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Worthy of Attention!
VIZ MACHINE.
Patented .InlV 2T. 1883.


This Machine is pronounced 10y competent Judges
to be superior to all others before the public for
general family use, ami what will doubtless sur
prise and rejoice many womans heart, is, that
while for ordinary usage IL siIrIasses Ina practical
utility the highest priced machines, the of it
will not exceed thrty-fve dollars.
The subscriber having purchased the exclusive
right To manufacture sell, and use this machine in
this and other counties of Southwestern Indiana,
respectfully invites all persons, Ladies' especially
who are in want of first class Sewing Machine,
to call and examine the merits IF the Moore's Pat
eGt, being confident that on thorough acquaint-
with il, they will prefer this toall others ire
spective Of its price. W
The following i n summary of some of the lead
ing excellcncies of this machine:
+ L. 1t Combines durability, simplicity, and prac-
ticability in higher degree than any other now in
Use.
its stitch is not exeled by any machine yet
ell. Each stitch is locked or fastened by the ma
chine itself, that there is need of drawing the
broad through a loop using a needle to ttsten
the end Of seam 10 prevent its raveling ripping
Such is the nature of the stitch that if every third
be cut, the work will neither rip nor ravel.
B. 1t sews from two common spools without re-
winding, and sews in the very best manner, coarse
and fine goods with linen, cotton, or silk thread.
4. Ii has the best aud most reliable feed ever
constructed, and does'not break needles. 3. 81
s. The space around the needle and beneath the
needle arm is unusually large, and what is espe-
cally noticeable, not drop Of oil il needed the
part Of the machine, in contact with the gS-sis.
6. Its simplicity is such that II lie understood
and operated with but little Instruction. and is
, cheap beautiful, and useful that family well
afford to be without one, therefore come right
along, for youself and if You like the n,achas,
make your own without delay, and my word
for it, after few days usage ID will he the last r.
tcle Of furniture the will be willing part
/, with for what IL cost n. w. SAFF0RD. e
Evansville, Ind, June, 1889. jig lmdA2mw
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nea- d. C. Broderick, it will be remem-
bered, fought duel in 1852, at Contra Cos
Ia, with Judge J. Caleb Smith, son of Z" Ex-
ira Billy" in which he received bullet at
one of the side packets in his waistcoat,
where for the first and only time in his life
he carried his watch The story goes that,
I" he started to the field with new waist
coat, and on the way stopped at the jewell
ers for his watch, which had been undergo
ing repairs. He then discovered for the
first time that he had no watch pocket, and
he therefore placed his timepiece in the side
pocket, where, in breaking the force of
Smiths bullet, it saved the owners life.
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Har The Ecenag Post states that in re-
peating his Grafton on Webster, at Boston,
the other day, Mr.. Everett omitted the pas
sage contained in it on the first delivery, to
the effect that Mr. Webster believed "that
free labor would ultimately prevail through
out the country" The passage had excited
remark, and Mr.. Everett was afraid to re-
peat IT, i.I la..tY s...s.4.s. .l ..,
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GsS-The Ut. Vernon .1dsoeafe says it las
been presented. 10y lady in that viei,iiy,
with magnificent beet, weighing. twelve
pounds and measuring twenty FIVE inches in
circumference. 1t is Ia he sent to the County
Fair, ana the editor wishes to know if any
body has beet that will beat that beet
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How TO LIVE LoxG.-More people die an
nually from want of sufficient brain-work
than from an excess of it. Good health of
body and mind depends upon each having
its full share of exercise and work, and it
would seem from history that we can better
afford the body to be in state of lassitude,
than allow the Intellectual powers to lie
dormant. There may be physical cause
for this. from the fact that much thought
induces "A temperate life; but the exceptions
10 such rule would be found so enormous,
rs to show that it was not the only secret.
We are rather inclined to think that the
most general rule and the one capable of the
broadcast application by which to attain to
that great desideratum-"a green old age
is to give the mind full play 10 expand
the powers of thought by reading and Oh
servstion, and to Danish the fear of death,
resulting from an exhausted knowledge
box" "|t -i'- g 80"
We have shown TO what ages the old phi
losophers lived, and many modern ones
have been equally long-lived. Calico and
Roger Bacon both lived to seventy-eight,
Button died at eighty zone, Goethe and West
were eighty-two, Franklin and Herschel
lived to eighty-four, and Newton and Vol
taire did not finish their labors until eighty
FIVE. The astronomer, HALEY, was eighty
six at his decease, aud Sir Hans Soane was
ninety three. Michael Angelo and Titan.
the great masters of art lived to ninety
six. These, surely, are instances enough to
stimulate the individual that wishes 10 live
long, not 10 forget &c. cultivate the intellec-
t,.l f.cnIt;as aud atian rhila he IL
attending to the ply steal aids of exercise,
cleanliness, and Temperance. We nil think
too much of the body and neglect the
higher and diviner parts within us; we
cleanse the temple and adorn its pillars, but
we forget that the dweller therein also re.
quires attention and care.
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Special Notices. sHI

.AsrtsS shs Ssmssr HAT kss JESSE psss.
ed away, thoussnds Of sufferers from dysentery and
diarrhea have been relieved by the use Of hoe-
LETTERS BITTERs q medicine which Is evident
~ destined to maintain q permanent place In the
public estimation. Bilious diarrh9a ID one OF
Those diseases which battles the skin of the pbys-
clan. The medicine they administer to act upon
the bowels never seems to reach the source # the
evil The difhculty il, to get a remedy that will
reach all the digestive organs, and give them sim.
uItaneously a rush of yigor to rid themselves VI
this disease This problem ID solved by the Bitters,
which never fails to conquer, the most stubborn
II is only fair to say that during the season
Just closed, this medicine has achieved more cures
than any other ever presented to the public; and
during the fall, when that terrible scourxs-the f.
aud sgue-is prevalent, the Bitters will gain
fresh fame.
For sale by Drug gists aud dealers generally, ev--
rywhere. oetlo
A0ftoscav's PSsfs. EnssetsstOs SD
premature decay, slow and lie-destroying f'rr aud
the chronic consequences of neglected. yniptuns of
disease, may lie expelled. the eleventh hour,
by few doses Of this sterling msiiriis. IL act. 49,
an Alternative as well as purifier of the ,L-i and
nias " oatSty taecu W tcutotSr - WI ~
Of all ages. --s -.1 go 90 sft G....l
Sold ut the Mandatory, No. 81 M"i,i"n Lane.
New York, and by all d. uggisfs. at pa .issi,- and
81 per box. 81" s-ss ie tiiP - ortl"
The Blood q the Lffs.-.N1 more shall
the poor sufferers In country isngui-h their
constitutions raeked and torn by strung aud dan
gerous mineral medicine; the, will cone to the
fountain Of health, found In simple herbs snd roots
from natures storehouse. TIE MOUNTAIN
HERB PILLS, Of innocent mountain i.iants conl-
posed will re,ch aud stop their distress. and c~u-e
the blood, renewed and cl.absed. to carry through
the body the elements of health building ~ the
broken constitution, and carrying life aud health,
but for them would have been the wreck Of hope
the feeble af suffering, at last ended by the
Geld hand u death. DO not let prrjudics ove'ccme
your better reason do not look upon these Pulls A.
only like others; do not let your despair, after
trying every thing ehe, prevent You from trying
th--e Ths blood must be Ture, aud then sickness
h impossible. What great and yet simple truth
is this it sppels ~ Tho common sc,re Of sb; u II
the great key -stone Of the healing art. ~ DS0Ns
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS will purify and
! cleanse 10 rs sure the win rise Tomorrow
HB- Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are scid by all
\ Medicine Dcal.rv t-i sugt
4
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a. TER AND JOINER, Is prepared to do any
thing arpertainng TO either OF the above branches.
Particular attention paid 10 the fitting up of Store
Rooms; also to the building of Barns, Mills, Fac-
tories, and Dwelling Houses, la town country.
Mills lifted up to orsler whenrequired. Those wish
ing work done will please give "A call, as 4 will
always be ready at shoi test notice.
B1- Terms easy. shop ON Third street, botyseei
Chestnut and Cherry, ON alley. marl2-6mf
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patents GRASrED.-The following pa
tents were granted TO Indianians on the | lth
inst: as I.,' esd ...,..-f ... f-
Henry B. Ramsey, of indianapolis for
Improvement in harvesters. .r,a.
Andreas Maurer, Of New Carlisle, for inn
provement in seed planters.
Joseph Andrew Stephan, of Lafayette, for
improvement in adjustable rails for replacing
cars on the track. "i
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-.st4 r4 Is. Odd. PITTsBURG, Oct. IL, N
River twenty-three inches at Glass House
and falling v Weather wet. 4tt..--
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AMERICAN '''7.I 70 p
Wholesale Clothing House.

VV<ssN Iks1BS II 10, THE WsHOLR
- Clothing trade of the West was comparatively
Of small amount, aud confined almost exclu-
sively to retail business in the larger towns and
cities alone. Now this line of Good. has become
almost indispensable part Of the stock of every
general Dry Goods store from the crowded city to
the cross-road stand. Like all changes in trade
however, this one has not been produced except for
the best of reasons. Among these ara the great
saving ct material by cutting "a large quantity of
garments together--the superior work aud speed of
sewing machines in manufacturing---the great saw
ing of time in waiting for your sturn at the Tai
lors-the uncertainty Of thea getting a salts
factory "fit.' and above all the saving of at least
half the east ot the garment i'm the price For
number Of years this has only been q part of o,ir
general Dry Goods business, but we have male
arrangements to devote our whole house exclu-
sively TO it alone with such lines Of Notions and
Furnishing Goods will be necessary and desirable
In that trade. Believing that the trle interest of
the trade will he to sustain in this enterprise
we would respectfully announce that we now have
on hand one of the largest and most desirable
stocks Of WELL MADE CLOTHING that was
ever offered 10 the trade of the West.si I-ti. d
We respectfully solicit a call from all our old
friends and the trade generally. We charge moth
ing for SNORING goods, and much if you buy
them We are prepared TO sell 10 all prompt time
bnyers as lowas any house in the trade. A liberal
discount also made on all cas-. sales, es'I s., III
III WIN. L. FRENCH a CO.,
sepj ffIf~ D kal %, No. ~ Main street.
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1HThe gonnersville 7ymesgives the fol-


lowing account of an attaek upon sonae
boys 10y deer: l AL FFsl4 s|fF
A few, days i5o, three sons Of lEpilriinI
JOnrey, who resides in Fairyiew township,
aged respectively 10, II, and IA years, went
TO the woods to gather hickory nuts, While
they were engaged in That occupation a
tame deer, belonging to John Bates, of
the same neighDorhood, attacked them.
Tie deer frst caught the eldest boy on its
horns, aud tossed him in the air. 10 .. i-...
The boy fell among some logs and there
lay with his head fast between them, and
while i'm that position the animal endeavored
to gore him with its horns, but he was
shielded from its tIrusts by the logs. The
next eldest boy, seeing the danger of his
brother, attacked the deer, which turned on
him and also tossed him into the air. The
youngest boy then made at the deer, and
was likewise tossed into the air, but fell on
the animals back, which frightened it and
caused il to run towards fence close by
The little fellow fell off and escaped to the
feuce. The deer then turned aud recon-
menced its attack on the two. oldest boys,
while the youngest started to the house for
assistance. N.He returned at length with bis
father and dog. They found the deer
stamping the boys, WIN had become ex-
lIausted, and were lying helpless on the
ground. The dog instantly chught the deer
by the throat and threw it to the ground,
but let it go. when he was again set upon
it and chased it ont of sight The dear has
since been found dead. f.s.. -.l,
20 The two oldest boys were severely in
jured, but are recovering. They showed
great bravery in the fight, but the horned
animal was too much for them, and they
would probably have been killed, had not
aid opportunely arrived. .'aI. .t.- FL.
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EVANSVILLE TEA STORE:


IEOHERE.RS, ~ .fLL CONNIE r.
~ cial centres like Boston, New York, and
Evansville. business is gradually classifying itself,
thus affortliig goods to dealers and consumers at
better rates; therefore, resolved that we deal In
TEA. TOBACCO. afe., nc, Instead OF general gro-
C.ries. Fff ANA E.ftNH. tfl go
We beg leave To call attention to onr large aud
we'll selected stock Of goods in our line -
loo chests and eadidies assorted Teas.
lOO boxes Tobacco. rr -.
10000 Cigars. .-..lg.f ttl
o bbls Hacking. y, = b..
ca boxes Ground Spices. ~
p bbls Vinegar. IA
81 gross Gates Matches.
20 bags Grain Pepper and Spice. .'t
100 bdls Wrapping Paper.
, 50 reams Writing do rFr
4,2oO Paper Bags, assorted sizes. yefy convenient
for retail purposes. f.-.- f....,.y POL,
Mustard, in small and large tin cans. -.
Common and fancy Candies, Butterssotcl, &C.,
with many other articles usually Kept in such
stores. - ~st u llI l.l III ia IE
Speaking Of Teas, let it be undcrsteod that we
are anxious 10 sell Tea and viii sell good Tea at
45c. soc, 6oc, &C, Toe, 75c, sic, sc, 81, and sl2o
per pound i..a- !. .n.-..sya "A ut..Tettal 4
We also have Teas put up Ia 2. 4 AMI n caddies
TO order, to sell to families II you want good
and cheap Tea. call For the present in Po-
seys BE OK after the 10th If OcteLer, In Fosters
new Block, ON firit street. 30 u tt..L
BE- Call and got some Tea a..s..E :. A.. a
--.ir~-".-'-1 T. - - Il. II. sABIN co. !
re- Rags want.l, for Groceries or Cash. =, -.
U.fr.s Il aotlyf
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ADMINISTRATORS kOTICE.-NOTICE 7
81 hereby given thar the undersigned has been
appointed Adniinistrator Of the estate Of Andrew
H. Rrskins, late of vanderbnrgh county, deceased.
All persons Indebted to said estate required a.
make immediate pay mcnt to INC, and all persons
having claims against said estate are required Ia
present them, duly authenticated according to law
The estate is solvent. ANDREW ERSkINE,
se.i -lId13tw 4. Administrator
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North Atlantic Steamship CO..!
KDEGEL8R THROEGH LIVE To

DEGEL3H THROGGH LINE To
n SAN FRANCISCO, via Panama Railroad,
and connecting only with steamers Golden Gate,
Golden Age, John L. Stephens, and Sonora, Of the
Pacific MdH Steamship Com saRyat PaRaEid, Direct 70
AspiRUdH. The splendid steamships 8 EstF q
/ BALTIC, ADEIATIC, AND ATLANTIC,
Having been entirely refitted and adapted to the
California trade, will hereaf above, leav-
ing This port ON the 5th and Goth Of each north,
from the foot of Canal street, North River.
no Passengers and Mails will Ice forwarded 10y
Panama Railroad, and connect at Panama " 18th the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Magnificent
steamships, which will be in readiness and leave.
Immediately Cor San Francisco. They will DE en-
barked free OF expense from Railroad, by Compa-
ny's steamboat IA BOGA.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
Steerage passengers found i'm cooked provisions,
bedding, and attendance. IT is believed that the
Recommendations afforded 10y the above ships
surpassed by any in the world. The public are in
formed that the p. NJ. s. S. Co. always have ONE
or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama,
ready for sea- TO avoid any possible detention OF
Passengers or Mails, and embark their passengers
by steamboat. '
For psssae apply at the only Office of the Conn
pauy, ON the Wharf, foot of Canal street. North
River, To ''. WILLIAM III. WlCkHAM.
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II =. CR.lJNE, EORW:xRDI.N'G
Commission Merchant,
No. Souri, WATER STREET. EVANSVILLE

=
GyTOR.AGR W.l.V.TRD.-.we are prepared
~ to store I'm our Fire Proof Warehouse, any
quantity Of Grain, Produce, or Merchandise, the
most liberal terms. y ~. ~
Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular
care will be taken Of Household Furniture, Agri.
cultural Implements and all kinds Of Goods or
wares liable TO damage from damp or rust.
Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates
by the month, or longer when desired.
Il Warehouse located corner Of Locust street and
w. and II. Canal, and most convenient for shipping
by River or Railroad Apply to
APPS ILi 80 GEO. FOSTER A co.
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s}sh O. ESssSsx.
EXFHEss CI:HP.f.NF.
I.CE 2

CLEAR THICK ICE FROM LAKE PEPIN
-"R. p. @ WRlLKI, 1T TIM
OLA earnest solicitation Of many persons, has
concluded 20 distribute portion Of his SPLENDID
LAKE PEPIN ICE TO the citizens Ct the town. by
leaving IL at their doors from wagons Ho viii en-
deavor 10 begin the business tomorrow morning
The ice is as clear crystal-solid as a rock,
and THIRTY inches i'm thickness lie is sorry
that the original cost and heavy expenses OF pro-
curine IL, will not allow him to put the price 40
low TO consumers as he would wish but he is per-
suaded that when its durability and superior quail
ties fully tested, il will be found cheaper than
any other to be had, and when the account for the
whole seasons ice is footed up, the total expense
will not DO found TO be greater thar the sum paid
for our ordinary ice in common seasons.
Those who wish q regular supply at their store
or dwellings will please leave their orders az p. G.
0hILEfb counting room. jelo
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Fall stock.
HERE M.AEsE .LVST RECEFE.ED

~ Fall stock Of Foreign aud Domestic
Dry Goods, Notions, Bofs. Shoes, Hats. crl~. Bon
nIs, and Millincry Goods, which we arc srlling
40 j, the river this Fall will pay more fr goods,
adding expenses, than they cosli h..y. bought
them NJ ia Evansville There being determina.
ton here to sell as low as any Western city, and
our stocks Of Goods are large aud frst-rat- this
season, and getting more so every year. The nlo,l
crn mode OF doing business seems to be TO 'buy
oftcn, and close at home thereby saving lime and
freight and insurance. No merchant in this sec
ton of country go up the river this Fall to buy
Go..is and save anything thereby. ....
We cordially invite the Trade to call and examine
our stock. We have on our first floor Dry Goods
|. our second floor, Boots and Shoes, dc.
Our third floor, Hats and Caps.
Good stocks Of each, which We will sell low
Give Us a call. ..I. t....... -'...-
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EVANSVILLE NURsERY.
wyAR SER s(RfR r. II M n ElPTER .N

II Thousand well grown Frnit Trees which he
offers Q" the public cheap for cash. Nursery one
mile from Evansville GU the Newburg road. Res
idcnee in EIliott's Enlargement. All orders will
receive prompt attention, II addressed to
anSdifw2m PHILIP HOFFMAN,.
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RIVER ITEMS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Lehigh, Cincinuari- sF-gr Interchange, Louisville,
Kate May, Memphis Union, ! do =
GoOdy Friends, 50. Louis. Kate French, do
Martha Putnam, do .Dsubloon,A 80 do
Tempest, Nashville Charley Bowen, Cairo. d
Chancellor, New Orleans. John Rsine, New Orleans
Silver Star, Paducah. Line Eayes, 8. Carroliton.
Sam Kirkman, Memphis. Aida, Evansville, a. p
X. M Patton, Lou'ville. silver Star, do ell.
S5th Parallel, do Greenvillr, do -
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DEPARTED.

Lehigh, st. Louis. Union, Green River.
Kate May, Cincinnati. Kate French, Hen back
Goody Friends, Pittsb'g. Doubloon, N. Orleans.
Martha Putnam Gin. Charley Bowen Evsnsv
Tempest, Louisville. Interchange, Memphis.
Chancellor, do John Raine, Louisville.
Silver Star, Evansville. Lue Eaves, Evansville.
Sam Kirkman, LOu'ville Aids, Cannelton-
r. NJ. Patton, Tenn Riv. Silver Star, Paducah
35th Parallel, N. OrleansGreenville, Green River.
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gAi-.is.s ..-a. 3 ~ ~ Is --.t.z
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(vO G.K OK.sFBRs-'

~ - dozen 10 can Fresh Cove Oysters, n' -
30 do 2fb can do do do. ls.H-
just received and for sale by ~ -I-. ..ia
sepl6 GEO. FOSTER co.
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UkUsAEs.-M "A ~, cL TN X 3,
- shoc. Nail, Teeth, Paint Narnish (large or
smaii, Pencil, Painters, busting, Counter BUSTERS
S'rab, Hoes, and whitewash, with all other kinds
of Brushes You can ask for a Drug store, can be
bought very chsapo If { -
octt0s -IomEsI N.S.THOMPSON, Druggist.
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GP 1CESsf 0PxCRs - FRO.u TINE
~ oldest establishment in the United States
whole ground, warranted to give satisfaction or
no charge, for sale at laaf 81 VlCkERY BROS.
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BPEEfAITN NOTICES.


Mrs. WiusloWs m sxpeTienosd nurse
eud female Phyalcigl, fhaa . scpthiug esrup FOR
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process o. irrihins ~ sqeniuy ihe gums, reducing
all alinhammatioh vac aiiay al phin, ahd u surs n
will giyerctt 10 youselves end ftiief ana health 10
your infansh Perfectly sase IA ali chkeh, See ad-
veitisei8ept N anott eoltinn sa Z, \, tloes le7
Houeways Pille-sFof tn 10 Periodical
irreguisrtiea Incidental 20 The weaker sex this al
blush Of womanhood TO the ripeness Of old age, Il
may he taRen as an aid intisorant, or expeIant, u
strengthens the fading energies occasloned by lasa
tude or long llfei revitaii1ing the blood, andre
oruiting the debiiitated system. rts H rarf
Sold at TIE mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane,
New YORK, and by all drugghts, At e5o Ose., and o.
per box or pot. lyaO-d&wlw
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NNANEtHNfNE llA INV AN arr NJ
tiona Of the Lungs or Throat are invited TO call
At On WoLFE's CIRciNNA1I INaTGTUTE, whore this
class OF maladieB 10 treated exclusively on the oet
improved method OF indicating air for lnhalatiOni
In @ nnection with constitutional treatment.
Those who cannot visit the Institute, but are de-
airOus OF employing Mcdloated Inhalation at homo,
Will have oiroulaf sent to them containing a full
description Of Medioated Inhalation and list Of
questions respecting dqease IN the chest which, BY
atancos to form proper opinion Of the case, and
prescribe and forward hv express or Otherwise tae
engraving ahoYe,l with full diseotionsi TO be used
At home. In this way, fhavo treated patients with
entire success, after therhome phyaioians hadpro-
nounced them hopnlcHsly inourable. w
For the circular enolose postage stamp, and
address, ~. - -,-
DR. n K. WOLFE,
BOX eaio, Cincinnati, ohio.