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Observation-Disclosures
DIR. T. J. KISNER

nNENDERS HIS THANKSTO ALL, THOSE
IL who have favored him with their coma
dence and patronage, and would Inform his
friends and the people generally, that ne Will
the comlpgY QceupY his old OH ca an n
street 90 u ed ~ Hraft's Brne E$tbra Z. enf95a
sWhk6lihk VIVA ,TEhSR4 hdIitly
ed In reference to their disease, the nature and
character of which the Doctor Is able nj an
times, and under all circumstances, to deacrfbe
and to assure of the probable result and dura-
ton OF treatment. He practices the Eclectic
System of Medicine, using mild but effective
remedies, supporting instead OF Depressing
the Vital Powers. The medicines IispTI ne
him are prepared and put up in his own
Qt1iCe -E3PS4dPgS tina treatment of AF1lfs MS
eases, DR.. R1sner win give his attention 10 the
treatment Of all varieties of Chronic disease
Tint Scourge of the human rnce, ScrofnIa in
all It's varied forms, viz: Purulent Discharpes
rom the lar 50 pTeValent TqInong child ran.
Purulent Opfhalmla, OZena, Enlarged Glands
alterations, Cancers and all vnritieS of SKIN
Diseases, Will receive his special attention.
Diseases of the Throat, Lung and Heart Iiy-
er Complaints, DlaThoea, Dysentery and Piles
Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Syphilis 40.
Nervous and Spinal Affections E;nIlenSy
rheumatism md Paralysis, Diseases of Fe'
males DyemenoThea, Leucorrhea, ProlapEus
Utert, and al Painful Irregularities and Nef,
YQtt9tP lSefa koFWhieh they are n6jecf M
treats ~ The frentme 81 CF4IY.
DREN Will receive the same attention MS here
tofore. All consultations and commnnica-
lions strictly confidential, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfllly an-
SWered. Office hours from to II a AZ. 1 to
4 and to9P, NJ. -F8 ftIii2
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Valuable Lots for Sale
o. TUESDAY,, AUGUsT ae, Ises. !

At THE COURT HOUSE, IN THE CITY
IA of Wheeling, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, the undersigned, as Executor OF John
Eon, having subdlytded Square No. 8, at the
corner OF Market and John streets, into Lots
suitable for building purposes, y
WILL SELL AT PUBIC AUCTION
Four Lots fronting % teach ON John street
and extending 100 feet in depth to an alley In
as follows: ss EaI-El'7s5Il- TTI7 TT7fH' / ~
No. fronting @ feet on Market street.. - !,
No. tfonting p feet on Market street, =,
A Plat fthe Subdivision can beseen at the
the undersigned. - 49, -l,7,z>is -
Tcrms-one-halfi in cash, and the residue
IN four equal payments at six, twelve ei9h-
teen ana twenty-tour months, with intefesf
at the expense OF the purchaser, or all in cash
"I iu H. 39tion' nj 9df ~ !, II, !
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CARD.

,CHRoSTc DIsEAsE.-By the term. chronic
HlSeaSe, is generally understood one that ms
EtstcI LOT some weeks, and is not attended
generally, with fehrile reaction THESE casf-i
e4hl6lt but little tendency to recover wien
unatded, md many OF them are NOT nHIsiSo-
9le 70 the common modes OF medication All
cInIonlc diseases when treated in season IN n
teIWllSS be cured by proper means but Il M.
quires time. Audit should be borne in MIND
ny every, patient TINT in the treatment Of
chronic diseases, perseverance is nIISoiuteiy,
necessary, becAnse 1t IS rarely indeed that
quick cures are made by the most sl,iIIe5
physicians. The fact that Rcnte InaIarIJSss
run their course rapidly and must be proTnnt-
" checked lest they prove fntNl has baen n
great Stumbling block in the way OF hoth
physicians and patients In the treatment az
lSSeStrOnlc affections, md more injury ms E,feT
TnS1ifed, and more diseases fastened DeFna1
en- +as pp9n iilEaliGs by efioTts to make GuicjC
IHnTffinS 1 as class Of diseases, than by almost
SifS I1rS ease Time and patience, together
Th1nIrsj h, ,IsmediieS aud CaFa an, alSyaJ-s
e.li.SS IL e. medication of Chronic die
S,ITSt = sSIlltle lhNanS that EIlcCa ISssS n
Ss3SAsSs the SyStelR will moi fSn ,1s ~
eScltauonB consequence III IT, S - t uu9ue
should pc mild and persfstAs 81 ,ls lIiClAlon
aOnotn1al condition OF the Syil Ill me
thuS bringing 1t back to Its oFipii 81
standard. See Dr.. Hsners card IL nHsal!sIIIhy
otiice hours. nom sto l2 A. NJ, to I I'M, !
to 9P. NJ. ~ iS,s1 y t. sS1 8
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W. Va. Business COLLEGE.

Located az HortLrook's Bu7dtnJ0, No. llslS
-. Main Sired, Wheeling, ". Pd.,
X COCK now under the management Of
W w. Pryor, will resume its next session on the
iSt 9! august 1850 The same liberal and
sclentlnc course Of instruction as heretofore
SO successfully pursued, is now pursued by the
present. successor, In iI1pafting q knowledge
OF housekeeping PehmanshiP and Political
economy In addition, there, will he given
secures ea " on the subject Of Physiology. show
ing N poliic97economi sense, the tIlctiS-
OF health in the struggle for success nd 11fSs5
elnineneetp business There will also be Ofier-
Qlo young ladies' end gentlemen DESTROYS of
improving themselves IN French, the Ciassics
and English literature, and any OF the sciE
e!nSGeSs an afternoon school, rom ~ past
(. WITHIN sil >na.sas,s s,lI W. PRYOR. I
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:. > e59F5sia .9=il.E "a
."Enp GALE

T ri UfN6ERSfGNEDI OFFERS FOR
sale one GFiSt and FIGURING Mi, In con-
necti0n with our '1V0oieh Factory, situated
on Water street, Moundsville; also DWELLING
House and Lot and one Vacant Lot. The
mill contains two run Of burs and one chop
ping stone; the factory one set Of rolling e4rdsi
two breakers and condenser, one jack, l11
spindles, one picker, one SheaTing nlachlne
and SIX power looms. ASH aInEdstefnined
to sell before the first Of SpYember next any
person Wishing to purchase property OF the
kind would do wen to enquire for particulars
of - III - I4-tH % JOHN WHARRY,
auRl-2W9 ils sE MoundsVfllei w. Va
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RIvER.-The Eagle brought up a fine
trip yesterday. But little business was
done Mt the landing. The Kentom from
below arrived with a heavy cargo OF
pig metal, a portion ofwhich was dis
charged here. She departed for Pitts
burgh with the remainder. The Hard
Times from Pittsburgh for Cincinnati
arrived and departed. River falling,
with seven feet six inches in the chan
mel. .atL ~ ~ ~
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HAY OvERnoARD.-About noon yes
terday wagon load of hay was pass
ing down Market Street, the country
man who was driving the team, appaI
rently wrapt in deep meditation-pro-
baby rejecting upon the great decline
in the article; perchance of his frugal
dame at that hour engaged in prepar-
ing the family dinner, which he would
not be permitted to enjoy. Whatever
the subject, his meditations were so
deep that he fniled to note the progress
of his team, which, arriving at the cor
ner of Market and John Streets, turned
short around the corner causing the
wagon to overturn, the hay coming
down as gently as the morning dew.
1t was some moments before our rural
friend seemed to realize his mishap.
We left him with his whip under his
arm staringat the wagon with the same
distracted air which had marked his
progress down the street.
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valuable Residenee for Sale.

TON THE 22p DAY OF AUGUST, 1856, !
Aouse. IN the city 81 WEeeiine, The valuable
residence OF the late John O. EOh, on the
south east corner OF Market street and Mill
TERMS-One-third cash; balances. in Two
equal payments, at six and twelve months
with interest, secured By deed OF trust At the
expense OF the purchaser, or all cash ut his
option. nNIu31-td). ..LiLIJNNM. o. EOFF.-
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CoAuNa.-The Seventh West Virginia
cavalry, which has been stationed for
some time past in the Kanawha Valley,
is expected to arrive here on Saturday
morning to be paid of.
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THaE FoREsr FRsT1vAI.-YesterdayIH

THE FOREST yesterday
morning at the appointed hour, large
party had assembled at the depot of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, to attend
the festival got up under the auspices
of the Chapline Street Sunday School.
Five passenger cars were filed by the
happy party, everything was in readi-
ness at the proper moment, and the
train departed amid cheers and waving
of handkerchief. The excursionists
were accompanied by the Mechanics
Brass Band, which furnished the music
for the occasion. They were also proyi-
ded with an abundant supply of ice
cream and other delicacies, besides sub
stantials. Amer arriving on the ground
and perfecting arrangements, the
assemblage was called to order
DIR. Martin opened the exercises
of the day by fervent prayer. he
was followed by an address from the
Rev. James Thoburn. His theme was
1.-THE Way to be Happy" which, ao.
cording to the speaker, was in trying
to make others happy. s1 al
Or. MarEn oelng called upon, madE
n short speech on the subject of excu4
ing himself for not making speech
and concluded by impressing upon this
minds of the young persons present
the importance of early piety. Next t.
the speeches, the great feature of tbs
occasion was the voting away of very
fine album, the contestants being sey,
eral interesting young ladies. 1t wa.
awarded to Miss Hattie Martin, .
Wheeling.
The whole affair was great success
and the excursiOnists all returned ii
good spirits, well pleased with the day.
entertainment.
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WHERE Is HE3-There is said tow
man in town who wishes to purchase
soldiers discharge papers, and that he
pays literally for them. A great MANY
soldiers have been .enqpiring around
for his Office, but as yet have not sue
ceeded in finding it. Ifthe gentleman
will advertise his whereabouts he can
be accommodated with MI the dis
charges he may want. We are inclined
to believe he has left for other parts.
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Gdatattnna1.
Wheeling Female College
TWHEELING, w. va. -

THIS SUBSTITUTION, CHARTERED
u with i1H collegiate powers in 1854, and
recently reorganized under a new lBoarn OF
tute On The fiTst Wednesday in septa fii6ser
next The buildings are now iIefnfS tho
roughly ifefitted and newly furnished
In the liberality OF Its arrangements. In the
extent and con1prehen siyeness of Its course
OF study, In Its methods of tuition and gov.
eminent, and inthe ability and experiences OF
Its Board of instruction, the public may rely
upon its being filRt-class seminary. ,.5isI,9',-
Having had many years experience I'm CON-
Quoting leading Educational institutions IN
the Eastern and Middle States, l feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and the ear
and vicinity, the College will soon be able 10
extend to young ladies all the facilities for an
accomplished education to be found outsid
of our eastern metropolitan cities KS 80
II Affords me the highest satisfaction to be
" 70 nnnounce tne engagement of n corps
OF leachelS OF distinguished ability, eXpe-
nence and reputation, 1919 '
"A NORMAL DEPARTMENT viii lie Organized
the preparation OF young ladies' for the bust
a PKEP1RAToRY DEPARra1ESr VIII be
enter the collegiate. t5ETa ~ : =
The Institution will be conducted upon
principle the leading ek2rcbes Of this Nieni!
tyStthe methodist, the Presbyterian and the
Eplscopalian, being represented IN the F'acul-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TUTIoS-Ftrst Preparatory, so; second
Preparatory, 81; First Collegiate, S.; Second
Collegiate, 50; Junior, $40; Senior, $40 so;
Latin, French, German, OF other language, ST.
ing, s.; Painting in on, so; Pastel, sid Cray
on, $$ MUSIC. on Piano, $40; Use of fnstTu:
ment, e 90 Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, ID and ID
quarters, SO cents each quarter. =
b0ARD.S45; Fuel and Lights, s.; Washing
-; Weekly Board, nom Monday to Friday
night, So 50; Fuel and Lights, Si:i II n.
Bills poth for tuition and board payable in all
cases Mt the commencement of the Quarter
Sept. 9Th; Nov. 18th: Feb. 1St and April 18Th
July a, 1895. i,Is s-asf'l.,. President.
sPECTAL NoT1CE!4H Having to be absent
may be made in the interval to Hon. d. N
Hubbard, President, or TO ]. E. Wilson, ESQ.,
Secretary BORid of Directors iy5O-tf
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PoLIcE COURr.-Yesterday several
members of the 1921 New York regi-
ment were arrested for violating the
city ordinance prohibiting bathing in
the Ohio river within the corporation
limits before shutdown. They were
brought before Judge Good, and plead
ignorance of the law. Under the cir
cnmstances they were dismissed, with
warming for the future. A negro SER
want attached to the regiment, followed
the officers who made the arrest, and
underworld to induce the comrades of
the men to rescue them. For this Of
fence he was arrested and committed
to Jail. He will probably be wiser
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SYMPTOMS.

TINE SYMPTOMS :oF. CATARRH AS
they generally appear are at first very
slight. Persons ind they have cold. that
they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive to the changes Of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may be- dry, or n slight
discharge, thin and acrid, Afterwards becom-
tngIthick and adhesive. AS the disease be
comes chronic. the discharges are increased in
quantity and changed in quality; they are now
thick and heavy. and are hawked or coughed
OH The seCTeti0ns are offensive. causing a IND
breath+ the voice IS thick and nasal. the eyes
are weak the sense of the smell is lessened OF
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place
AnOther common and important SYMPTOM OF
Cntarrh is that the person is obliged to clear
his throat In the morning of thick or EliIny
muCuS, which has fnllen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the
person mny be sure that his disease Is on its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
arresting 1t.
The above arc but few orthe many Catarrh
symptoms.
A single bottle will last n montIl-to
be used three times n day.
y b. y = .
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WHEEL1Ne is famous for her manu-
facturies of Iron, Glass and the Excel
SioT BAKING, Ponder. The lastis now a
great family institution! We are send
ing it north, south, east and west! It
makes light bread and light hearts
wherever it goes. ID
Manufactured and sold by t. II. fo-
gan, q Co., and Logan, List d COZ
wholesale and retail druggists, Wheel
ing aug.1-wdSW, 50
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g. B. CALDWELL.

"A TToRNEY FOR ALL MILITARY
tfA sSlaIms, Back Pay, Bounty, Pensions, &c.
erly occupied by Caldwell & Boyd, Opposite
Bank OF WhealinG Ilup staiE8).J , It'd tf-lSFfi
= REFERENCES His ExeellenCy A. I, Bore
'1IInnS Spyernornf StWiTEInIaI F. P PefT-
rOtnt, Adiutant General ofWest Virginia 81
Brady, Cashier Merchants' and Mechanics
Bank; sR,9stt Cashier bank fswheelipg
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REAPPoINTED.-NIr. Thomas Horn
brook has been renppointed Surveyor
of this port for the next four years,
dating from the fourth of March. Dot
ring the war the position was n very i'm
Portant and trying one, requiring great
slreumspe ction and watchfulness on
the part of the incumbent. Under the
supervision of Mr.. Hornbrook, the reg
l"tlons OF the Treasury department
nave been fully carried out, and the Slu-
ties Of his office faithfully DISCHARGED
His reappointment is satisfactory owl
dence that the government bos tconf;-
dence in his ability and integritv ! :, -
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THEATRE.-This evening is set apart
for the benefit of the favorite, Miss NJ.
f. Gordon, on which occasion she will
appear in two favorite characters. BY
her correct rendition of the several
characters she has assumed during the
ComPany's stay here, she has stamped
herself as an actress of moro than ordi-
Diary ability, and has won the appreci-
alton of all theatre goers, who will, no
doubt, turn out en- masse this evening
and give her a substantial proof of their
esteem. Dir. Hamilton will, by request,
recite "Bingen on the Rhine" which,
in addition to his plays of Faint Heart
never won Fair Lady, and Pride of the
Market forms the most attractive bill of
the season. I5.
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s-7-e76 89f SALE arIlp
-. = Z Z y 49, T.
Lots for Sale.

In So,aR wheeling Or Ri9cdeto.pn.
MOS &, 81, 8, Is, II, Is and 10, In square No.
The alsoaeiots are Il, the square are below Mr..
Samuel Qtt'E-lia in a. block surrounded by
streets epd Alleys, -Four OF them hontbn the
Also, lots Nos. and 10, in square 80,
Nos and s, In square 80, lrf, 70 ,i44fId
Nos. Island 10, in squire a, -
Nos. g. and II, In SQUARE AZ,
Nos. II and II, in square SO,
No.7 in square IS,
Nos. and te, in square 10, IN rtFrTf
The above property can be purchased at
private sale, until Tuesday, July Is, when the
los Estns III 3 nnsold VII be offered at pub
Apply to THOS. OBRIEN,
4.,,,1-, 4, a., x. Real Estate Agent,
1u4itd- - - , = REGISTER Office.
The 18th day.pf August zG.II1 ~ liut2Pl
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REMEMBERING THE PRrNTER.-We
were the recipients last evening of a
nice lot of most delicious peaches, the
first we have seen the present season.
They were left at our office by Mr.. G..
Kidd, ofthe Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, for which we return him our
thanks. I-ssrs i5s.uu5 H.F
We aro also indebted to Mr.. K. for
Baltimore papers of yesterday.
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SUPREME CoURT.-Yestcrdayt the Su-
preme Court of Appeals rendered de-
cision in the case of Auditor Crane,
reversing the decision of the lower
Court, and allowing Mr.. Crane the
amount claimed by him MS due for
services as Auditor of the State.
The Court now has under consilera-
ton the case of A. w. Kelley VS.. Hol-
loway q Co. These parties were ali
formerly owners in the Virginia Iron
Works, Mt Benwood. The properly
was sold under deed of trust, and A.
W. Kelley became the purchaser Hol-
loway, and other partners in the con
Germ, brought suit and succeeded in
having the sale set aside. This decision
of the Circuit Court is now, on appeal
of A. w. Kelley, to be passed
upon by the Supreme Court.
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LOTS IN SOHTH WHEELING FOR
: sliLis' 60 sits SALE 5!alHiitl sfrjils5'
II WILL SELL THE LOT NUMBERED
thiTty-ntne, and the north half Of Lot
num3ered twenty-four, in that part of the
town ofSouth " heeling known as La Grange,
Enquirei Of VIM. EXEEY, Esq, or myself
The title is good. JAMES s. WHEAT, u
myth " .a,i'J Ff4 Trustee.
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FTsK's METALLIC BURIAL CASES

which for ordinary interment, depositing in
SHtf{lr, WaIIzI&R q soNt J
10 - NoiT5 Main St, Centre wheeling,
A few doors above Reed & Kraft's Drug
Store, west side. my25-6n
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REMEDY.
URE WARE EDw

If DIIRhCIIONS AIRE FOLLOWED.
B-cuRJof circaldr describing all symptoms
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DISEASE observation-disclosures

When the misgulded and imprudent votay
of pleasure fnds that he has imbIbed the
seeds Of this painful disease, 1t too often hsp-
of discovery deteTs him from applying 10
those who, nom education and reSpectability,
can alone befriend him, delaying till the con-
sttutiQnal symptoms Of this horTid disease
make their appearance, such as liberated soEe
throat, diseased, nose, nocturnal pains In Tie
head and limbs, dtn1neSs OF sight, deafness
nodes on the sfln-bones and arms, blotrha
on the head, face and extrsnities, progressing
with frtghtful Tapidity, TN At last the palate
OF the mouth prthe bones Of the nose tAlI IN,
and the victim of this awful disease becomes
a holTid object of COMMUNICATION, until death
puts q period to his dreadful EufferingA BY
sending him to Hthat undiscovered country
from whence no traveller returns"
It e q melancholy fact that thousands al,
victims to this terrible disease, owing TO me
unslSillfulnes ofignorant pretender, who, y
the use Ct that TGsadf p9tsgg MeLSSng 4 EG GS
miserable
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S10 A MQNTHi-IWANT AGENTS nv
Yt.U. efywhere, at $40 a month, expenses
pau, % sell Ft6eel AfEEeles, the best Saline
ever ~ oilefed + ull particulars Eee Adde'S
hSSS-OmddtWe 81 .st8 OTIS r. CAREY 1
-.l zil..stl. 55 ~. Riddeford, Maine
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FURNITuR.E

3TIiSI5I III ~ -
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
II inform the public that they are manufac-
turing and have constantly on hnnd mn e1fer.
Siye stock of all kinds of Furniture, such rs
bookcases, WnrlrobcS, Bureaus, Tables,
stands, Betsteads, Lounges, Chairs Looking
Furniture Wararoom. - - - -
(, WORT Inade % order ana j6bGihE done OF
They are also prepared to pay PROMPT and
particular attention to the
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EXPENSES PER oUARTER

SPEcIAn NOTICE Having to be absent
fromthe 18th inst. Ito Aug. 10th, application
Hubbard, President, or 10 7. Is. SViIson' Es1h
Secretary BohIII of Directors ivh1-tfA
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Undertaking . Bnainess,F u

in all its branches, keeping on hand general
assortment of COFFISS Of all sizes, covered
and plain, trimmed In the best style, with
nearSe and usual nttendnnceS. Also
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Who have injured themselves by CERTAIN
quently learned from evil companions, OF al
school, the effects Of which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and II not cured, renday
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that a young man, the hope Of
his country, the darling ofhls parents, Sh0lh
be Enatched from all prospects and enioy.
ments of life, by the consequences Of devta-
ting from the path Of nature and INDUCING
in a certain secret habit. Such persons, Nusr
lnE0rn nm fem I11affNd
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STRANGERS, r-rflI4
Trust notyour lives or health to the care OF
many unlearned and worthless pretenuefs
destitute of knowledge, name or character,
who copy DR.. JohnSton's advertisements; OF
style Themselves, In the newspapers, re&ullnI-
" Educated Physicians; incapable Of curing
they keep you hifing month amer moniIh'
taking their hlthy and poisonous compounaSs'
or as long as the smallest fee can be o6IainteG'
and In despair, leave you with ruined heai mean,
to sigh over your own CALLING dIsapPOmLIIenl'
|. DIR. Johnston Is the only Physician AoSei-
His credentials or diplomas, always hang in
his Office. 5,4 tll.ult -sLs-- .
His remedies or treatment are unknown 20
all others prepared from a life spent In the
great hospitals of Europe, the tirst IN the
country, and a more extensive prrnte PTdct'es
than any other Physician In the world.
F1 ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
j The many thousands cured at this inSttu'
tion wear after year, and the numerous i'm
portant Surgical Operntions performed hy
br. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters OF
the "Sun," Clipper, and many other paperS;
notices of which have appeared again anu
agnin before the public, Besides his standinS
as gentleman OF character and feSponslDlh-
ty, Is a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
BB-No letters received unless postpaid and
containing stamp to be used on the LeIhy'
Persons writing should state age, and send pOI'
ton of advertisement describing SYMPTOMS
JOHN d. JOHNSTONS n. u,
Ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, BaltlmoIei
febl5-ly" MAY hHlu'