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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-07
An honest farmer was invited to at

An honest farmer was invited to at.
tend party at village squires one eve,
ming when there was music, boath vo
cal and instrumental. On the follow
ing morning he met one of the guests,
who said:
'Well, farmer, how did you enjoy
yourself last night? Were not the
quartettes eXcellent?'
why, really, sir, can't say said
he, 'for | didn't taste 'em; but the pork
CHOPS were the finest l ever ate.'
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-07

a mean man in New York refused to pay
a poor sewing woman for making eight shirts
at eight cents each because they were not
stitched well. He also refused her two dol
lars, which she deposited as security for the
return Of the shirts, when she took the me-
terial to make up. The Mayor, however
compelled him to return the two dollars, and
its pity there is no law to punish such
scamps for an act like this. se
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-07

many, were grievous at the time and hard t,
Be borne, we have had so much of good
luck and prosperity, that when / thinl
back over the past, the misfortunes are Sc
covered up with blessings, that see only
brightness and beauty over all the way. 81
Don't get discouraged And she. stoopet
again, and left her kiss upon her brow as o
old. f,..-.t.. ~
And though he hal lost his thousands
though his heart was sore over treachery o
trusted friends, though his plans Of future
speculation had to be abandoned, though his
bank had suspended, and his railraad opera
tons dead loss-his heart rose from its dcs
pondency, and seating himself by his pleas
ant, uncovered window, in his old arm
chair, with his wife by his side, he bade Car
rie, the second, open the piano and play ar
accompaniment, while he sang the follow
ing:
"when the black lettered list to the Gods pre-
sented,
A list Of what Fate for each mortal intends;
At the long string Of ills. kind angel relented,
And cast in three blessings, wife children an,
friends.
In vain surly Plato declared he was ceated, .
That justice divine could not compass his ends,
The scheme of mans fall he maintained was defeated
And earth becomes heaven, with wife, children an,
friends. .r r.........- .... fr
The stock Of our bliss when in stranger hands vested
The fund, i'll secured, oft in bankruptcy ends
But the heart issues bills that never pretended
When drawn on the firm of wife, children an,
friends. tr.. ...--..-, .... 4. E..sr. .sasa t-s
The storm cloud passed over, and tn,
ernest, energetic man, full of power ant
force, gathered up his strength and went
forth to his bus ness, and righted up in 4:
few days what he had, in his moments Of
despondency, set down as an utterly bank
rupt concern. --astf#af rsln.a@ IaueHar}
There Is many man who sinks down il
hopeless desponcency, for want of a pleasin
word and cheerful look; many a one, in
time of powerful pressure and misfortune, by
cold words ofrcproach and murnuring, h,s
been driven from the paths of duty anG
honesty, to crime, insanity, andeven suicide
many a one, too, by reckless and wild spec
ulation, by spurning all counsel anl helr
from her, who it compelled to bc sufltre,
in all his mistakes, has worn ont cheerful
and faithful heart, ani brought upon him
self the torturcs Of wailng and cruel spri
that goaded him through all his future
years-a spirit that might, hal it been al
lowed to sympattlise and cheer have stail
and strengthened his steps through all TIN
changing vicisitudes of life, and gone witt,
him, in trusting faith AMI love, to the end Of
earth's pilgrimage, blessing and being bless
ed. ..... ....,...r.-r ..' .f nH sraf a.f ..sa
In time of trouble let wives be cheerful
and ready to bear their part of the burthcns
and husbands fail not to trust and honor
them with confidence and low. a.r.E.sss F..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-07

AT herecent Canadian Snow shoe
races, in Montreal, man ran four
miles in twenty nine minutes and three
seconds.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-07

The man who takes the CoURIEE and
pays for it in advance, is truly blest, for his
crops never fail-his potatoes never rot-the
weeyel never eat his wheat-his COWS never
'lay out" or die---his horses never balk, or
have the colic-his pigs all have twisted
tails, and never squeal-his wife never
scolds-his babies never 'squalr' during the
night-he is never troubled with corns, gout,
toothache, or sore-eyes-he is wise to his
own interests, and WILL prospcr-and his
conscientious scruples never trouble him, for
he does his duty-pays the printer.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-07

The Risinoni Eaquirer advocates the
nomination Of Henry A. Wise by the Charles
ton Convention in 1850.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-07

Why is man paying his note Of hand
like a father going to see his children. Be-
cause he meets his Responsibilities.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-07

Poverty runs strongly to fun. \ man
never so full ofjokes as when he is reduces
to one shirt and two potatoes.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-07

Everything has its use. Were it not for
flies, people in summer would sleep two hours
longer than they do, and thus lose the best
part of the day-the portion devoted to sun
rise and meadow larks.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-07

Frederick Williams, a direct descendant of
Rorger Willimas, the founder Rhode of Island,
died suddenly at Cranston; r. l., last Tues
day. lie was eighty years old. He lived
on the farm occupied by the first son of
his great ancestor.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-07

At Rock Island, on Tuesday last, no.
torioua place called the "Cape Horn House
was completely riddled by a n'lmber of citi
zens. Some of the parties in the affair hav,
been arrested.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-07

An frishman, being asked on late trial, for
a certificate of marriage, barred his head and
exhibited large scar, which looked as
though it might have been made with "a fire
shovel The evidence vas satisfactory.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-07
The Slave Auction.
or ELDER HENRY CHAPMAN, (coL'p.)

6r ELDER HENRY CHAPMAN, (coL'D) A''''.
Why stands she on the Auction standp
That girlso young and fair: n
What brings her to that dismal place?
Why stands she weeping there?
Why does she raise that bitter cry'' ri Ii
Why hang her head with sheme,s Al -
As now the auctioneers' rough voice
So rudely calls her name?
But see Eshe graspsa manly hand, -
And in a voice so low
As'scarcely to be heard, she says, Z p, -.,--. q. 8
my brother, must gos" sifI,f.5i.n
moments pause amid the vail
or agouixing woe:
This answer falls upon the ear
f. i"Yes, sister, you must CO."
NO longer can my arm defend = Er.ss ses-
No longer can save
Ny sister from that horrid fate
That waits her As slave" .-...
All now know why she is there---r.~,. .eg
She came there to be sold;
That lovely form--that noble mind ..-gn .T
Must be exchanged for gold.
s.Ee-H sSs 81 ~ .salf ~ssE
Oh God my very heartstrngs cry,
Dost thou these scenes behold /" "9.f b. af
In this. our boasted Christian landa -,
And must the thruth be told?
Blush, Christian :! for the horrd shame
In Freedoms land we see; IEA
Ahhor the crime-detest the deed.
B And let the Slave go free. f7rf 81: :1a.'@'-i'
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-07

The Democratic Senate of New Jersey re-
fuse to go into the election of United States
Senator from that State bee ause the House
is overwhelmingly opposed to the Democracy,
and would, of course, elect an anti Democra-
tic Senator.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-07

The lady who knit brows, has commenced
4 pair of socks.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-07

"Oh, George don't get discouraged" said
sweet Carrie Linton, as she stood by her
husbands side one bright moonlight sum
rner evening. ~ know the season has been
harl anil ha, ha ] tr;Sl ,,.,a.x,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-17

Is step by way Of progress n ihe Healing Art II is
adapted for Sores lumors. Wounds and every kind OF
external inhammatory difficulty, Of whatever name or
nature. man or beast Made only by c. z. WHIT
TEN, Lowell Mass. % cents per box. The usual dis
counts 70 the trade Sold by druggists. "Anont thy
self and be healed"
IHB GOLDEN SALvE-A Omar HEALING REMEDY.
1t is with much pleasure announce the advent Of
THIS new article in our city which has met with such sig
nal success in Lowell whore It is made that the papers
have teemed with cases Of truly marvellous They
chronicle one whore the life Of lady recently saved
"a case Of broken breast another where the life OF a.
enid was savod-a Of chatting another Of a lady
whose face much disfgured by scrofulous humor,
which was brought 10 healthy atton IN few days. all
so another n an old man, who had his foot for
twenty yoars-curod ia few weeks. Our citizens will
not be slow in getting at It's merits, and will herald 10
over the land B0sf0n Hordid lG5Ss
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Deaths.


In West Dangille, June 3, Of consumption, Alkaline
daughter of Mr. Isaac Hunt, aged Is years. months
and days.
In Danyiue, June Z widow Hannah Merrill, aged %
years
In Pcaoham. April 4, Mr.. Levi Fish, aged IS years.
Printers in n, Y please notice.
In Northfeld May % Ellen l.. King, aged 10 years,
month and % days
In Lancaster Grant County, Wis, May rs, Mrs. Ase
nath Barber wife Of Hon Jed Barber, formerly of Fair
field, VT, aged so years,
At ST. Adams Bay, May 25. Of cancer in the stomach
Jarvis A. Barstow Esq, in the 5lst year Of his age.
In westport, n Y, April l6, Lncretia NJ wife Of Dr.
VIM ii, Richardson, and daughter Of the Hon. Harmon
Northrup, of Fairfield, VI aged "a years.
In Northheld, May 81, Eddie, son Of AFRO and Han
nah Kent aged years Also, May 49, Freddie, son Of
S. B. Maxam, aged years.
In Rochester, May 10Th, Mrs. Anna Eaton Goodno
wife Of Mr.. Kitrdge II. Goodno, aged 25 years.
In East Montpelier June 2, Mrs Ruby wife Of Alon-
20 Snow, aged Al years.
In Marshfeld, April TO- George Henry son of Harvey
and Mary Speaeer, aged years and months.
in Newport, April 23d, Mr.. Norman W Daggett, son
of Joel x Daggett, aged q years.
Also, June 3D. Mr.. joel r. Daggett, aged 50 years
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rRoM cALIroRN1A AM urAH.

ST.. Loufe, June l3th.-The California
overland mail of the goth May, arrived last
night.
The proprietors of the San Francisco
Evening Bulletin were fined 500 each for
publishing Mrs. Sckles' confession
A party of Lieut.. Bears men had been at
tackled at Utah Springs by Mohave Indians.
The passengers report 5000 Texans en-
campcd near Fort Belknap, for the purpose
Of exteminating the Caddo reserve Indians
The Governor of Texas had called for U. ;.
troops to proceed against the maraudors, and
three companies of Dragons, under Major
Van Dorm, were on the way from Forts Wash
tia and Bcknap.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-17
MOTORpATI1Y

little work with this tide has Just been published by
Dr. II, HALsrED the proprietor and physician Of the
Round Hill Water Cure az Northampton Mass. 1t is
devoted to an exposition Of this new system oil curing
dsease,-ts principles and manner OF applcation,-its
successful results IN practice which have confirmed Its
author in "the faith that is in him. of It's pre-eminent
merits, and led him, after many years experience 10
adopt 1t IN preference 70 any other also, history and
description Of numerous Of chronic diseases Of both
sexes, which have been successfully treated by this sys
TEN at Round Hill We have read this little book with
much interest and pleasure. and commend it 20 the at
tenuon Of inyads suffering from the effect Of chronic
disease Dr. Halsted has devoted many years with en-
thusasct ardor TO the practice Of his avoro theory
and the names Of many Of our best citizens, of their per-
sonl knowledge attest ne preeminent vnlueJOprn1f
and Courier, Ncc Hareq.
Nurn.-lnvahds will save money and time by entering
az once improvement in diseases OF women for the
" which Dr. II is celebrated. Spinal complaints
and most chronic difficulties Is far rapid 10 the cool
months. Circulars sent gratis Motorpathy for Is cts
$3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-17

THE MouNr VERNON FUND. - Another
instalment of ten thousand dollars has been
paid over by Mr.. Riggs, the Treasurer, to Mr..
Washington. Out 100000 purchase mon
CIV. only about $50, 600 now remain to be paid.
But. apart from the sum requisite for its
proper maintenance and safe guardianship,
the Regent ascertained from reliable sources
that it will require about 500, 900 to restore
the grounds and make the repairs necessary
to arrest the rapid decay now going on. -
Therefore the Regent will not be able to au-
thorize the closing of the last payment until
a sufficient sum has been secured to cancel
the instalment and to meet the responsibili-
ties assumed as soon as the purchase is con-
cluded.
To "Pray, don't attempt to darn your cob
webs" was Swift's advice to a gentleman of
strong Imagination and weak memory, who
was laborously explaining himself
PMS FOR RHEUMATISM 1t is at length a
settled fact among intelligent medical practi-
TONERS, that Rheumatism must be cured, if
cured at all, by medicines administered inter
nally There is no better way Of administer
ing medicine than to give it in the form of
pills. AT present there may be dozen kinds
Of pills more or less recommended in the
treatment of Rheumatism; but none are Of
Importance except Billings Rheumatic Pills
These Pills are widely celebrated They
possess great power on the liver, and do eff
feet bona fde cures Of rheumatism and Neu-
ralsia. Possessing peculiar power to affect
the liver, these pills are the best known rem
edy for all liver diseases and for diseases
which are the result of disordered liver,
such as Dyspepsia, Lasstude, Jaundice, Sick
Headache, &c -Four pills are a never failing
cathartc dose. Their Alternative effect is OBJ
tanned by taking them in doses of single
pill.
A STRONG ARRAY.--It would take one
half of our paper for tho mere publication Of
the names of those who have been benefited
by the use Of Readings Russia Salve, the
remedy of the age. 1t speedily cures cuts,
burns. bunions, wounds, chapped hands, cry
sipclas. scads, etc Sold everywhere for %
cents box.
HAVE YOU THE DYSPEPSIA: tho Asth-
ma, the Liver Complaint, or General Debili-
" does your food distress you Do you
suffer from nervous irritation or ennbi p
Take the Oxygcnatcd Bitters which cures all
these
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BRANDRETHrs PILLS,

COMPOSED WHOLLY OF VEGETABLE MATTER,
are found by experience be harmless the most ten
der age or the weakest Frame under every stage Of hui
man suieringi the most pleasant and benign in their
operation that were ever offered the world and at the
same time the most certain in searching out the root of
any complaint, however deep and of performing cure
b, BRANDRETH, MD.
Sold at No 20I Canal street, Brandreth's Building also
by l.. Il: PIERCE and FRED. Il. SMITH, Montpelier,
W, and by all respectable dealers in medicine. 46.49
" See advertisement Of DIR. Sanfords Liver Invgo-
rator In another column. ll;62
w AoRNTs WANTED IN THIS STATE to canvass with
the GOLDEN SALyR Sells rapidly Can make good
pay For terms, So send stamp
Foo c. ?. WRITTEN, Lowell, Mass.
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Marrtagrs.

In Warren, June l2th by ID. " Ransom, Esq, Mr.,
Henry b Cady Of Northfcd and Miss Livania Sterling
OF Warren.
In Hydepark. Sunday Eve. May /, Mr.. Harvey ii.
Bundy and Miss Julia A. Gould, both Of II.
In East Montpelier May 2S Mr. Orys S. Toby and
Miss Nancy llargin, both Of Calais.
In Rochester, May 81, Mr.. Geo. w Harvey OF Wood
stock, and Miss Caroline C. Brown of Goshen.
In Norwich, June /, Mr.. Richard Waterman and Miss
Abby C. Pierce, both Of N, Also, May Is, Mr., Elias C.
Foote and Miss Susan A. Ellis, both Of Iheiiord.
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DIKE's PURE OHIO CATAwBA

DIX ELS PU RE OHIO CATAW IA
Il BRANDY.-rhe undersigned have been duly APP
pointed by the manufacturers in Cincinnati Agents for
the sale OF PIXIES SPLENDID CATAWBA BRAN
by
Pure Brandy has for long time been desideratum in
community in Of extreme debility, Weak Lungs
Stomach, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, etc. SO difficult
has il been procure anything like pure article unless
AT an enormous price, that II has often been dispensed
with when actually necessary, account Of the expense
the fear Of obtaining aduerated article. These
objections obviated by the introduction into
market Of PeS Pure CdtapbG Brandy, which receives
the sanction Of the State Assayer for purity as his GER
tfcate of analysis demonstrates
INVA LIDS,
and all others who require perfectly reliable Brandy Of
choice and delicate favor depend upon this with
dence 10 its genuineness and beneficial effects in
above stated
analysts Of Pites Pure Catd,eba Brandy.
F8oM G. r. JACKSON, Mass. State Assayer
No 30 Somerset 81, Boston, Oct 49, 6S.
hereby certify that have this day made chemical
analysis Of a sample Of s. n. Pike & Co.'S Catawba
Brandy aud that have found adulterating ingredi
ents improper substances in il. IL is BRANDY
long TO brandy I would recommend it for medicinal
uses. CHARLES T. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
State Assayer.
We prepared to furnish the above named Brandy,
in original packages by the (botedl at the
factvrr prices aud may also be obtained by city and
town agents the Mass State Agency l59 MIX Street,
Boston.
WILSON, FAIRBANK d. CO.,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
43 40 HANOVER STREET, BOSTON.
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v u. DOIINN IEGETIBLE
Il 4 l. 81 II G u LTX TR.


3 4 / S 4 II G q / I X TR.
We would say to the people that this medicine has
been sold throughout Ncw England for upwards Of thirty
years. and has always been warranted TO give entire SAT-
i,con. and have yet learn Of the first where
The people dissatisfied, whore they wanted their
money back. We still warrant IT, and if any person, af-
ter using it, wants his money returned, he has only to
notify the agents or propretors and will be refunded
at once. What more can say Do YOU want large
Almanac filled with certificates that nobody believes -
II you anything than this, ask Of your
cIhhurs that have used the article, and f they tell
THAI it is the best medicine for
COUGHS, COLDS. WHOOPING COUGH.
Group, Asthma, and all diseases Of the Throat Chest
and Lungs, and all diseases tending 10
CONSUMPTION,
buy and fyou like it, please in turn tell your acquun
tanccs TO IL and remember this fact that when YOU
ind medicine that does all that the proprets "a, it
will then alNpysuse ii when necessary, and never change
for a article that may be worthless.
Ifyou wish to try n. II. DowNss ELIXIR, and it is
not kept in your town, ask Your Druggist Merchant
TO order small supply of my Agents, j. NJ HENRY
SONS, Waterbury, Vt, or Of most any Wholesale
Druggist in New England New York or Canada. They
will furnish circulars il you order them.
The Price Of tks article 80 cents ard S00 per 50t}c
and for Yrtai bottles 2j cents
The trial bottle have not put up until within a few
months We do t now that all may give it a trial at
the least possible expense.
Beicaye Of C0W3tsrfeitsl
Remember the genuine Is warranted and is signed with
pcn, with my name. \. II. DOWNS
Trial bottles, 25 cents For sale by all Druggists in
Vermont. 96j2
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vFyzsx YOUTH AND MANHOOD

Il sale and Retail. Fourth Of July Committees, and
Others supplied with large small Our works
warranted to be of the largest sizes the safest fire.
the lowest priced, and the best quality. For distant
transportation, convenience in packing and saving of
freight, would recommend our New Portable Fire
Works Also Torpedoes and Chinese Pistol Crackers,
in the largest quantities and the lowest prices ogeth
with all the other varieties of large and small fire
works by the Dozen gross Gold Medal awarded to
this firm by the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics
Association, "For best Fire Works" exhibited Boston
Common Address at their old stand.
JAMES G. HOVEY CO.,
No. l49 Washington ST. Boston.
Laboratories at Cambridgeport and Brighton, Mass.
Nav l. 1859 42.4g
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PETITION FOR VORCE
To the Honorable supreme Court Of the State of Yer
mont, next to be holden Montpelier within and for
the County Of Washington, the second Tuesday OF
August, A. d. 1859
Your petitioner, Charlotte Barnes Of Barre, in the
County Of Washington humby showeth that, at Waits
he d. in Washington County, the seventh day of Oc-
toher, A. d. 1928, she was lawfully married 20 Ard
Barnes late Of said Waitsdcd, now Of parts unknown,
by Amariah Chandler, Minister of the Gospel and
from that time TO the present has performed all the du-
ties imposed upon her by the said marriage covenant
but the said Ard Barnes has wholly disregarded his du-
ties the husband OF your petitioner; and in or about
the month Of June A. D. 1854 without any Just cause,
wilfuy deserted your petitioner and has ever since re-
fused to live with your petitioner and has wholly refused
and neglected 10 furnish any support aid to your pc
oner during said space of time which said wlllu de-
sorton has continued for than three years last
past Wherefore your petitioner prays your Honorable
Court that by decree Of the same, the bonds Of matr
mony between your petitioner and the said Ard Barnes
may be dissolved, and divorce granted her by decree
Of said Court And your petitioner further shows that
the said Ard barnes resides without this State and
in part, unknown.
Dstedat Barre, this LIST day of June A. D. 1859
nrIE RAkNES
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CELEBRATED ARTI-

( IbABM En- CELEBRATED Ahll-
| 4 FICIAL LEG. = This world-renowned limb
u has been in use in Europe and America for upwards
1of twelve years, and every succeeding year
ionly to increase its popularity. The " Great Prize
Medal was awarded to Dr. Palmer in London. over
- thry-h competitors from all parts Of Europe and
IN this country wherever exhibited il has invariably re-
oeived the highest reward. Upwards Of -Four thousand
OF the Palmer Artificial Legs in use, and
presented by all degrees aud professions, Farmers Me-
chancs, LAWYERS, Sailors, Ladies, and Children, all
this uneq Jailed limb" with wonderful and natural
The Palmer Leg is adapted to crery form of
pmafon from the shortest to the longest. The patient
is enabled to walk immediately upon the application Of
the leg The limb is exact copy Of its fellow and the
mos, critical fail to distinguish It from The limbs
are very durable yet light TO be with great
comfort Palmer & Co, have supplied upwards Of fifty
individuals with tco legs EACH all Of whom walk with
surprising naturaness The recently invented artificial
arm is regarded as complete triumph in the art The
public cautioned against the circulars and advertise
ments Of eharaans and pretenders who have recently
entered the field and endeavorng deceive BY copy
ing the invention and the indirect Of the Palmer
reputation.
Persons requiring legs arms should apply TO us
the palmer Leg is the only recommended by sur
geons and physicians Pamphlets containing full infor-
nation concerning the invention free patients,
surgeons and physicians, application to PALMER
CO., No. 10 Green Street, Boston. 1902