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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-30

A BIBIE-READtNo IRIsuMAN.-An Irish
man had taken TO reading the Bible.-rbe
priest came and told him he had heard that
he was reading the Bible.
And indeed il is true, and blessed book
it is
Bat, said the priest, you are an ignorant
man, and ought not TO read the Bible.
Well, said Pat, but your reverence must
prove that before I'LL give up reading the BIZ
bic.
And so the priest turned to the place where
it reads, As newborn babes desire the sin
cere milk Of the word.
There, said the priest, you are babe, and
you ought to 90 10 somebody who can tell
you what the sincere milk Of the word is.
Pat was a milkman, and be replied, Your
riverence, | WAS i'll, and employed a man to
carry my milk, aud he cheated me--he put
water in IL; and how do know Saving your
rivetenoe) but the priest may do the same
The priest was dscomftted, and said
Well, Pat, see you are not so much Of a
babe as thought you were. You may read
Your Bible, but don't show it to your neigh
bors.
Indeed, your riverence, says Pat, I've one
COW that know gives good milk, and while
my neiRhbor has none, sure I'll give him part
Of it whether your reverence likes it or not.
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agricultural.

BEEF MADE OF TURNrP.-Mr. G. !. Al
word, Of Wilmington, w., communicate
through the Boston Culiivator bis second ex
pertinent in fatting cows with turnips. H,
says
Last summer I purchased a COW 8 years
old, with calf weeks old by her side
This COW was MIXED till the middle Of Sept
ember, when she was dried off, and October
lst began feeding her with turnips, and she
had mess every night and morning till she
was killed. While the grass was good she
eat about a bushel Of tutnips a day, but after
she came TO the barn and was fed on hay,
continued to increase her feed, and for the
last four weeks she eat IL bushels of turn
ips a day. The COW was killed January q,
and her dressed weight was meat, 100 lbs;
hide, l04 lbs. rough tallow, SO lbs; total
$40 lbs. The beef was Of a superior quality,
and no one who has eaten of it has been able
to detect any turnip flavor. This beef is the
result Of my second experiment in fattening
beef on turnips, and it so nearly comedies
with the first in all respects, that must con-
clude that turnips are valuable for fattening
beef, Notwithstanding the prevalent opinion
to the contrary.
EOTIeHp0n-
dent from Granville. VT. gives the following
AZ an infallible remedy for the wool bits
Corrosive subhmate. two ounces. alcohol one
pint. These are to be mixed and then one
ounce Of the mixture nut into one mart ol
water. The wool. when the sheep bites,
should be opened and this solution applied,
bottle with gull through the cork is a
convenient instrument with which to make
the Applcauon' he SKIN Of the affected part
should hrst be scratched with the finger nail.
IL Is generaiy necessary 10 repeat the APP
phestion several times A'rTor and Farmer.
MAKING MAPLE SUGAR.-I take great
interest in making maple sugar. and was glad
to see the remarks of " s." although do not
exactly apree with him about the cleansing M
syrup we 40 not aud any hlng 10 raise the
scum LOT TWO reasons; hrst' 1t leaves great
many NIUE specHs IN the sugar. ana secondly
II colcrs the sugar. o Keep every thing clean
is me whole secret Of making good white
maple sugar. And IN order to do that, you
must skim the pans every time you fill up;
and also wash out the pans every time you
syrup OF as well as to soald out the tubs be-
fore tapping and gather the sap before 1t be-
gins TO sour Sugar made IN tins manner
ana sufred on dry, tOCk the nrst premium at
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-30
HELMRoLp,s ROSE VASE.

HLLMhO44D . hUsL Wash,
An excellent Lotion for daoases arising from habits Of
dissipation used IN connection with the Ertrnce Buchu
and sasaparia IN suoh diseases as recommended Evi.
denee Of Tho moarosponable and reliable character win
accompany The medicines. Also explicit directions for
use oH hundreds ~ no8anas living witnesses and up
Naius OF 5000 unsolicited certificates and reeommendn-
tory Letters, many Of which arc from the sources
Including eminent Physicians, Curgymen Statesmen &C.
The Proprietor has never eofedto their publication IN
the newsuapors no docs 20. 90 tds from the net mat his
articles rank az standard Preparations and do not need
TO be proppod up by ccrfi9ca,rs
The Science OF Medicine. lc ODE Doro Column. should
stand simple pure, maiic having Fact for its bass
Induction Tor It's pillar, and Truth alone for It's Capital
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-30

+ Il L l. 5 T YLES.
Gentlemen wishing for Good and
ASH U N Ah Il GA Il RNT
wiz md at Riker's shop good
O z II a N b TIT N III IN q S
Which he will make up to order, and warrant 10 n
MILITARY UNIFORMS
Made ~ short notice, according 70 the Regulations
OF The United States Army
Sc u's New York Reports Of the Fall Fashions
Ieoe' ed and for sale To the Trade
Agent for Sit gers, Ly Finkle and Robins Roper
Sewing NJ aehnes.
ltpelief, Sept L. s65 MArl;daw
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n L w KIRT FOR lS6 g.
The Great Invention Of The Age in
HOOP SKIRTS,

HOOP SKIRTS.
j. W. BRADLEYS NEW PATENT DUPLEX FL
LdtrlC Cor double) SPRING skirt.
THIS GNytNrIoN consists Il DUPLEX (lT twoJ ELLtP-
TIC uHE hBPlNHp STEEL SrHINGs. ingeniousiy BRAID
I'D lIGurLY sud fIHnlY together KDgE 20 RDaE, max
ing The uGHEsl most FLEXIBLE, ELssr.C and uuRA-
BIS spRlNGs ever used. they seldI BEND or HEBAK
Ike The ouRle Springs, aud consequently preserve their
perfect aud beautiful shape than twice long As
auy single spring kit that eva has be made.
The wonderful heXoity and great comfort and pleas
ure 90 any lady wearing the Duplex Euipuc skit will
be experienced paiu uariy ia ali crowded Assemblies
Operas, Carriages Railroad Cars, Church pews. Arm
Chairs for promenade and house dress the skirt can
be folded when in use TO occupy small place easily
aud conveniently as silk or muslin dress
lady having enjoyed the easure, comfort and great
convenience Of searing the Duplex Elliptic Steel sprng
Skirt for single day will Afterwards Willingly dis
penss with her For Children, Misses and Young
Ladies they are superior 70 all others
The hoops covered with ply eoube twisted thread
aud a wear twice as long the siuge yam covering
which used on all single steel hoop sAirs. he three
bottom rods on every skirt double Steel, and
weaving "a the rods whea dragging down STAIRS stone
steps, etc etc. which heyare constantly subject to when
10 use.
All are made Of the new and elegant Corded Tapes
and are the best quality every part giving to the
the most graceful and perfect shap possible and are un-
quest0nably the EghtJst most desirable comfortable
aud economical sGift made
VESTS, BRADLEY q CARY, PROPRIFTORs Of
the Invention, and SOLE MANUFACTURERS o.
CHAN btlts, and 10 81 RkADE sTRb ETS, Nes
York
For tae in all first class stores in this City and through
out ihe United States and Canada Havana de Cuba
Mexico, South America and the W est Indies
~ Inquire for he Dipier Elliptic or double Spring
SKIRT FS
94O6dw ASC.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-30

EtFAot harsapaFllla g. Dlooa rurinor my Extract
Deenu la Diureec, cad VIII such IN an esscs
DON nfo prepared on purely sclontlno princpIes-fn
taeao-aHl orc he mo-. active naasuros Of either that
eun % made ready nad conclusive test VIII be com.
lowing wort-i ." '-9 '''
Sec Ilponsatory OF the United states
ofIhytc. ~ 'ne'i0o
1o IolliEl made by tho celebrated Dr. puYsfo Phiia
n.o Ie.lik5 iaado By De- Esuu.iii McDowrtt a eeie.
p'a'ed Physician and Member Of tho ROYAL COLLEGE, Of
huIg,oha' Ireland and pudl1hoG ga the Transactloas Of
the King md oucen'a journal.
rec Nedeochirurgieal Review, published By BEsy,s
Sec most Of the late standard W orls on Medic,na
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leurtru.
MY "GooD-FoR-NoTuNGl


What are you good for, my brave little man?
Answer that question for me If you can
You, with your fingers as white rs nun,
You, with your ringlets as bright ne the sun.
All the day long with your busy coutriving
Into all mischief and fun You are driving;
See If your wise little NOODLE can tell
What you are good for-now ponder II we'll"
Over the carpet, the dear little feet
Came with paiter to climb on my seat;
Two merry eyes. full Of frolo and glee,
Under their lashes looked up unto me-
Two little hands pressing soft on my face,
Drew me down close 10 a loving embrace:
Two rosy lips gave the answer so true
Good TO love you, mamma; good to love you.
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INFO RTANT TO TBB arm CITED
DIR DOW continues 10 be consulted aths office, Nos
and tndioou street 1ston, on an diseases of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
By % long course Of tudy aud practical experience Dr.
Dow bas me grah alton u presenting the unioftu-
nate with remedies that have never failed to cure he
most aarmiug cases n
q ONORRHGA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath h. treatment an the horrors Of venerral aud
impure blood. tmpoteucy Scrofula GonDuhpa Ulcers,
Pain or Distress in the regions Of pocreaiiou lnham-
nation no the bladder and Kidneys Hydrucec, Abstsees'
Humor figtunl Swelings, and the long train Of hoft-
ble symptoms attending this class Of disease are made
to become harmless the simplest ailings OF child
Particular attention given to the treatment Of
Sc NJ n A l. w h A X N Il ) ).
in all It's forms and stages Patients who wish to remain
under Dr. Dows treatment few days weeks, will be
furnished with pleasant rooms and charges for board
moderate
=. S-Ladies who are troubled with any disease pc
ouliar 90 their system will find speedy relief BY calling
on DR.. Dow, at his office, No. kndcou street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-30
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PAT
IA ENTS
II. II. E d d y,
On pATENTs

H. IL T. ~ u L,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agent Of the U. s. Patent Office, Washington
under the act n 1887,
NO. 70 state Street. opposite kiihy sreet) Boston
After an extensive practice Of upwards II twenty
years. continues TO secure patents in The United States
also in Great Britain France and other countries Ca
Yeats, Specifications, Bonds, Assignments and all pa.
pers drawings for patents. executed ON
and Foreign works, 70 determine the validity and utitv
OF Patents Of Inventions and legal aud other advice
rendered in AL matters touching the same. Copies Of
the claims Of any patent furnished by RENTING one dol
lar Assignments recorded Ia Washington.
No Agency 10 the United States possess superior Gill
hes or obtaining patents, Or ascefAning the patenab
ity Of inventions.
Daring eight months tho subscriber In the course ~
his large practice, made twice rejected applications
sixteen appeals every of which decided in his
favor by the Commissioner Of Patents
TESTIMONIAL
regard MIR, Eddy q the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official in
tereourse' CHAS MASON"
Commissioner OF Patents
Il have no hesitation Ia assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man more competent and Trustworthy
and more capable OF putting their app icacns in form
70 secure TOT them Au carly and favorable consideration
At the Patent once. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner OF patents
Mr.. IL. Eldy has made for me thirteen acnlica
mons IN All but one Of which patent have been granted
anu that 10 the one now pending Such unmist.k,hIs
proof Of great talent and ability his part leads ne n
recommend all Inventors 10 apply 20 him 70 procure
their patents as they may 81 having the uott
fathtl attention bestowed on their cases and At very
reasonable charges coal JOHN rAGHARr -
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AND NYPHILLS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELL
CATE HEALTH.

DIR DOW, Physician .ud Surgeon, Nos and En-
dioot street. Boston is consulted daily for ally diseases
incident 10 Die f3mae system Proapsus Uteri' or fal
lug " me Womb, Fluor Abus, Suppression and other
menstrual arrangements are all treated upon rev PAIN
ologica principles and speedy relief guaranteed IN Anew
days So invariably certain is the new mode OF uea'-
mont that the most obstinate complaints yield under H.
and the afflicted person reoices 10 perfect health
Dr. noe has no do lbt had greater experience m the
cure of diseases Of women and children than any DINER
PLY stefan in Boston and has, since 1870, confined nus
whole attention TO the cure Of private diseases and ie
male complaints
n. All letters must contain four red stamps or they
will not be answered. Office hours from A NJ. to T.
NJ.
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TraheLer's %uinf.
JTERMONT CENTRAL AND SULL :
VAN RAILROADS
WINTER ABRA OK ~ Mt.
Commencing Jan L. 1866.

rrAua eotno soUgr AND BAsY
L's'' A2 Tss q, SO a. Adams A. Is a. m con
r.,i At Wbi,s River Junction and Bellows Fails viii
York YORK. sSiyng At New YorE At lOa6r. NJ, and with
trains on Passumpsie Railroad conn., o.. t.Au.
DJhNfhhss leaves montreal q. Ply ., ~ ~ t,,a
at 10 ~ Tor Boston Se, e9hnes,,n8 VIM W.
irving in Boston via Lowell a 1880 p. M CON-
MOTT hHrknss leaves OgoehsOoik ~ tioV
81 Jobnsat so p. NJ, striving at Boston at $40 A.
connecting At Bellows FALLS with Cheshire road tor
Boston and Worcester and with Vernon valley Il.
y - s 1901 IN IR'insn''O @''' 'D1 ''''''D' WV
TEArNs aotua NORTH AND WHsr
Leave Meutpelicr at 40 A. NJ, 30 An, 32O P. n
DAY RxrRHss leaves Boston via Lowell al bOO a. m.
for Burlington st Adams, Montreal arriving Al Mont
raei At 1880 p, m.
via Lawrence and Fichburgh at 80 a. m., Springfield
at 745a IN. Tor Burlington and 81 Affairs.
AooonmoDArIoS rRAlS leaves sor;hheld az 90 4;
n and Burlington at Sl6 AM Tor st Adams, Montreal
and Rouse's Point, sc.
p. " rsesivins passenger, from Vermont valley Il. r.
leaving New YORK ati2IbrN. audfrom Cheshire h r.,
leaving Boston AZ 5I5 Pm connecting White River
Junction with train leaving Boston At 900 p n. fof
Buriingtnn Rouse's Point Montreal and gdensburgh,
connecting At Montreal and OgdensbuTg with Grand
Trunk trains for the West
Sleeping cars are attached 90 both the night express
trains running between st Adams and Boston, and ST.
Albau. nd Springfield.
Through Tickets Tor Chicago and the West Tor sale ST
the punapslstauons
u, MERRILL Hppt
NY ID 4 n 81 NJ Il A T. X a A N
~ 49,, u5TNrpS sN|p,tpty 90
'o'o' ~ ~ H. a. "a ~, "a, klarI., No. ig,A
IL "a Sa ~ 9 el1si y 9 9ili Nos. ~ N,
olovs' ,r,,,, rv,,,,s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-30

X. Is, h X h k
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
STATE SrRgEr, MONTPELIER, VI,
has iot sale the
Vermont State Button,
Shoulder Straps,
Cloth, Dark 81 Sky Blue
for Commissioned Officers. Uniforms made up at short
notice in good st}le
Also, fine Assortment Of
CASSIMERES AND VESTlNGS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-13

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
% sBss5 sss o e the %a S aSy Ss
and now on record in the Recorders office OF
Ohio County. West Va, will sell on WedEes-
day, the 18th day of February next, at the
Court House ofsaid county, at public auction.
property. ali now being In and about the
ware houses situated on lots No. Is, II and 10,
on Main street, in the city OF Wheeling, and
occupied by Pryor, Handlan & Co., to wit:
One boiler! boiler house and iron smoke
stack attached thereto. one engine; with all
its attachments; griSt mill and all It's n1-
lures; french burrstoness patent corn shelter,
with all necessary betting three complete
sets OF elevators, sinks and conveyorss all the
shaftinR gear wheels and betting In any man
ner connected with the machinery: patent
holster complete, wheat separator, all the
GAMERS IN the third stories, spouts, conduc-
tons and deliverers, speaking tubes on the INST
and third door6 and allandevegyr thing con-
nected with the said machinery, and the
business. thereof
the whole inIcash. or give his notes at Jour
and six months, Bearing interest nom date,
with approved security.
Jan27-td TTTVR9 yiFss GRAATTesse33tlfaE, Trustee.
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Farm For Sale.

TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
siahf miles below Moundsvtlle, In Marshall
county. West Virginia Said fafm consists OF
668 acres. nearly all under fence; over 100 acres
cleared and mostly In grass Said farm Is
,welIWateret1S and laid on in fields convenient
for stock or farming purpose the bIid 1l11i,
and neatly finished. a good frame barn
and stable, 90 < 81 feet sheep houses, goo
and wood house, with all other necessary
ont buildings. There are several good tenant
houses. Also, a large apple orchardof between
fiye and SIX hundred trees. now bearing, OF
sGSaI S sss ss soula b tSdsd 50 asito make
two good farms, each having good buildings.
Price SIS per acre, one-third down, balance In
to suit the purchaser.--lf desired l
would sell near 500 sheep TO the purchaser OF
the farm Also 20 or so head Of stock cattle,
and alafge stock Of hogsIs I VIII give q. bar
"a TO sell havink purchaser elsewhere. Adj
drea the NJ ~ n +. 9 y OF
6afIS-I n1dGyFo ~ : 7.g.FsFfsTI r. SWAN.
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innIs-td
ZOE SALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY,
/ situated on the line 6fthe National Road,
four miles east OF the city OF Wheeling. Said
consists OF my residence, containing
eleven rooms and an attic finished, bath
rooms and all modern improvements also,
fourteen acres OF ground attached, on which
are convenient out-houses, including brick
ice and spring house, chickery and
two cisterns. Also, one hundred and twenty
fiye Apple trees OF choice Kinds; Pear, Peach,
Plum and Ounce trees, all bearing. There
are also choice selections OF Grapes, Raspber-
rfeS BlackberrieS, Strawberries, and other
small fruits. The grounds are finely laid out
with evergreens and other ornamental shrub
berry: ts,siI II, IIla, 80 e IA ~ 10
any one desiring to purchase all together. VI,
Persons desiring to consult me In regard to
price, terms OF Payment, Ger can leave them
names at the Gas Companyis ONCE, or visit
me on the premises. -ill'4 falilli1tslgilf! 80
feb22-n JACOB HoREBRooK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-13

THE MoLuRB HOUSE CHANGED
HASps.lThe Mcclure House, in this
CITY. has changed hands, Messrs. WE.
Goodwin q Co. having disposed Of their
lease to Col. Jos. Snyder. Of Morgan
town, w. VA, the new proprietor
taking charge at once.
The old firm have had tho house for
about a year, and during that time have
established for themselves a reputation
unexcelled as first-class hotel keepers.
They have labored hard, and by close
attention to business and to the wants
of their patrons have. tOo1i that good
name which they now bear.
Col. Snyder, the new proprietor, Is
we'll known, especially to the citi-
zens of our State. He was successive
lly in command of the 18th West Virgin
ia infantry and the 18th West Virginia
cavalry, was a brave and competent
soldier, and is fine gsntleman. He
has had several years experiencetn the
hotel business, and in his efforts to
meet the wants of the patrons of the
house will be found, we think, the
worthy successor of the old firm.
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Tnr so1nIrns, IlRAauF.ZMould g

THE SOLDIERS LEAoUE.-Would 1t
not be well enough for the proper per-
SON or persons to call 3 meeting now to
take further action in regard to organ
izing our Soldiers League9 Weunder-
stand that the bylaws, &C., Of the
Washington City Beague:haye been re-
ceiyed here. and that the committee APP
pointed some time ago or'the purpose
are prepared to report rules, DC, for the
government Of our League. In this i,
view of the matter we suggest tothe
acommittee ON arrangements the pro-
priety Of getting together and callingia
meeting. Below we copy piece from
the Clarksburg IetegTdph, which VIII
serve as a reminder that the state Con
yentIon meets on the 22d Inst -iEne
League here should certainly be repre-
scented in the State Convention, ana a
order that it be the case, nesting
should be called TO appoint deiegales
and perfect organization. Don't let ons
member of the committee wait on il
another, but let them act sepaTately II
they cannot all get togetagett T.. Ing t9tIi
itST1TE SoIDIERs' CoNYESTIoN.--NWe
call narticuiar attention 70 the fact that
an 1thursday week, the 22d ints.y the
Soldiers, State Convention. Will be held
AZ Clarksburg. Eleven o'clock on that
iay Is the hour appointed, and the
the Court House is the place OF
meeting. We learn that the Com
mittee ON Organization will be ready to
report. We earnestly hope that every
portion Of the State VIII be represent
ted. ~. =. = :. 1-55.,f4. !. ~.
aOur worthy fel1ow-citizen. Maj. Lee
HAMMOND, returned last week from the
Soldiers National, Conventional Wash
Ington, and reports the Soldiers
Leagues In every part of the country
in a flourishing condition.: Let West
Virginia soldiers be behind no others,
but let, all come mp on tho "a INST,
and complete thorough organization
in our State" eA 3ta- .5i5-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-13

HAsuEEsH.-we understand that the
Sylvan Orient Company of Boston are
about to mako arrangements with our
wholesale druggists for the sale of the
genuine Hasheesh Candy, SO much es7
teemed in eastern countries, and now
for the first time introduced into this
country by that company 7
One or two attempts have heretofore
been made in this country to introduce
the article in n popular form, but for
some cause have signally failed. For
ages past Hasheesb has constituted the
principal element mall oriental RENE.
dies, and for throat and lung diff
ticuities, aud especially for all diseases
OF a nervous character, 1t stands unri-
vailed. It has recently been intro
duced into Philadelphia and Pittsburgh,
with remarkable success, and we are
glad our citizens are to have an oppor-
tunity oftesting its merits in reliable
and legitimate form.
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DIR. T. J. KIsNER,
ECLECTIC MEDICINES.
NEW TREATAfTsET q NEW REMEDIE

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, SD ST., CKNTRR WHEELING, W. VA.
nR. K. HAVING SECURED THE SER
VII afs6a Is ~ the PFsspar s 81 m SdG
cines, putting up pres pttops, &c, will ena-
BILE him 70 giye more attention 70 ont Ra.
country. His medicines are all prepared in
his own ONCE, Iand all delivered TO his pa
dents by himself DIR. x. treats all diseases,
both Acute and Chronic, with which human
ily Is AFFLICTED. he hasa large number Of new
remedies, which have provedl remarkably
Chronic diseases when heretofore have been
supposed to be incurable, among which may
Be nsm fs6 Ear dae4 Glands
Cancers and Skin Diseases. His mode OF
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
and AIrPassages. HypertFophy and all 9TH
eFdseaaeS of the Heart, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
vous System, IS acknowledged by all who have
tested It to be the most certain and successful
ever known 70 the M dicaI profession. DR.. K.
ment OF all diseases peculiar 30 women, viz !:
MeTstrul DISTINCTIONS, Painful MenstTuStion,
roIa tssTs iJtsff and An Nerrssns tiiseases to
which they are subject. hEtE
Go He makes speciality In the treatment Of
all Chronic Affections of the Genito Urinary
Organs, SiE:. catarrh Of Bladder and urethra,
Irritable Bladder, and Non-retentioni and
9i6hng % o sne iaFItna1Iy RePSsts OF
phflitic Diseases in all their varied forms
GhonaTThea, its complications and sequellR,
tons eonseauent upon youtfSi It 1
Also special attention paid to the treatment
g Fi9s9ias, WIZ sweqing. scT9 IE.g
particularly with old Troublesome cases,
should lose no time to call on or address DIR.
KISNER. Communications containing fee
promptly NODDED! ONCE prescriptions and
medicine cash. For visits In city, lRame as
other Physieiaa1 p oftice h9uE a; Al n; to Il
janis