,ggy acd that a
sudden jolt caused the txpioeion.
Trail Rokhfrs Mnde a ••o«»d Deal.
DENVER, g pt. A—Th* two maskad
robbers who heid up a paasrr.g-r train on
th* Guif road, near Twin mcuataia, last
right. kno:k-d the
down several times, compelled hun to open
the «afe, emptied it* oa tents and ransack
e<l the m.ul. Th.-v are i/«Uevcd
to have secured about Sl?:M.
Dt Ti OF PAJUuATS.
W Ise Galdaace Xeeded fop tbe Toath
u ha Is Leasing < hlidhood Behind.
**Th#r# »s momethlng path- cic In tc*
•truggle of the child to cast a.«iio its
child nature and put on the nature of
manhood and womanhood." writes Flor
et -e Hull W'-terburr In th# S rumb-r
Woman's Home Companion. "He is be
set internally by misgivings, *v«n whii*
he is urg.d on by ambition. He wants
fa* *carce knows what; but something
new, a-J r-v r bef. re p«. D Per
haps In a nutshell, the great desire of
his soul Is to be left somewhat to him
self yet with sympathy within call, and
to b* trusted. It is a great evidence of
f- ct tvea for th# mother or father to say.
with a kind #*!!*. *Do w-hat you think
b- st ato-jt th.-r matter, my son. You are
oid enough to judge what 1* ii?ht.' Hap
py r-sensibility! Delightful confidence!
j* pever stronger than when it
withdraws sii*-H<ly lnt3 th» background,
!»av -g its object apreir-ntly fr»e. A
good deal is said nowadays aVut the ex
traordlr.an" freedom our children have.
Seemingly it is so. But Icnkir* here and
there an obser.-er note# littl# real changs
aaißg the average people.
"A yours: friend of mine, whose happy
married life has rot y-*t drtvtn from h»r
rremorv a cramped ar.d embittered youth,
confided to me that th# one idea that
haunt 1 he- elgbt to eighteen wag
that of running away from home If sh#
had been less ccn*rlenti >ua a littl* mort
reck'eea, what a gulf of ruin her inno
cent f-Mft might hav# plunged into, to *s
er.p# th# Intolerable ragging and Inter
ferenc* ahe am# subject to in her father's
house!
"We J'ttls what effort ou r
thoughties* and mear.mgirs* word* of
comment ar.d cbidire for evwy small
matter that «■>->*» wrr>njr produces upon
the half-growtt girl and bey. They are
apt to he reserved an I to become sullen
urder r wtratnta they d'«!lke. and wh*-n
thts sullen attitude *• '9 In we may
say farewell to all eenfldecttal inter,
coir*# N»fw»en parent ar.d child. To
avert such an evil we will de well to ap
ply a!! our powers cf ta t and kindness.
I t us avid »rm»!ng the spirit o? per-
Terseness that st<*s in every your* erea»-
tune at this period of life, and by enlarg
ing h*s opportunities for action as his
ambition attends. so- the ar.y budding
revolutionary Ideas ard Inspire in him
the truat an 1 eon«der-a in r,-j-ental
t'-«vol-*r that a be his eaf -guard
when he needs advice and assistance.
For youth never stand* in d««er*r ne*d
of wi«e guidance than at ti s time *h»n
there is a d«"*tr» to * : -p*T>e with It. R it
tie guldan-e must <0 s % so tart
ful. so gentle, that ft- n the inde
pendent young *u! will fe«l that love,
and not foe'*, is thA mr-'ive powsr that
draws him toward * hat Is best, and that
he is restrained br nothing 1 e*r*pt hie
own h-n..* and trained sense of rtght."
The t»**ntle T' pcwrfler,
p-v« ♦ F?*rs!<l
The r*rt'e tyrew- - his l»*a a pro
e<* *our'« of Ins- l* to the satirical
paracrapher th* artist of the comic
per* >d!~als and rarvej r» of car.
r«*at h'jmor. t»y of h«r sapposed
propensity to el-ry w th her employer
OR th* first favors a opportunity that
rreserrs Ust'f. Ph* ts seldom looked
upon frr rn a **-n »a.« r Mist n* view, but
tf-is !a sotrowhat oendoned hy the
tVs* aha ts ran !'!' «n a-n <\f «xe*r>t by ths
• pr»* y " iZvwti her pm>*~
etitora who a?« nf hutr- r is prociiTtti*s
a!->~o-d her this a**-a. Tivr.««a It ts ner*r
the h rneiy frj»wr , '.-r th* strong,
irlndod rypewT'ter >r *h# r.»w
typawrT**. but the pretty
t; (iswrft** It is tr •» '-at th# rewords
•hoes tr he* a <»■ :*<d f*r first
fi#n - at;r,j and th*n running of with
v »r t «» but - • *• la pr^d'-l'-d
'■r* ot ft->r who ha.* mad* a new de
part'.:*# *n « r , -j H-»r »?rT>l«y«r
f"U tn ' >va and wasted to nss-ry
hsr ?h« »a« d it and di*<4d»d
t j t~ np fctr r*"»» * ■ r^-rra.r.°d
.* tMvtsa f>r *vtr,« ■ , .-s. ar.d th<-n r«s
a t tr -. es' :r,f i»«r
ro r*» ms kt i us'ien. Th:r.km* that
V.« i w bad 50c «-« tetania* to
n rt <*iTy to <i - -r trit h|f adorer
•as »• i h*- w s and was rr
*--> on «ia* c *»r z* a ;f«. What
d sJfts d * T ' to s. it honorab s
■solat. and add aa Umr to the long oat
of ty?#arrtt»r» » s - ail r arrvd th# b**d
»>f th<» **r*r, * N > ps ha* piaro
for cckxl a-d a»- *. #r»d a ccts'. rat a»d
Ncaa« a e ■ -#r that
it was Jh* «f that <ir t
tttr* t«» th« st»a And wm tnat bo—
:s iMMMdabta, ar ? r-,a rui:d of pret?r
typesrrters » *tr j . ted through this
to V*~ '■" T-: • »n:*>k..yf rs :ajL«
warr.. tr a p*-t»fu. story: tfto«A»£*s
It ts , i tv pr«pv«aia of
evarrUc* w—i drt-> - vary E*aay >f tisr'.r
to »«*ii r*fi4* freta mat
r w «y in the s a 4 as od the con**et.
BiU batons* a a*a * tf Ai»j »ot
as h.m, w■ * c *r« e*~. say m, a. i
esd ti.a siaucT t:'--a aad usfil
WHICH APPLIES
TO YOUR CASE ?
The Pia<rno*is Male Easy by the Famous Symptom Question*: the Cnre Made Cer
tain by the Wonderful Medication Which Reaches Every P.irt Subject to Catarrh
—How the Treatment Acts on the Nose, Throat, Vocal Cords, Bronchial Tubes,
and. by Removing the Obstruction in the Ear Tubes, Cures Deafness,
The Treatment That Cures.
Doctor Copelaad's nrwr treatment.
taat hAi lifted A* 6arks*a» *nl feiigin of
tfaa wcrd "i near* tie' frora buiuirvd* of
kiso.iaa.rvij of CAM s of C*:*.rrS of ih= He*4,
Thru*t, Ear Tube*. BruE.ch.Jil Tuo*a *cd
work* us cux*iiv« atuoa for t*j
r«t>aoa:
(It It rrarket esery dl*ratr4 spot,
from the orifice of the nose tu lite
deepest part of the i«li|i and the
UsfriKMt rn't-Mi'i of the mldJle
ear.
*mi Uitrad of Irritating, lsflata>n«
•■4 ferdlag the fires of the «lisea-»e.
it soothes. <t«iets. heals and ear«s.
Wit: is the treatment that cur-a thes«
conditions, occe regarded Incurable? By
wr.at prooeas d.*»s it the diseeusri
membrane, r*na;>ves the pcUun ana r*uev«
the sorer*- - of iii- ;r ? LH the r aperient*
(it ifttti CUitU *3vi Jel;.4 cartd '---U.
How It Cures
Catarrh of the Head.
Here is a patient taklag treatment
for Catarrh of th-> H .i. He breath-a the
soothing medication through hi* noatrti*
and the naaal channels open up. the Ktifltd
up feeiir.g tn ths heal 1 ivt ar.d he can
brcaJie naturally tarough toe n-jse araio.
Th« dull pains across tRe fr.nt of the
head fade away ard the r.>-<al mrahrare
la aooth*4 unui tn* Inflammation and sore
ness are ail (one. The bal odor cf the
breath pa*«s a* y and the lost ? ns* • f
tine 11 returns. Th* dropping 1" the throat
I? eheckt-d, th* nose doe* not stop up to
wards any awr», the sr.* z -.g ar.<l
stu.ffi.ng have ceased and tha discharge
from the nose grows less and ieae, and
finally KO"« altogether. The di- as* has
been checked and eradicated from the sys
tem before it ever reached his throat- It
has not been dr.v n down into hi* throat
or Into his lings or Into . is ?ars, as is oj
ufjjn done by oth;?r tr atmen'JL
How It Cures
Catarrh of the Throat.
Here la another patient who hid
Catarrh in th • H 4. Ho caught old aft«-.r
cold, and the ti.seaae spread down Into his
throat. H«i breathes ar.d drinks in the dL~
eas>>-banishing tredlcatlom It bath* a the
n.' mbranee of his h- ad in 5 throar. Th*
soreness of the head and threat become*
less and the desire to hawk and sr»t is dis
appearing. the sense of tas e Is return rg
and the voice again becomes soft and me
kkdlou* There is no more gairsrr.g and
vomi.lng tn the morning. No long-? >Soes
every exposure to the weather result in a
stufffd-up throat that become* sew.* ard
inflamed. and no longer does he fl- d ha
throat and tongue dry as chips when he
wakes from an unrefreshir.g si.*ep«.
How It Cures
Catarrh of Vocal Cords.
Hrrr l<« arotbfr pdllrnt nho ro»»-
tr*;*ted Catarrh that ex - end?d from the
throat into the glottis, the gstiwvy that
ojm- s to the windpipe and !.:-§« The i\ -
ea«e attsck* the vital cor-!*, this sensi
tive Inetroment of the human voice, and
«o©n mar* lr« «weet tones or destroys
H re *i:s a lady Inhaiin* th«
sooth'ng prepar-.tion. Bti«i has been tea
mon*he silent, and the treatment baa al
ready restored her voice. Who can say
what J y the f<?> s in b*l- z re-' r I :o the
u«-f ;.ncsj a'.i the of cnvfi:*-
UC3?
How It Cures
Catarrhal Deafness.
Here If another patient who for
y»irs had 1 en a suff rer Every fr*>*h col l
d }'i* 1 -n*-r thin form* r o-ids,
and he r.. :c- i that his ears got stepped up
and his hearing became duller ard r.
and trier* rinsing and honing noi«#»
In his ear*. Th < Caarrb had pasted up
ward and backward from the Sbroa* along
the Eustachian tube leading from the
throat into the ear. He had visited throat
doctors ard 'ar decors and Catarrh doc
tors without rei!-'f. In this condition w#
en l him isttahng the msih •*-
tlon. and soon he notices a change. The
noises !n the tars stop, there is no more
discharge. tha hiring jptts be:er and
finally the tubes of the ears open up
and something seems to give way In hi*
head. His hearing has c>~mple*ely r»t jrn
e; No wo:.der he eons: ters the remit a
marveL
How It Cures
Bronchial Catarrh.
(It rr (• anmti-r patlrnt wb» v»aa
always |.Tis!t!v« to the weather ron
traetad Cliwrii of t!» h#ad and it pa»a-d
to fc:s throat, then down ih# wtndj :r* and
Into the bronhiai He coughed at
nigh' ac ha: he ruM not slaap: tr-re *a
pain boftiiMi hte brra«t-f»r.f ard snd-r 'he
«ho«:d#r Madee. When he couched ho
bre;#ht up a fro hy, rrsjlsh ma er a 1
streaked wrh Hood. H* f n H
•trettfta. H* iiWI courh arm pa and dif
ferent rr-di n»» "o no *v<.l H-s r w
iwvatbes in with faU iMftrtdesi tk* re
*tarißo *~l medicice a - "•
spots a rg the brorctvial uses b*ai the
c _i*a a tfc» pain Jrava. T>» »rp—
t: « and rrr»n*rth r-turn. Ho is *ft.a a
* L jLud ca. py KJUL
How It Cares
Catarrh of the Lungs.
Hrr« is laiMkrr pitifai taw. He
had i'l tb# h!»':ry of colds and (tUrfit,
»x*#nd.r g downward fr-a ib« noee to the
throat, to fiotas, to wtniplpe. to the *» -
chsai tafet. and then into the erna-t to:*e
of the :unr». His ceuffe aiwsys u afeled
hat. He r&U d l*nr* QBVJ.-WS of *t'-E
; he r_»4 *very sftrr
»•■> n aoid ci.» -i.'d not a;.«*p a" ~i»'
no a-ae ? i-o. and feia strarrth and
fa. lr<L Hs fcad a%at sweats ry or. a
IN * SRHIIEV *--D FWARETI I-AL NTS END »JS
at ir. .
at - ban ?iar »-nt?-s of "Tea
A •ea m T.e b- WJd
m ..ea mr. has tiaie af «-r .-roe »c a# * «>it
*•"* <T> K J<sa of ? '•- Jk.w-ss* «v«0 w **!
trwKa '1 pi of the lan® -JA ard tt+'.u«G
a&d c o*«-d awl -i '-ha
T: era are BC- t£.ors J< Jse naaty &!.-> • *•
no cacr# coo<a. no mora few* w ®
pat - r,j sure '..as; sweat*, aof«i< s
refirsa. and w"s it tvssaa «*'»
a ""-J asa"«t3on Tfea 'sells 81. v d
r*-a t «ir efctor Th* atap bs*&Jiv * t-« •>'-
He has beer *.■>«-' frje» a
b.t t«n iaa-h.
The Proper Course
for Sufferers.
the proper reurse («r »»a«*rer« la
this: R»»d :,-.<?«• *yrajHv>nia carefu.ly or-*r.
mask Us >m tfeat app.y to your . *»* jusa
f>r « thiji with ytKi to tba Cop
land office. If vou Uva tvi\ from tha
city >r-r. i them try auil asd iik tor aom«
trt+imizxit.
Catarrh of Head and Throat.
Thi- head • Mil throat dla-
raaed from ar(lrrtr<i ru!tl«. r«a*ti>i
Catarrh nkri the caodition* of the
bl(H>4 prrii>puti-> to this «t>aditi«n.
Kitsnre »h'»v*l«n those jinrrt mc«t
attuckril h> Catarrh. Ihe
pietnre rrprtaeult a part of the head
■anrd open, the letter A i u«iloatl
the (old* of mu<-a« memhrane la the
none. The letter B Indicates the seat
of Catarrh in the Throat.
"Is the Yclce husky*" *
"Do you spit up siiaae?**
"Do you ache ail over?**
"Do yoa snore at ri*U *"
"Is your note »io; p*. i up**"
•'Does your n - v.;*c'iarge ***
"Does your 00-e ' 1 **i • a-tty?**
"Is this * .rt-' toward r. *' : 7*
"£Ws the nose Ucfc v i fc :rv.7*
"I* tners pain in ror* of -il
"Is there pain across th« eye#?"
"Is :h*re :j> ki.ng in t..s thrr.it?"
"D yoa blow out »• ih-» at *! ih^?'*
"Is your s»_-r;.-e of sir.c'l Uav:ri?7*
"Do Vou hawk to cH-ar the throat?"
"I? the throat dry in ir.>rning7*
"Are you to4r.it your s< vte of taste""*
"Do you sleep wl'h your mouth open?"
"Ik*a your nose atop up I ward r.ignt?"
Catarrh of Bronchial Tubes.
1 ill* condition often retail* from
Catarrh extending from the head
aisil throat, and. if left uni ItfifH,
rilrniU dona the ulndi»lpe tain
tbr krnnrhlal lahrt, and in time
ntlark* the lna*».
Thla dsn re ih««« the Windpipe,
nroarhial Tahea and L«a«i laid
open. letter * point* oat the In
terior of the windpipe—letter H In
dicates the Bi-onchlal Tabe». whll*
the letter* C and D «hor» how ea
turrh rtlmd* Into the Ibbs«, mnh
ln( aore place* which In time be
come eavltlea.
"Have you a cough ***
"Are T *u ioamf lb«hT"
"Do you eosgri at n.*htT"
"L's you :ake n 1 a.*-* ly*"*
"I ave y-y.l \ tr. :. K .*
"la your appetite vartab? *"
"H :v« > « at ■ -he* in the (Mtf
"Do ycu cough on : you
"\t* you lew-epsrited at tim*****
"Do you *p't up yellow rr. i;*er V
-Do >'« i r*j* tr..:ny r at* run T '
**!» v ■ - ■ '■ S -S 1 ~
"Do you cough 18 tne morning*""
-Is y tit cough abort an.* h:*:;k'r,g***
"Are yoa low-tppfftted at urn***"
"Have you pa n btn - ! the orea« f
"Do you a r «U .1 ■ oh- ' *y ump*""
"Ta »h»r* a behinl Ifta
••H*ve yr*J a d'»*u-t * ! * fat'y ' 'ls***
•*D) yoi fee; yoa *r« weaker"**
"Ta "here a buratef pnin :a tb# throat *'•
-Do you e<sU*» * -*"■» c *h: and mora
tr.*'*"
-Do yoa b*e« to *it up «t r'.jrhi to « t
fcr«:h?"
Catarrh of the Stomach.
Tbta c«*Jsdlr!«n mar r»l( front
irtrnl fniMri. bat ihr innal rn«ar
it t atarrk. Ik» »»a«-aa <roppl««
Jsirt into the (hro»t cad h»1o»
• nsiltwH.
Tfct« «***■<" • hB1 " ,lMf •<•«*»«*
ap , «p. tbowtmr *>»' '*'<• •*
Vf nbr«*« Hala* »' thla •••*•».
nk trh ar* Ik' »f Catarrhal <l»-
ra«».
-U tk*ra «*%«•* T*
-Art f«« e
-;» :w« w»
i . * .«iC* rati**"
"?;* , ; a * r :m»T*
-Ar» j- ■» * ;se»
«a fc'-T 4 COtfci«4r*
•"Do r®a hawk ar.4 *?!!"* ~
"la tMri i-a a a.*i#r #a;:nc***
"Ar« yoa .•rroua and *•?«**"*
" : o you !ia*a aiok h«*4*c'-»*T*
• : v v..j .a: up as«. «n<r*
• :« there for *raa*.fastT*
' Hti* you i2j.«tr»sa aft*r asinff
"t« yuur throat "Mad with *i)it.a?~
"Do yi*u at tl»>i iava dtarrbova***
"U thera
" A u jou jet ay s>-.u-i«a;jr ara jrot
di**j ■***
"!s the ra gnairtn* saoaatioa Sa itom
at 21
"Do you fse! as if you had lead la stom
ach ~*
' When your stomach is srapty do yoa
feei faint?"
D v u op matsrlal that burn*
the throat?**
"When t*\« itsmich t# fuJ do ycu fesi
•ppr—»ar*
Relating to Deafness.
DfaTorM re»ttlt» from t'atarrh
rlu.iiiK the ) u«iarhiim lubt i that
le;«d from the throat to the car*.
"7 s your hearing failing**"*
**i'o yoar ear* ..ar «•-7*
"Do your eanr Hch ar-.i horn*"
"Are '.he ears U y u,i! sealy 7*
"Have you pair behtn.S the rsws***
"la th*rr« a ihrob. v nti* in the win**"
"J# ;b?re a huasirr atud heard 7"
' > » ..« » "
"Are there CMHBlra* sounds h^ArdI*** 1 ***
"in your hearing bad cloudy d »»•■»'***
"Do you h»T» .<* T'
"Are there touttdf like scea.cn *». ***
*•£>) y,>ur wri hurt wiua you blww your
no^T"
"Do yoa constantly hear ao;«s in the
ears?**
-•i n vo'j hear better some days than
otn<»rs7*
"Do rhs noises In your ears keep you
aw 3ce7*
M fa you blow your noe* do your e ■■ rs
crack?"
h-vins wor>» a. en you have a
coin 7*
"i« roar.zg like a vsttrfafl la the
heaJT'
Tlila flcar# allows a trrtloa of
the ear made by Ikmagh
Ibr hunca wt the heads It ahowa the
ontee ear. the canal Iradlai from
Ike oater rar lu the ear dram, the
ear drum, the bonea of the ear, the
Internal parta of the ear. tugrlhrr
with the tahe leadintf from the
throat ap hehlad the ear drnnt.
Disease of the Liver.
Thla roadltiua reanlta from the
liver helnjc affected by catarrh ei
tradlDK from the atomatb lota th«
tubi > of the liver.
"Are yon ir^'able"**
"Are yoa nenrotw?"
"I>> you get AltzyT'
' Have y< i no en rgy **'
"Ik*, you have •*oid f#etT*
"Do you f«l m;a» r "*
"Is youar memory pwsrT'
"Do you tti tirvd m.* \yV
"I>j y-n »* h"t Sutm*"
"is your eyesight Marrtdr
H»v«4 you pa;r- In the ba '»?**
"Can't yoa explain *h«re?"
"Ia your Vah -ft anu ttits-y ***
"Ar* *f>ar aptrii» ham at ltaw»*'
"14 there * bloating after MOMft™
"Have fM t a r,« a' m»-l tfc - I ■■ «"**
"Do yoa lutw gur®ii 4 .ob * la?"
"Do you have raabStim t« bo»ei»T*
"It there t;.robbing Is the MonwrhT*
"Do JToU hive ■m ■-w of in IVIW> !»""
"IX» you jffff frons pain* ia t aa,»iea"'
"I*> y*. j tuv« -aiplta ; »n of the h*.-*r
"Do ;he*e feeling* aff ct you tnm ry*"
"ia tsere a gencrai f«4>u.g of U<s*;
Disease of the Nerves.
The majority of nervosa diaeaaea
Are ranted by polaoaa In the blood,
roiaoa clrcnlatlnai ia the blood har.
aaaea the brain and nervca, and
• ach my inptiim* a* theaie follow!
"Do you s»' r^dyr 1
"la you nJn-i dulfT*
"Are yoi «ajtly daae<ir*
"!>o y >j h,tv- h»*"
" *r« y« a «a*Uy • «"it- «1 "**
' [>o your h*n>i"i tfwtnbi* **
"D-aes your h-art ft-mefT*
"Ar» you eantjf trr:
"Ar» ki a;*.»y» >' • -a ***
"Iy> y--ur mtaciei swt.rh""
"In rear fr
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"''Oee IS t «i»ep t 'fifth you*'
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"Do ou lulTer rrf-TTi rre-i U'Vi *"*
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