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.z,t AS RELATED BY HIMSELF.

was born in Dudlcyyille, where also
my, father and my, fathet's father were born
before me. The first soh, Of: our family for
nany successive generations had been chris
tened iNici.olass md 10 pcrpctulte-s so worthy
ii nan,e, Il was also honured at the baptismal
font With the same euphanious coguoinen.
Nv grand uther, Or "Nick DadIcy."s as he
hnd Been. familiurly, called. had been long
hid down 70 sleep beside his ancestors, and
.en,she male side, only my father and were we're
left to- repre sent our ancient house. We
wereyboth ,as we'll known 10 Dudleyriile as
the spire Sf The village church,?or'the row Of
ehne, that beyond the memory Of the oldest
inhabitont had waved their ioHg shadewy
orms over the village green,.on which stood
NiAe antiqnaied half.tumble.down selIool
house. From being SO well known, ms
father. as having sown his wild oats, (qn'd '
Wild ones they had been, too and las shay hav-
rina mine, the sample ofwhich gave promise
,iof,a fopfishing harvest, veto sow, we were
both hailed by the fdmpiar ePiihet the
swI1ole country around, Of Nick Dudley; and
10 save onfoundingi the tWo,-rny father hav-
ing Inc advantage Of seniority was frequent
sN dubbed aOld Nick" "s,ti'ils ? q ea'ls',7. .
.lssI believe in my soul that this was the
yeause--my father never altogether relin
.qaisbing tthe honorary title thus conferfet
on hime-of his sending messo early abrosd
~ Be that asst may, / was equipped ant
Peculiarly installed when. I was scarceiyesix
..teen,iRtc Uncle Sans service. where young
as I'wasSI contrived TO distinguish mysel
vSorsmy military daring and courage which
Am now convinced was, nothiis'bu q fool
hardness. 4s1 sss@e t.gsso s!aaa ,. ogase,ea
sds II was during the Texan war. served,an'
'jststhe age OF twenty one, rfturped ono
ii1s.noFb 10 ire patefnal roof with the prou'
sitie of Major pfefxel 20 my nannes !. Once
had saved the life Of my captains. and sonce
I had / prevented BY waichfulness5 The willy
Il .s,adafk:btowsd,s intriguing .eneafy, from sur
prisipg our ,campat night. o'.' 'f7a 1888 Y i''
.ssJtswas with no ordinary, degree of sell
.satisfac.iop That, in my snowy regimental'
with my face embrowned BY the tropicalsur
fierce, and military mustsche gracipg m
upper fip, and p,s tail muscular proportion
zsas erect de the CONSCIOUSNESS of my gres
psrsonul advantage could make them, pas
.sdths dsek offhe steamer which was 500
10 .landsme. within asheft stage ride Of m
own native town. III Il "a ss.sl.ssil ...es
Mysister, Kate, whom I sollonged TO Sc. $.
had, / faneied. grown up to a taH beausiii
girl. and as the little puss had thrown 2,
= !. spms ySsne hints IN hef letters. % me col
:, corning some important change in1 her lif
which only awaited my presence tosaceon
plisk Tracked ny brains % imagine The %
offs chap the intended husband might be-
.-ssvsssysehs Wsssmy lOpdia asinhg sFiiri
80 Enas Il sSbPy lsiiowsi ..s s.'s
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'@a 6t7-A traveller who stopped at the Assor
'Houses New York, not long since. thus de-
scribes his troubles! '7H ,aesle #6tl ~ y,
y "There was nothing on the table for dimes
ner, but a clean pIate; wrong side npa ;
knife; clean towel; split spoon; and
hand bill->.and, what -was worse than all
the insultin' niggeru up and asked me what +
awaHtedso Viltels, ,.says L'brilg id your vit-
tells, and Illhslp nyself.s ia aits
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. iGz,Hste is ify.year old Jeu q esprit,
that is, quite."ss good,as Rew,p A rich old
gentleman bylthelname of Gould married a
girl not yet out Of her ''.teens." After the
Welding, be wrote the following couplet, to
inform q friend IF the sslapPy event." 45g.
"You see, my dear Doctor .a@Je9s
J. 70 G5ts Though eighty years old, sse5
aaaq A. girl Of nineteen g'rn 80 b5iei@q
a@i d9,'9 Falls in love with old Gould!''
:. To which The Doctor replied; .,s.5,,;., ~,
sssss IA gill F6f nineteen rs H.. s liz
, vf.D' ' May love Gould. lit - trii,s ,s5ss l,s
.Igii But belissA deaF alrlfa8s4Sl rsS.esb
aait,i aiC, II is gold without"ap s .9sa
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"A TeinperaRee story

= - = D7l. 8--s pos gsshss ,sFs2 4
) tLpe,I "e nsa'oa' sAa'e. mo srpy
os ny Ns'0u"Yss'ysvai, = vas sta'est
's.As VO'.s '1s's'! NY eepst'.us'on was one
: N' U.S. nae y sssh e'nefEs'e' ! shoolo
~ ssSy'' ss.s s.Hsa = s'e''@ @ 'As aael'A
-n"'Sa ! : e0p"ss'sp ~ se,y p.e. my 'ep'
$3.50 Hs,s spn'ggi9'iI 'su,P.apons 'o VI
nfp - ::'NA'Sggs YY"e snsns ysis ~
rsys Pssssie paStll.p9pgl'unA'e'y Hsss iysfsss :
p'i r.ss T'sn YsHt NJ y Que q NOES.
dsa,,,Jsd hv 49, ,r.i y YsfsT q E'T ei''
mar IA ys,y q s.r,v ssial. 4 5sis'
li,,Ie bes,,e, ,SssS5 !, soy H. Ill M 4
m.ry;ea NJ. ,hso5Sasb, ,hsSsbb e Ss ~ 4 d.si ,oo
GOOD I'd for 2 me- 2 s. sy,eraySody hi bel.sif Fl
w.s mo NOT ip,em oer,,ts ,bcn. snd roF lime
INV vii wife a1n,d ou, little home seems8 slI ,bs
wo11Id q me- She bad iiftis srro555sriy ma
Is .boI,t Gear ,fterg oar Iifi;sse .h. ssye
h;,,b - GasnSbtder Rsa5 bsh,s sam aaS s, =,
The mastery mna {of NV better feelinosIl The Il.
fractions Of the gav circle Al The tsyern. or
the ouorters Of some eoilnr5ade became ire.
,istable: ana tbe verv conseioasbess az The
seelect 70 which + was subiectina the woh
man whom I had pfom|ised d 10 love ind cher.
ish. began to make her presence unde.
sirable.5 and home saia1 place Of rmSesta + and
moral punishment. ouaimss. and struggles
and knawinS eofthe ;worm ftbst a5ss; not
doubtless these were neither few nor far be.
tween; but the temptations were irresistnb!e
Twas lost. Ikhew il, I'm '9 's'l S'' "I =
The details of thousand cuses are much
the same. The little imSo,dicuim Of properly rt
thai nv wife had BROUGHT me had dwindIed
away niece after piese. Wheff,s:A f,:AhHd had Il gone,
Down nv Unsuitable throat, had swallow.
ed Il az a. Xgaamblesd ii away! No memorial
remained ,a Dut fass and ta,tersl We were e {
very poor. 4 more sI' 'unoompisinlinSg I'M wopSar,
God never made. She struggled to hide
even her, iears, % save me frora pain on hel
account. -" ~
Let me pass over some three years CT mis-
cry. and come to the Conclusion OF the
whole matter. Onebleak December morn
ing, as was about going forth, she put hel
hand upon my shoulder, and pointing first t.
our sick. child, and then 10 q few brands up
on the hearth, reminded me that these were
the last, aud that i, was bitter cold. AS
turned away, ! promised to send her son'
fuel Immediately. ..i..,.,s.,. ...,'.a, '...,
soon met SOME Of nv comrades; and re
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-09
Desperate COGict between q Lion
- antl n Gem sbOk.


Dr.. Livingston gives a. VERT interesting
description Of q fight he witnessed in Africa
between q lion and ANTELOPE. The Doctor
and bis guides had Just emerged from anar-
row defile between two rocky hills, when
they heard an angry .growl, which they,
knew to be that Of the "moharch OF the for.
est."', Al the distance Of not more than for
,ty yards in advance Of Them, a gelnsbok
stoodfat bsys whilea huge. tawny lion was
crouched onla rocky platform, above the lev.
el plain evidently meditating an pttask on
the antelope; only q space Of about twenty
feet separated the two animals. The, lion
appeared to. be animated with the greatest
fury, the gemsbok was apparently chin md
resolute, presenting his well fortified head
to the enerysqa sgeegi Ia1a8'au sd m s.
y The lion cautiously changed his position
descended to the plsia and made a. circuit.
obviously for the purpose 'of attacking the
gemsbok in The rear; but the latter was on
the afert and Still turned his kead towards
his antagonist. The maEeavering lasted
for half an hour, when It appeared 10 ithe
observers tharthe gemsbok Used astratagem
to induce the lion to make the assaults The
flank of the antelope was for moment
turned toShis fierce assaiIaat.E As quick as
|lightning the lion made aspiring butwhile
he was yet 10 the air, the gemsbok turned
his head, bending his neckss sas to present
one of his spearslike horns ut the clion's
6reast. sia IsnoisssTgi03 &c baafsf a1i al I
EAferriblclaoeSation vast the consequence
the lion fell back aon( his uhaunehes, ! and
showed ghastly wound Ia the lower part ol
his necksa. He uttered q howl lof fsrages and
[anguish and backed of fdca .aistanre effifty
yafds, seeming half f2dispesea to giyesnp ths
contest, but hunger;tfury soraseyengss once
more impsiieahim. .fcrwaFde His seepad az
Esaultswaa more fusisasasadg hesdieng; be
rushed at the ggemahoki end attsWPteda to
leap over ihea foFmidsbla Horas in order tc
lIlalieht ons Aiss bseh .iT gemshek, stil
sanding on lbe aefsasiia; ! slssatea his head
speared the lion. Il. kis side: and inaictsi
what. .shsspeksasora halisSsa 81 ne mcrta
wsapds tfk kbtAiBs Bstiaiisisa - sheg dept
lafsiz tfieishy yiA6Iish Aesla ths bon ~
: ~ - ..s.s..s+.s ~ s.4saafa 3 t..ss
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.sGTIn 1 town III Orange county ip the
'stS.e1of n, Y. there i now living a man
andhis wife who havsnos spoken fof eight
years., They sfteheo to work together. and
sleep in one bed. ! take their mealss at the
game table, show not the, slightest anger to
ward each other. The only reason 70 be
assigued for thsist obstinate and sprotracted
silence is, that each is soa proud TO speak
e.., bsiHed9l 9dsfag 81 snBS adl bRa
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05-Phtewas hungry and got cut Of the
sforTefreshment. The oars.gery thopgbt-,
iessly went son1wiihout him.s Pats ire vas,
up. a "Ye spalpeen!' he ecried, starting On :
run, aud shaking his fists as he flaw aIsef
ihetrain.a ,ssthop shere.ye old stama wae !. !,
in;l ye mnrlberin stame ingine--ye'ye got
aboard that's left behindH.
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Let The feeder remember that every one
hundred pounds Of live weight Of animaIrS.
qaire, Of good hay, in go i
Working horses sos pounds,
Werkipg-oxen ,,g3 a4e pounds,
Mich cows 24o popnds.s
Young growing cattle ss a.os po6ndss
Steers s13S4 pounds.
Dry cows 'aa@'sae,1 i g Tag pounds
Sheep 4 ,.'.,,l g,,t 3 400 pounds
Pigs.jn food equivalent to hay, 500 pOunds,
80 iilIustrate this, suppose your horse
weighs ten 'hurd:ed then, to support each
hundred Of his weight, he must have three s
pounds and eight hundredths Of anothst
pound, and ten times that amount will be.
required each day to give noarishment IL
his whole ten hundred, which will make
thirty pounds per day. An OK that weighs
ten hundred will require twenty-four pounds
per day, and mich COW that weighs six
hundred win require fourteen pounds apd
4 forty hundredths.N 1t must be hay Of the
best quality. a,g,s .t,.s 80
Experiments, and close andcareful COM
parison of the results Of many trials. have
giventhe following as the comparative diff
ference between the articles mentioned and.
good hay. We put them in d tabular form.
to give the reader an easier mode Of ccni-
pairing them: .SH sisH s.2 gsA
100 pounds Of hay are equal to ss
/ Il 1. y FH
| 275 pounds Of green Indian corn, n
442 pounds Of rye straw . ss
l64 pounds of cut straw, 1sse
2ol pounds If raw potatoes, ~ .atAa =
IT'S pounds Of boiled potatoes Y a ~
3ss pounds Of mangled wurtzeL q .
5o4 pounds Of turnips, 7.
50 pounds Of rye. " ''sf' 5i S
46 poundssof wheat, fFs Il y
SO pounds Of oats. 9l'.'' ff,5 ~ i'F
4 ga as pounds of peas or beans.- y sF'' 2
81 pounds Of buckwheat,' = alae''Re
ST pounds Of Indian corn, aa' II Il
!. 6s pounds Of acorns, " r. u" ass
!. lo5 pounds Of wheat brani - @9
lo9 pounds Of rye-bran, -
I l67 pounds Of wheat, pea aid oat chat.
179 pounds ofEye and barley. Aa@a
From this "bird's-eye views it will be
easy to calculate the fodder value 81 any, 81
the above articles Which you may raise.-
For instance, you have FIVE hundred and
four pounds Of turnips, they will give de-
I much nutrition to your cutie as one hundred
pounds Of good hay ,lor, in, other words, It
will take Eve pounds of turnips to be equal
to one Of hay. '3' sia' ~ aAoe- .si82a 4.
According to the table,a little more than
halfa pound Of Indian corn is equal to Q
pound Of hay. 1f,therefors, you can give
the same OK but fifteen pounds Of hay, how
. much Indian corn Must he have to- supply
1.-The fifteen pounds! Answer: A little oyei
eight and hall pounds. Allowing corn Z
weigh fifty pounds per bushei. i will takt
| Eve quarts and q third.
i Allowing the estimates III. the table 10 ;,
correct. they win be convenient guide Il
tthe farmers in feeding cattle. &C., on othei
articles. in order to save hay. w
Il A mich cows said to require three pei
cent. Of her weight per day. A sheep, full
! grown. three and i huff per cent. Maine
u n, .,nnggril W ,tti2gA8lMsG .a5.4f n ssAs
vi -sr.ff ~ s.gstlSS - ~, - ,s5aE E 81 5e.A
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" Fsss3I seSf fEll u n .sEI n
IA 0tT Hood meyer made better pun tRaH l
that Of Hook. whow walking with friend
when, they came to ! iol. bridge.
Do you know who built this bridge, !, ssid
he to Hook gss,t, i iaa....,,s, 4
..No replied Hook; s.but e you 60 evers
you'll be ,tolledl' S. 81, ". 81 ...s !.
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P'eyeo'tl'y shstt naab aaaep AepssefeakPe
10 ny, other iawiessi accomplishments might
0e e easily m sSPPcsss'ie So .s eve &c. 81 !, '.a
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craving foom oegsn 70 MI =; .Soms Je'ss's;
evluepsly On tT Ene 'sPis, apd tne tnoesn. .oi
nov iona Or nov saorFl, q tlpe \ smighs; ne Pc
1nefe 'mPr'soneaioeeame more ana more m,
lsuPPortaoie,t 10 me. t'ti grew. nervouss fest-i
less, ana tonged % rush out into the midst
.oi az and ackpowledge VINO was '.Ia and ihe .ns
reaspnet my being lhere pnltaer ehslpsys-t
pisioascircumstances' lBn'she reasons were
so rIdiculous, 90 imProbAoles thai IN sp'feIot
az more msniy feelingsl was constrained
to remain llke guilty wretch ~ my hhlsdalng hsa q
ploee:Its91l sipei9i4eq iLa bisuas ndw 80
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was ss,g growing ia'e. os fmlsat say cary 'he
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ceme. lhas some One wop'u sse tne WIDOW :. M
ennef tot AnoE ~ .iooA '|ous upon 'ne atalsqpp.
sooeau'l'o.'y visible 'roni'iu tie 'aoonns"''
Bot somehow, my good genius proved al"ays
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Y wake up and pay yonfl lcdgins. =
said deacon, a be hugged : asleepy stfan-
gsr with contribution box. last sunday
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O..rWhy are caWardly soldiers like bus-
teri Because When exposed y The flsssss
Euinssalf HI saaesss 81 .ssalaz eeas
}. - 49,
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-28

Ware, aged 40 years.
In thia city, April u, Of carlaua, John Allen, son
VIM. II. Harris, aged years and months.
The funeral will occur Wednesday, The 20h instant
at II o'clock A. NJ, At the residence OF Mr.. Harris, on
Vernon street. Friends are invited to attend.
In this city 22d inst Mrs eusn Morse, aged 10 years
25h benjamin Hall, aged 45 25th Mrs kunioe O., wife
Of VIM X. Hayes, aged 3l 10th, Luther l.. EarnsWorth
aged ~ years.
In grufton 25th inst, Charles r., son Of John q. and
Adcia Adams ag II mos 20 days
In Sterling, April "a Miss Harriet Gouldng, formerly
Of Huobardttou and late Missionary TO the Choctaw
Indians, aged 40 years
In Pltchburg, April 18th, Jacob stesney, aged 81
years. 10Th, widow Katherine Markhew, aged 96 years.
lSth, John a. 4 Charles Il. Gordon, agel 10 years
In Spencer, April O. Of consumption, Mira Emily b.,
wife Of the late Liberty Prouty, aged 81 years mos
Nes York and Ohio papers please by.
10 beuben'ie, Ohio, April TO- Hon. benjamin Tappsr,
aged 80 years lie represented ohio In The Senate OF the
lutte States from 1859 to 1916
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NOTICES.
WORCESTER COUNTY MECHAN-

AAJOkCESIER COUNTY MECHANs
w ICS' ASSOCIATION
An adjournment Of the annual meeting OF the Assoca
ton will be held in WAsHBURN RAIL, on Tuesday,
the 2Sth day Of PriI current, at Il o'clock 2.
NJ, to act on the following articles, to Wit
l. To hear the report Of the Committee Of Construc-
ton, and act thereon.
2 To hear the reports Of the Board Of Trustees the
Treasurer, and Of he Clerk, and act thereon.
3. To hear the report Of the Committee chosen July g.
to take into consideration and what salary ought to be
paid to the Treasurer for his services for the year past
and act thereon
To choose all necessary officers Of the Association
for the ensuing year.
3, To act upon the name Of any person who may be
recommended for membership of the ASS citation.
o. To determine whether The Association will max
an appropriation for the increase and benefit Of the Lii
brary, ana If 30 vote to raise the same
Z. To determine what amount Of money shall be ap
propraed to defay the current expenses OF the Assoca
ton for the ensuing year and vote to raise the same
8. To determine whether the Association will have
course of lectures the coming season. and if So take all
necessary measures to carry the into execution.
Q. To determine whether the Association will hold
Fair the ensuing season, and IL so, take all necessary
measures to carry the same into execution.
10. To hear the report Of any other outstanding Com
mittee not enumerated above, and act thereon.
The Trustees are requested to meet half an hour pre-
vious.
S. A. ROWLAND, Clerk.
Worcester April "a, 1857. dltis
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MAIiRIEn-

In souhbridge. April %, by Rev. W. W. Wilson, Jas
]. Oaks Of s. TO Miss Mary Jane Converse Ashford
Ct; l4th, by Rev s. Parker John H. Marcy of g. to
Miss Margaret J. shaokley Of Boston.
II sturbrlge, Apil 18Th, by Rev. Mr. Prestou Ches.
ter ilimpton Of shakopee, Minnesota, to Laura A.
Chlcktring Of StmhridFe,
In Hchourg, April 10, by Rev. v. Davis, Abb N
Wheeler to Miss Sarah II. HIVE, both Of Westminst r;
Samuel II. Howe Of Westminster to Miss Melissa y.
Wheeler Of Flchburgi Aaron Pratt to Miss Mary w.
Morton both Of Ashbnrnham,
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AUCTIONS.


huCtIO1nrT
E'oE SALE AT PUBLIC ATiCTYON
on the pr mises, TUESDAY ApriI 2stb ,,1l2
q M the interest Of the UNDERSIGNED a Is ~ o91k
b. r. DEXTER in and to the following Pies n r.
Estate in the city Of Worcester . p4sSSs oi real
J. lot n land, with block Of stores and ,.t -,
ing house. on the east side OF Southbrdpe street st;
ing about 5000 square feet moitgaged for ab1t 4soao
and interest ''' @Dou' SoSV0
large double dwelling house, on the west aide ~
south6ridse street. with about 6COO square fes Of lana
mortgagei for about 5000 and ia terest @'
j. About $4,000 square feet Of land with an unapish
cd dwelling house. the southwest side of Dread sreet
mortgaged for about $6I36 and interest.
About $4,000 square feet of land on the east side
VI Beneht street, mortgaged for about $4,000.
The state Of the title membranes and terms Of nav
uent will be made known at the time Of sale
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Z 1..,u...
DWIGHT FOSTER. Assgnees.
Worcester, April q, 1857. dts amps
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Or hare a SICK Friend oho needs Medical Aid.
Have you called on Dr. SAMPSON, of Boston If not
this ID to inform you he has taken Rooms at the
Lincoln HOase, Worcester,
Where, for shor time, he will receive patients desiring
his aid Office hours from A. NJ. to P M, and from
2tO6P. NJ.
eff 1t matters not what youa desease is If within the
reach Of human skill, if it is durable case Dr. samp-
son will furnish you with remedies that will produce an
E RE CURE!
This is no mere assertion but bused upon facts and
abundant proof Of the almost miraculous produced
by him viii be furnished if desired His method Of ex
aminng the disease of patients and treating their d
seases very different from that employed by the medi
cal faculty in general and hundreds of cases that the
treatment ordnarialy employed by our " old school
physioan and others, has failed to relieve have been
specify relieved and permanently cured under Dr.
SIMPSONS treatment
Many say hey would oaI if DR.. s. was going to re
main in the place That should not be an objection If
man can cure. He makes but one prescription il
the patient takes full course Of medicine Of him. His
examinations, which Free, never fail to give salts
aNlon. he examines, locates. and describes the di
sease with which the patient is afflicted merely holding
the hand asking questions information whatever
in any case.
DR.. s. respectfully invites visits from those afflicted
with Diseases such Catarrh Asthma, Bronchitis Pull
monary Diseases and those disorders tending to Con.
sumption. Also, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and Costive-
ness, Diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys General Deb
y, Fits, rheumatism, Paralysis, Scrofulas HumOrs.
complaints peculiar to Females and all Chronic Diseases
The visit will cost you nothing and lle comfort health
and happiness may be preserved thereby. Dr. s. do 8
not promise to cure every one many ncurabe
He frankly states to patients their condition. and IL
they wish medical treatment he furnishes it, but in no
case urges his particular treatment Do not delay Blu.
call on Dr. S, Immediately if you desire sure SAFE and
efectual medical aid. apl4 d6tis