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front door, they can have free access 10 it
by crawling round the other rag, There
is something suspicious to me, in Witness
ing the grave and timely provision,
which our tcciolaiers make, for using
rum as mldicine, and then running so
frequently alierit, as such, as many do.
But, am off the track, my wish was, to
inquire, why such staunch and expert
cnced temperance men as Joseph Chur-
chill, Henry C. Dcnison, Nathan Cush-
ing, Nathan 7. Churchill, Abraham
Stearns, Titus Hutchinson, and fifty
more, which could be named in Wood
stock, should be passed by, to make way
for Thomas Z. Powers, a man of some
talents, to be sure, but violent, unsta-
Bile, headong and overbearing, in every
thing? | am at loss to conjecture the
the ,chy unless ''the Observation-Disclosures, u
whose finger is in every broth had hand
in his own appointment How was it,
December, II, 1914. MARYLAND.
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EIGHTH or JANUARY CELEBRA.
TION.

We propose celebrating the glorious Slh,
in q new way,
We have now conducted the Age for
nearly FIVE years through good and evil
times. We have kept i, aloat since ls4O
Now that the democracy are in the ascen'
dan. again, we should like to join with
them in celebrating the 9Th Of January.
We propose, then, iAuI al orr sHbscri-
Jcs make preparations and pay as
on Mct dag mAa!cro Mcy may o0c as!-
On that day, 1915, indictments freed The
coUu;ry FROM ,heir enemIes-on that day
1875, if tho democrats will free US from
oar creditors, We will rejoice with all our
might and be exceeding glad!
GanNcmcn' YOU are MI rejoicing and
feeling as slick as cotton hats at the great
victory you have won. Bat, the victory
which we have aided rs well as we could
N obtaining, brings no very gsaat ioyto us,
while we are "hothered to death" to
get enough out of you to keep ca, from
starring, and while every body wants pay
aud nobody wants iopay, We have to1ao
with you-Iot us rgjoice with YOU. We
have s,riyon togelher-iought together
and is i; fair, NOW, that while you celebrate
and rejoice, we should be kept ont Of the
circle for want Of what you honestly
owe US! We printed extras through
through the election, at oar own expense.
We made speeches through the election at
oar own expense, except in one instance.
The victory is won, aud while you are re-
ipaiag, We are crampcl into a little six-by'
eight room b.ooding over the injustice Of
those who cat tue bread Of or Hnrequited
labor. Tall, about the injustice Of slavery
while yoa pocket cur labor with GOODNESS
almost yidiculous, Almost go weeks we
have laborcd for some Of you and you
haven't even offered to pay us for the first
woeE, yet! II five years ago, we had
agreed with any one Of you TO bring US a
bushcl Of corn every week, do you think
you would not grumble if VIC had eaten the
800 bushels and never offered TO pay you
e., ,..,1 ,,.cl, hnst,l3 I,n,. lCn,r could
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of men, make them see that their interest,
health, happiness and reputation depend
upon it, let us press the tyrant fashion
into The service, but let US not attempt by
legal enactment, political campaigning,
or force 10 compel men to its observance,
Tor by so doing we wound where would
heai, and destroy where we would pre-.
serve. SIGMA.
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"RUmmicSi"--Amuug the means used
to scare people from acting as they see best,
on the temperance question, is that Of slig-
matising every Liberal as "Rummy."--
Now 50 far as we are concerned, we have
always had independence CROUCH to do pref
" much rs We thought right, let people call
VS. what they would. There il little argu-
men. in 4 nickname; acknowledging and
bullying aFc no. always successful
The organ Of the Desiructivcs, will de-
fcat tie Liberal party by calling them
"Rummics," just about in the same way
that i, has defeated the democratic party
By calling chem "Locofocos." People will
net as their own judgments dictate without
much regard TO nick-names, or slang and
the silly attempts Of the Destructiyes, to
Tighten grown neopIc with miserable
Observation-Disclosures cognomcn will
only aid in making them ridiculous. Just as
though nm could be scared BY name
--conli be scared from doing in any mat
ter what lie deemed right, because some
body cried "Rummy! at him, Pshaw,
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AN ENQUIRER.

The Liberal ticket was nominated by
4 convention i'll favor Oft "wise, safe
and Judicious system of License"
Neither Mr. Danlorth or Mr. Stocker,
are dealers in rum. Mr. Dan(orth does
not wish or intend to deal in it, in any
event, nor does Mr. Stocker so far as
-any body can know, Perhaps Mr. Nor
gan knows more about the intentions o.
people than they do themselves.
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V.B PALMER, No. l6 Sate street BOSTON, No. lG0
Nassau street. New York; No. l59 Pine street, rhilade
pA!l 5. T. Corner, Baltimore and Calvert streets, BG!t
more will procure and forward subscriptions ana adver
,lsements for the Woodstock Ct.) Age,
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A FULL VOTE.

On this question of Temperance full
vote is absolutely necessary To put an
end to further contention on this subject,
the matter should be settled on the I'd day
Of january. 1t is not right tor any man
to stay at home. Let every freeman come
ont and give tho voice Of the people for
once and for all. If the Dcs,rucliycs car
~ the day, on lean poll, then, Of course,
the Liberals will try it again next Soptem.
Der; and 50 with the other party. A light
poll will be The cause Of months more Of
battling and quarrcing on the subject
Let us have an end Of ii! Whichever par
ty triumph, let them do so on Il full, fair
expression o! the ircemen Of the county
Then the policy inrcgardto licensing may
be settled for while, at least
We, therefore, urge every man to be
out and vote, and let the full voice OF the
county be heard
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IN, ,r;,,,,rh L., ,ho,, do ca an , fail r,;r
l.. -c.t..-,.
,,.. ..-,...
i, so,,,.l e.. n.hIo =, Lone,
-,
.,, n,,sa.1,a,, ho r,I ra;oa -, .ho
,,. ~ r'., "
~
NJ" holroR--AS '"o s"olcc'o' o'm"ls-
s'oherS OF Licenses Is occupying Inc put
nc 'h'n0'i WISH 10 '''""' " 'c" enquiries III
F''R''oh 'nefe'e'
ii seems mat Ny Morgan VINO calls
h'N'se'' Il C''gy"""' IS 'ra'ers'hs Tue
county Ter the purpose ol o!ec'oneering
the people on the SUBJECT. IN Inc course
.o' his haFfongHes' he sta'es' that the COM
m's''oherS VINO were "on'"a'e" by '"e
lrs' coh'e""o'' w"'cn WIS 'o'"c" IL your
FiIiage were pIeosod 10 incense no one 10
sell spurious iiq"or' except 'or h'eu'cl""''
chemical ana manufacturing purposes
nu' ''o' 0Se' VI ''''' NV s'''S"e' WIZ"
'na'' go' up """'"e' co"'c"''o'' 'o' '"c OK
press purpose OF nominating, Ooara OF
Commissioners "noi' e'ec'ed wou'd 'iceh-
sc 'dHy O0'y aHd ertFy 00oy WHO sHo"Id
apply 10 sell 10 any oo"y anu eoe'y 0ooy'
Tor any ana C"y F"'POSe' alu 'nat 'He
Candidates hoh'no'eu ny 'n'' convention
are ple"scd 10 90 $50 II eiec'ed'
Now IN ofoer 10 give III! 'o'e "huefS'0H-
dingIy, wish TO enquire whether these
things are so! and whether the statements
Of this Clergyman are corrcct' am no,
fully satisfied with the principles OF
either convention, II the above exposition
is correct, aud must Of course either de-
cline voting at all, or select candidates for
myself | wish to enquire also whether
Messrs. DanIorth and Stockcr are dealers
in rum, either with or without license, or
we're nominated, with view OF obtaining H.
censc forthcmselves!
This Mr. Morgan compares the first con-
vcntlon 10 Woodchuck and the Other
convention TO a Skunk which got into the
Woodchuck' S hole when he was absent,
and says the difference is, that one eats
clocer and the other cats onions, Now
perhaps this comparison may be apt, but
it strikes me the gentleman does not pay a
very high compliment TO either convention,
aud indeed 1t seems I" me r"'ner vulgar
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Mr. WILLIAM Il. STONE, viii act as general agent,
for the Age where in lhs State, for procuring sub
scrDtons SC.
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parison with either Of the above named
quadrupeds. Mr. Morgan however may
have n different taste.
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r Fl E A c. E.
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT:

rNUESDAY EVENING, DEC, 10, 1914,
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For C6agrsss-4th District,
PAUL DILLINGHAM; JR.
Election FIRST puesday in January.
TICKETS NO T. COUNTY COM.
Observation-Disclosures %.
Election Thursday, January Cd.
LTBERAT. TEMPERANCE TICKET.
SAMUEL ADAMS,
JOSEPH 3. DANFORTH,
EBILM N. STOCkER.
DEsrRC CgIVETEMPE nANCET1 CRET'
THOMAS L. POW ERS,
WILLIAM NJ. PlNGREY,
GEORGE JOHNSON.
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Get up celebration in which we can
join YOU, and f'r one day out Of the 1926
that VIC have been among you, Ic, US be
obi, to feel dccently.
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EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR FOR
CEkTAiN DISEASES.

A THOUGH A PERSON DISEASED need not fear
n exposure consulting fhy.ician. sul there many
who Of ddenc suffer complaints OF private
make nr0ads their unchecked 10
all themselves without the circumstance
known second they require remedy at hand safe
in nature, and nfallibe results This lonx wished
for desjderatum at length placed within their reach
Dir HOLLIS VEGETABLE IINCTU.E for Gonorrh4a
and Gee 81 bottle Three i've doses Of this med
intervals Of three hours usually suiherp effect
cueaer taking that quantity the pafsnt should STOP and
the result Instructions Diet and avoiding
absolutely necessary effect but by attention
the directions the the viii be much
speedy. - .
DR. HOLT's SPECIFIC for the venereal Disease, 81 and
Sc per bottle give this compound the highest
mendation for have failed make by
the Venerea Disease hsnces ofabe and spread
character Buboes malignant and corrosive Uicers wit
deety and painful Discharges ecies oi old and
obstinate Ucers Cutaneous EptI0Is from ne abue OF
mercury Ulcers Of the and Cares OF the Bones
xoslos Nodes Cutane0us and swelling about
the joins of rheumatic pefsons.
nile Member the Medical Staff Of tho United States
Army, while Engaged City Pactce have never iied
make with above medicines, and have used nem
in thousands Of cases. HENRY ROLL, "a u
Sold New York Cl;y by Randolph & Panton Whoissas
Dggs 2S6 Pearl street. aud by respectable
Druggists in several cities Of the United states
Merchants and raiders from OF North or South
America canada, West Indies, and Mexico obaiu the
Medicines liberal Of the principal A. Hughes.
Sh and Avenue D. N T. aud make arrangements Tor
their future supply Ia their respective places.
PCst Paid orders enclosing cash. promptly attended to- and
the incdiGao safety forwarded m24 lms
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JAMES LASCALA informs his patrons and customers
general that he has dissolved his 1877 Broadway
and has fitted c0mnodous Saloon No 3O5 broadway (up
sta) their reception, hoping that they will continue
enjoyed, and for which he returns his thanks.
II Is well known that Lascaa the first who some
the AstO Houae cleaning Of the
head from which he has diligently endavoed discover
the OF all diseases OF the hair and has TO the
opinion that they all result from accumulation Of hnmo
the skin, which often mpedes the growth Of the hair and
finally destroys often produces irritation OF the skim
DR. ness dandr and falling OF the hair well
grarness which swelling of the hair "a disease ang
from the source clearly manifest from observing the
comparative thickness and OF the hair gray
with it IN rs natural state.
After four careful observation he has the pleasure of
presenting the public liquid called Lascalas Shampoo
Water, for washing the skin Its effects are-frst TO
in short time the falling out OF the hair Second 10 remove
the dandruf Third render the hair fine and soft
without the of pomaum Fourth: To restore gradually
the hair dark color; and lastly TO accomplish what
has hitherto been considered iraLe make the HAIR
where there has been badness for years ~ -.
The principle Of Lascaa is TO cleanse the skin from all its
proved his face by using thimbe full Of this liquid
in his hand, and rubbing the akin till dry manB " 1t
all the ireshness and color Of youth
10 order let the public fairly this invention ne has in
which indeed the money the of cleansing
the head while will TO every teman nyaina
BILE keeping clean and and those who hove the
hair good and healthy will really appreciate its preserving
virtues.
which RlO and sotness the and
heals from bKrns, either Of which will recommend
tie those who have charge Of childrsn
Price, one dollar per hottie; ten dollars per Dozen
will be only used and sold his Hair Dressing Saloon. 800
". y III
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

NOCTOH JOHNSON, II Duane street, well knows to
- the victims Of yphtc diseases the most successful
practitioner that New ork can beast o. the treatment of
thus destructive and almost uumanaReabe maady, s DO
found has old office Dr. Johnson satisfy tina.
hs legally qualified TO practise thysc and Surgerythet
knowledge general disease superior 70 tnc3oas
Of your general "Physicans-and thahs skill in che
and OF every variety oil Venersal
Disease and Structure Of the Ure.hra. is pre-emnenr My
only from OF the United States but
q ey from the West Indies and Canada. cure
600 patients quackery IN
this method OF informing and
pssons the where they can rd physician sAled
charge No how long have Giee
Structure Ulcer, the body or IN the throat OF nose
you, if durable Constitutional Weakness some-
called Seminal Weakness brought by habit
INDUCED in by young have PAID much attention the
of maiady constitutes part Of practice
Many unfortunate this unnatural as
enced my salu,ary treatment ypcpsia weakness. OF the
limbs and small OF the back confusion OF intellect orgetfu
paptaon OF the heart aversion TO socety only
symptoms OF this complaint IL my directions are followed
guarantee Post paid letters, withststenen o
containing 81 for advice Observe. Ocs Duane
..fsec one moor from Chslhau street. nl2i lIrFec
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ON THE CURE OF sTRICTgkE: ,,,

IN FORMER ADVEHTlSEMENTO ON bThiCTUhE
vhes we're mistaken se md
not s & q H. Ss.s
d. .ss. on: 70 E S
A Of no. and is pgops5 %fn e no
ss the w should
psS and . neea y es,i
% and even year. without producing any Hng snsnC
any thing directing the attention TO q hi. disease
Pam eefsanly now and then eompainsd Of but IL !, only
gard Effects, especially Of early
s There when most
sS EGsT e. ss @ sa s y ss.
Many other symptoms might be mentioned but Of
ss; sSSs
sns S siaoy.S i Ss M Il % " easily and
TIE M.ssEs oy usIstT1Sa sss =, nsss already said
% observed de pssalisI which 6ni.hs.;
: s s0a % are w. % 1a S5s
may seem would so1d strong suspcicn doI
t 70 plDee can it, The
TINE S.E d mfyr ~
eqnent of structure It's not its severity 80 mnet
sS b a e A' Il se .s hs1s
how long 3 @ay continue SosS s anohs
should have continued from SIX 20 eight weeks
eo s sas a. s f THIRD any
TIE axrEGT st S . s gros % ds
the spirits AID to lessen men,l Not that this M com
Ssfss
hs active capable of business a. formerly: ThL
aiso serious effect; though Little Understood, butt un
Questonably Indeed, whoever considers tie natural con
.sTa
;;s o f.
sent to many parts Of the world A. Of Structure
coed, ths activity Of mind invariably returns.
With respect 70 The Cure Of Strcturetns Il
pain or Inconvenience. Nothing exceed the
hands Of and experienced persons of Srctur
months Mary persons consult the writer who bus
to ia city for short time only but return perfect
cured though has been of trouble and anxiety 70
To hose who leave their homes the write, furnish
his peculiar together with his Prvat
Treatise which has eestrg chapter gvrg noT
formation the subject and written the painst manner
Dr. Ralph taken TINS opportunity Of saying that he may
conulted the diseases referred in his Priyat
Irestise"-st his dwelling house., No 81 Greenwich stree.
hours consequence Of the number Of pretende
and books oquackery which nest this city he deems
make the following satisfactory ground
Of Edinburgh, &c. Sc. he has been engaged In tn
Of thefe Diseases both in Hospital and city pIac
three edition: work eTps.ly them Also that he ha
letters from the eminent Physicians Europe the
snnens Apersaa. s[ ashley CSSpsI Of London, 70 d
and that he permitted e eie. g slmoss Phycis
dress Dr. Ralph, sen So Greenwich st. je6 lm*rc
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READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGI.S
HAVE DONE

MR.. DAY. boot maker. NO &C Hillary street, Efookys,
Va suffered greatly for eighteen EonEa with emeciaon de-
oty sickness Of The stomach loss OF appetite shooting pains
bowels stomach negiec almost kind Of food,
except He had been attended BY physicians and
for months by the professors OF thu UnVesy and sill to
purpose
On reading Dr. shem.rs BOOK descriptive Of inc symptoms
Of he thought they met his he purchased box
Of shernnn Worm Lozengcs few acsss bronsh aWay a.
Judged sboutw quarts oil ad sesiEeiy cured
multitude Of similar might be stationed where c-
adults had suffered all Death fet7 worms aaa
thing gave relief bur Sherman'. Loxenso@ -
Coughs Colds Asthma, WhoopiIy Co5sh and eyeR Con-
sunpton ell cuIsd by SsEhs Cough Lozenges
.haa any other knowa remedy They ssy the tickling IN
iew secopjs, enable those a6iir,cd with the most
coughs sleep whole nights The Rev. DR..
Dnnbar, Rev. Mr. De Forest Rev DIR Eastnond and hundreds
thousands attest to their happy virtues others to the
efficacy Of Sbernsn's Cough Lounges, sor headache,
yapitaton, lOwness OF spirits sckneas and lsude
from bodily mental and for the wonderful
Of Shermaus Poor Mans Plaster. which but l2
and warranted for rheumatism and umhago,
weakness the breast aide back part of the
body Ask for Sheman Poor Mans Plaster and that his
ase and his fac sn with for nee are on hs back
There worthless hsw ked about and
.od by unpncplcd drugg: Hsrssmbcr 20 get shcrman,
Lozepxeng snd prs rnd TrrssscSs Others or yoa VIII
bedecaved.
d. shersns Warehouse ia log NnsEen Strst AEcnsss2'
Hpdyon st Sirug iss Bowgy Spring; " East Broad
Market ss William ST. ITO, as, A5s and col Broad
way. In Brooklyn, Mrs HaJs ik9 Fsos, and Mountains
Drug 5s1 Fulton srnson Prospect and Jackson s
Ia JescY City, Rsn9all Grocer: IN Newsrh- Irippe
and David Bryson Philnde,phaZehet y Goa Ledger Euid
rs Bostcn heddiss Co.'S Sts:csL Aresy--A ,,uhrie
ts3txawix Hall. dss re-
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA OMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE l2l CHATHAM ST, Ny.
Branch Stores, 3l8 Bieecker street, Nep York.
1861 Grand street, near Suffolk.
l9l GreenDich, near Fulton.
il6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Also, Corner Of Name snd Hoton street. Paterson j.
.dnd a. North FIFTH street, Philadelphia.
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND COUN.
L TRY FAMILIES AND PURCHASERS to their several
establishments where they think will be found by far the
elections Of pure and 1ndulteTted Teas n the United Stats,
reference high qualities low prices and upright dealing,
well understood render further necessary
Original and only Warehouses for the sale Of Howquas Black
Te. obssrye Strangers will be particular % remembs
between Pearl and Roosevelt The public will also be
rcased TO take notce that the Canton Tea Company have
ap 81 this sdvsrussusus ATS nm~ee
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THIS noted hooughfarei aow admitted o b hs gsas,s
United States impression that has heretofore existed
the mnds that purchasers in Broadway are Obliged
exofbitant for article of dresx uly
butted from the known reputation 70 the esabished
by EDWARD FOX, proprietor OF the City Cash Tailoring
Establishmer No. 262 Broadway Here advantage
merchants and Others visiting this city avail themselves Of
outfit from assortment Of ready made Gle
thing manufactured from the best materials and IN the most
fashionable style The public particularly
called esabhment eIamins the late style Of
wd and fancy Cashmere Office Frocks designed for the
preaching season. -
Also Of rich Chene Velvet ard Brocade Vest
Fancy French Cloths Cassmees ny the late aryas
from the celebrated manuiactory Of Bioey Fills, and
eeted expressly for the spring fashions Garments superby
made order, lad required at few hours notice
EDWARD FOX,
City Cash Tailoring Establishment, 800 Broadway below
Sutton ms
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LADIES ARTEMIAN BRACE.

THE Subscribers offer to the special patronage of the Ladies'
l. Their PATENT ELASTIC ARrsMIAN BRACE, which must
evntualy indispensable article Of the female ward
robe IL combines Of construction all the grace
full proportions without the injurious tendencies OF the
corsesuch its uneaural compression Of the chest mTed-
the free and heathu action OF the lungs and It's
tendency BRING consumption, &C. To children, Of
either who have ACQUIRED the habit of oopng they will
be found highly the Of
keeping the erect aud the shoulders symmetrical L will
the outline and OF the figure,
strengthen and expand the chest and Ill impede the free
OF the For the better aad specis eccommt dalton Of
the Ladies avorng them with their the subscribers
have opened deoted to their
which will be under the immediate
Of Lady acquainted with the structure and fitting OF
the article.
Ladies Department No. Park Place, door from Broad
Wholesale Department the old establishment of
PAkSELLS u AGATE,
ny25 linz 237 Rroadw ay, corner OF Park Place.
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
j M h u u 10 IL - y N Is E N N G Tw,

". w. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
THE NEW YonK HERALp--A daily paper, issued every
nofrog Of the weekprice TWO CENTS per copy Countrf
ubscDsrs furnished the for SPECIFIC period,
THE WISELY HKRALp-Issued every Saturday morning AZ
oclock-prce SIX AND QUARTER CENTS pei ccpy-fp
aimed supscrbsn - per aanua, ~ ADVANCE
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TO THE LAnIEE

nu: SULI,'s UTERc ABDOMINAL gUPrORTEs.
THIS instrument ioy the radical Of Prcapsus Uses
or Falling Of the Womb, By external application, super-
sdirg the Of the chectosa fos,a confidently
seeded to the afflicted tho OF perfect
os,h it having failed Of pcrioroSa uad
sha aggravated circumstances
Th. supporter has attained very high shscr in Earopa
well an IN this county adopted to the entire esro OF
sossares sad all other p,nfsi surgical eypecnts, tine y
sE irtospitr, OF Loader ard Paris and IN universally
commended IN ksropc BY medical Of the highest rank
10 this country ssed BIZ tho lcsdsg members
facilities OF Colleges sss hossis1 snd ky ~ The sasa,
private practitiossn.
Rooms have tecs fsrsi.hse ezszvely for ladies' Ne
s-ey street, avs sepefxte oztfeSee 0a tbs busnea de-
srtmsx whom laaY il in sozsar atszxaasc to apply
irusses snd eupportss 70 female PATIENTS jill lMrrc