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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Friday Morning, February 8. 1867
A QUESTION:.

Last weeks Democrot has "Ques.
ten" addressed to It's renders, which in
dicaies the Editors opinion Of the men,
tai caiiber Of said readers: ,'Ars you tax
ed less than you were in 1902 Are
your sugars. coffee, tea and muslin fur
nished you at the same price ?" If the
Denocrat. had made this affecting In
quiry conccsning its readers whiskey,
il would have been perhaps better appre-
ciafed.
liza nsa should set his neigLbor S W heat
ricks on FIRE because be had refcsed to SCI
aim wheat at half price. and in so doing
destroy all bis other property, it would be
somewhat cool in him to say to the VIC
tim, "IIaw much better of are yeu than
you were a week ago? Have you any
more money to buy with than you had
then? Don't you hare to work harder7
Hadn't you better have let me have my
way Be wise. now, and ne-er have an
opinion of your own again, for if it differs
from mine you see the result.
The Democratic party made the war,
and it alone is responsible for all its at
tendant and resulting evils. But for the
moral strength, aud, more than that. the
actually promised physical strength of the
Democratic party. there would have been
no rebellion. The Same party is sustain
ing rebels in their demand to be reinstated
in power. And for the same cause as of
yore-that Northern Democrats may have
such bones Of Office as their Southern
masters choose to throw them.
z But there is one thing hopeful The
Democrat has got beyond the first "ques-
ton" of the Democratic political cate
chism, viz: do you want to marry a
nigger7'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser. having been restored 20 health
10 few weeks BY very staple remedy, after
ha,iag suffered fr several years with severe
lung affection, aud that dread disease, cousump-
ton lis an ious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire il, be will send cory OF the
prescription used free Of charge), with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the came, which
they will Cad a sure cure for Consumption, Ash
ma. Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds, and ali Throat and
Lung Affections. The ouly object Of the adserfi-
ser in sending the Prescription Is to benefit the
Afflicted, and spread information which he con-
eeivss TO be invaluable, and he hopes every suffer
or will try his remedy, it will cost them moth
ing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription. free, by re-
turn mail, will please address Rev. EDWARD A.
WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
feb sam
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
News llem3.

1t is said that the Indiana Legislature
will settle the representation apportion.
ment question III way satisfactory to
all parties.
The Louisiana Legislature viii adopt a
bill calling q State Convention to revise
tho Constitution.
The Kansas Legislature has voted to
inquire into the current charges Of cor.
rpption at tho recent election of Senators.
The Queen opened the Erslish Patlia-
msnt BIZ a speech. in which she advocates
several important reforms, particularly
IN exlepsicn Of the frsnchiFe.
In ia. Ohio icuste tie aueulncnt 10
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

PnnESoL ooIcAL JouRSAL.-The Beau
tiful Princess Of Denmark and the Young
Csarewitch Of Russia: Eminent American
pivines, Including tho Reverend Doctors
gteysus, Thompson, Durbin, McCliutOck,
Morris, James, Simpson, whedon. Ame',
Mast, Elliott, aud Haven; also, Hon. J.
VI. Howard, Capt Il. b. Ward, and Kerr
Keri, a. u,tralian Cannibal: Your Like
ness" by Rev. DR.. Weston; Self Govern
meot; Pope's Essay on Man, etc., in Feb.
ruary number chronological Journal
Only 20 cents, or g. year. Address
Fowler snd Wells, $50 Broadway, New
York.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Communicated.

communicates.
r II. Swrrr Esq.
ElitOr Brookeiile American,-
DIR. SIR: In reading your last week S
paper, see a notice of the failure of Da-
vid Gibson Esq of Cincinnati / am
sorry you took notice of the small rumor
started on nothing in this County, espe-
cially against one of our most energetic
and enterprising business men. / am
satisfied that if Dir. Gibson had lost all
his fortune, he could sell his old clothes
and start with at least an equal amount OF
capital possessed by the parties by whom
the reports were made current in this vi
entity, and with an enviable reputation to
back it up. Yours, &c,
JouN BEGo.
Metamora. Feb. 5, 1867.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
To Owners OF Horses.

THOUSANDS OF HORSES DIE YEARLY
l. from Collie. This need not be. DR.. Tobias
Venetian Horse Liniment will positively cure cv-
cry case, II given when hfst taken. The cost 10
only oLo dollar. Every owner OF a horse should
have a bottle IN his stable. ready for use. IL 10
warranted superior 20 anything eise for the cure
Of Cute, Wind Calls. sweilipgs, sore Throat,
spraips. Bruises, old Sores, &C. This Liniment
is no new remedy. Il has been used aud approx
ed Of for 10 years By the frsthorsemen IN the
country. Given to an oycr-drlvcn horse, q acts
like magic. Orders ara constantly received rotn
tho racing stables Of England for H.. The cole
brnted Hiram Woodruff. oi tIosting lame, has
used IL for years aud SAYS IL s far superior 10 any
other BIO has tried. lie tindiy permits me 10 re-
for 10 him. HE address Is East New York, Long
leland. Reoolleet, DR.. Tobias' Venetian liorse
Liniment 10 put up in plat betSies. FAKE no oth'
er. Sold by the Druggis,s aud saadlsrs. Depot
sc cortlandt Street, y. Y. feb i''H
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
snraaa Of History.

SayfaJsaai Doi,Js IL he IIvaie IFa'ea
tials.y Ghasf. Fire Vars Ayo.
We commence this week the publication
Of ssries VI articles under the above
caption from he Zen Of Hon. c. :. Clark
,cn. Of lows, in days lang .ss arssiden ut
Ct Brpoksills, and fer many years editor
Of ,hs odd. original Iuiiona American
The salj.a; treated Of i ous Of peculiar
in,,r,s; - ,i9ri'y Z cur scaiecs, al!
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

Pray, On PRAY ron ME.-Duet for
two sopranos. Words BY Hon. win
Comeback, music by Miss Sallis NJ. Park
err. Tho author has favored US with a
copy of the above piece Of music. 1t is
published By J. A. Butter6eld & Co.. %
West Washington Street, Indianapolis,
from whom it may be obtained. and We
predict it is destined to become quite a
fayoritc.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
LEGISLATIVE OFFICERS.


LEGISLATIVE OFFICERS.
AS REPUTATION of the copperhead false
hood that the present Union Legislature
has not recognized the claims of our GAL
LIANT soldiers, ws.submit the following list
Of the elected officers of both Houses and
their subordinates, with the positions they
now occupy, aud their service during the
war:
/ SENATE.
o. NJ. Wilson. Major 54th Indiana In
fantry, Principal Secretary.
!. w. a. Quigley, 9th Indiana Infantry,
Registry Clerk.
w. r. Hit, SD Indiana Infantry, File
Clerk.
W. P. Vale, 18th Indiana Infantry,
Enrolling Clerk
W. 7. Shepherd, 9th Indiana Infantry,
Enrolling Clerk.
II. Yves. McBride, Union Light Guard,
Ohio Cavalry, Ergrossing Clerk.
W. w. Daugherty, 9th Indiana In
fantry, Engrossing Clerk.
P. j. Hatch, 10th Indiana Cavalry, En-
crossing Clerk.
j. d. Cheadle, 9th Indiana Cavalry,
President Of the Senate's Clerk.
Thas NJ Browne. Colonel 18th Indiana
Cavalry, Assistant Secretary Senate.
James L. Dryer, LIST Indiana Infantry
(Mexico). Journal Clerk.
John j. Hawkins, l34th Indiana In
fsntry, Journal Clerk.
ST. Gasoline, 36th Indiana Infantry,
Journal Clerk.
Samuel Davis, Susseon United States
Army (Yoluntcers), Journal Clerk.
David E. Guard, Paymaster's Depart
ment, United States Army. Journal Clerk.
Nj. e. Springer, Sd Indiana Cavalry,
Journal Clerk.
8. @. Thompson, Surgeon United States
Amy. Volunteers, Principal Doorkeeper
Senate.
John Sine, Seth Indiana Infantry, As
sistant Doorkeepcr.
o. III. r. Bailey, Goth Indiana Infantry,
Assistant Doorkeeper.
o. Bennett, California Regiment, AS
sistabt Doorkeeper.
o. B. Campbell, 18th Indiana Infantry,
Assistant Doorkeeper.
John Farce, S,h Indiana Infantry, As
sistant Doorkeeper.
4. L. Conant, flag ship Fair Play, Mis-
sissippi squadron, Assistant Do0rkeeper.
HOUSE.
d. c. Brauham, citizen, Speaker.
Cyrus r. Nixon, citizen. Principal Clerk.
w. W. Merwin, 9th Indiana Cavalry,
Registry Clerk.
j. T. Heatou, Goth Indiana Infantry,
Expressing Clerk.
NJ. l.. Reed, 9Th Indiana Infantry, En-
crossing Clerk.
John t. Burns, 103d Indiana Infantry,
File Clerk.
II. II. Newcomb, citizen, Enrolling
Clerk.
+. NJ. Ruuyan, soldier. Enrolling Clerk.
Z. a. Kennedy, Seth Indiana Infantry,
First Assistant Clerk.
i. y. Dormer, citizen, Minute Clerk.
Germ Brown, Quartermaster Tooth In
diana Infantry, Mipais Clerk.
Ira Broshears, 9th Indiana Infantry,
Minute Clerk.
John Eudaly, 18TH Indiana Infantry,
Minute Clerk.
W. L. Boyd, Union prisoner in Texas,
(citizen) Minute Clerk.
Johu I. Campbell, 9th Indiana Infant
ny, Principal Doorkeeper.
a. s. Prsther, 9th Indiana Infantry,
First Assistant Doorkeeper.
w. 5. Marker, 33d Indiana Infantry,
Second Assistant Doorkecper.
J. w. Cookery, citizen, Third Assist
ant Doorkeeper.
Samuel Davis, 10Th Indiana Infantry,
Fourth Assistant Doorkeeper.
Calvin Keefer, l2ath Indiana Infantry,
Fireman.
Edgar johnson, ll5lh Indiana Infant
y, Fireman.
+. Hambleton, citizen, Cloak Room.
L. G. Melon, citizen, Cloak Room,
{. L. Campbell, 10th Indiana Infantry,
Messenger.
Captain Russell, Tooth Indiana Infant
~, Messenger.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
TENS:


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Back Numbers can be supplied atSny time.
The annual Volumes OF barper's Weekly, In
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of expense, for 81 each. A complete Set, COM
prising Nine Volumes, sent on receipt of cash a.
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the Interest bill, restricting banks to
Z $40 per cent, was passed. In the
House there was another debate on the
Metropolitan Police bill.
In parts Of Texas lawless bands are
roaming about killing aud robbing. One
Of them was attacked by United States
soldiers, and three men Killed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
HARPER's WEEKLY,
srLKsDrpLY ILlrsTEAltD.

crsicaI Notices Of Ae Isrs,.
"The best Family Pepper Published in the Uni
ted Siates."-l New London Advertiser.
"ILs Model NewsBsp'r Of cur eouEiry--"em-
plote in all tho departments If an AiBcsicsn
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itself y RI lIt to its sitie "A JOURNAL OF CIV
ILlZAII0N."-tN Y. Evening Post.
.'This Paper furnishes the best il.ustrafians.
Our future Historians will enrich themselves out
OF harper's Weekly long alter writer's, and pa,n-
te:s, and publishers turned to dust"-.New
Ysrk Evangelist.
"a necessity in every household. Boston
Transcript.
1T is At once a leading political nd historical
nnnalist ot the nsticn. - Philadelphia Press.
THE beet of its class IN "A shsr.e.- II Boston
Traveller.
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conc FER MONTH and Expenses Paid Male
SLOO or Female Agents, to introduce n ew
Useful Invention, of absolute utility IN every
household. Agents preferring 10 work on Com
mission can earn from $2o 10 $50 per day. For
full particulars, enclose stamp, and address W @.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1897.

The Publishers bnse Ieii, III ss,f'tm ff nail.
ing by hich tLsy sIPly the Magazine and
Weekly promptly to iloss rLO p'sfe. to receive
their pcTio dicalF directly fiom tie [ Zee Of Pub
LEGATION. Pcstnasiers and Others desi Gus e
getting up Cluis will lie suIrlied viii Show
Bill oa application.
The postage on Harpor's setly is 20 cents
year. bic Hust be pad at the subseiil ers post
Vlice.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

Th, statistics Of the Post Office in any
coInunity ara about ss good criterion
to judge Of its business a, any other. We
have not at cur command the amount re-
ceivea for postage at the various Offices in
rraulliu couutJ at that period, but the
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Petroleum V. Nasby's Life Of
ANDY JOHNSON!

including his stumping tour out west sud his ora
shuns, with SO comic Illustrations. The greatest
hit Of the age. Free by mail for 20 cts. Comic
JEFF. Davis, illustrated, 10 cts. Also send Ten
cents for samples Of eur Hundred Dollar pri,e
rurIles, Magic Webs, PuEzle Pictures, Castle
crcquet, &C. HANkY CO., 100 Nassau ct,
Ny feb l-2w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice Is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between Zoiier Co., OF Net
amora, franklin Co., Ind, was dissolved by mu-
tual consent Mosday. Novem Der :6th, 1866.
Y. Zoller win continue the business at the same
place as heretofore.
JOHN EHRHARD.
dec l4-3ss II. Z0LLER- $500.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
following is statement Of the receipts in
Dearborn County for the year ending July
isf 1870 10 wit:
sI36 80

While clipping the above from an old
paper before me, a rich item caught my
eye, and it may as we'll come in here as
any other place. On the 9th of Septem-
ber 1882, the Jackson party held Dear
born County Convention at Rising Sun,
Indiana. Chen in Dearborn County. and
issued their regular address to the Democ-
racy of that County, in poetry-and such
poetry, too, as would make angels weep.
Here it is, entire, as follows
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
TIE SCHOOL AND rIRrsIpK.-ws hav

TIE SCHOOL AND EIREsIDE.-We have
received from the publishers, Messrs.
Bradley & Gilbert, Louisville. KY, the
6rst number Of the "Sohool and Preside, F"
semi nthly journal for schools aud
families. Il is edited By George a. Chase,
formerly citizen OF this County, and
contains Stories, Sketches, School pia.
loguss, Declarations, Poetry, Correspond
encs. School Compositions. problems, So
luii9ns, Analysis Of ssnssnass, Educa,ion-
al and School New, Sc. It il the only
periodical Of TIE kind Published south Of
the Ohio River, aud should ueet viib ecu
sccgs sucgu-,ss uncut.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Killed.

Professor Hamilton, of horse tanning
notOristS, was killed in Michigan a short
time since, by an enemy with whom there
had been difficulty Of long standing.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
WILLIAM G. QUICK,
Attorney at Law 4 Real Estate Agent,

BRooKvILLE, INDIANA.
Once In the Court House. collectioas promptly
attended 10, Real Fstsss besght aud sold, Gree
rsil, ~ janie Sea
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
WARPS AND FILLING YARNS
FOR IA
Looms

THE largest and bes, selected stock Of Cotton
Il and WOODEN wsrps, aud w Iolen and Linen
finiug Yarns in the West, which We orsr &C
prices below all competiiion. $500.
GREENWOOD LOOM CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Projectors and Man ufsetursrs Of Mendsnhsi's
Improved Upe n Shed Hand Leon, ofhee corner cf
Sixth and Fins-srs. novisomes
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
8 A Complete Pictorial History Of Tie
Yinies !"

'TLe lest cheapest. and most succe.fal
fani.y I'op'r IL he Unica.'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

We congratulate them on the pleasure and
profit they will draw from a perufal Of
these sketches.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

over every other in use. It Is purely vegetable.
infaiibio aud instantaneous. manufactured by
J. CRISTAD0Ro, 6 Aston House, New York.
Sold by Druggists. AppIisdby all Hair Drsssrs.
feb
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

thought that il win pass. In-the House,
special honors were paid to General Sher-
idan, who came into the Hail. Mr.. Hoop
err made a speech on financial affairs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
INVASfONI

Do you wish to have your hair eauterizsd from
the scalp. No. Then beware of the new brood
of Vitriolie and Caustie Dyes goa mp by nostrum-
mopgers. who bear the same relation to the
por sibe Chemist that
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Pirates and Prirateers
cRiISTAn0Ri0,s HAlR DYE,

bear 10 honest merchantmen. Remember that
the experience Of years and the very Highest Sci
entifc endorsements, guarantee the superiority Of
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

''Yain man, clothed in a little brief authority,
Cuts such fantastic tricks before high Heaven
As would make the angels weep"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-04
Adventure with a Snake.

The Aroca Mail, an Australian paper
tells this story;
A somewhat remarkable case of pres
ence of mind in female occurred near
the township on Monday last A young
lady, desirous Of walk after the heat oi
the day, took a stroll, book in hand
along the western bank Of the Avoca,
Being deeply interested in the book she
was reading, she needed not that her
steps had left the beaten track, and that,
instead of the winding pathway, she was
winding through the long grass. Our
heroine was proceeding at very lies.
urely pace when she was startled by
treading on something which gave abun-
dant signs of life by almost extraordinary
process of wriggling, coiling and uncoil-
ing, all of which movements were per-
formed simultaneously, and in so dexter
GUS a manner as to be highly amusing to
any person not an actor in the scene.
Observing at the first glance that she had
trodden on snake neck, about an inch
or an inch and half below ghead, and
that from the position in which it was
then placed it could not turn its head
sufficiently to bite her, she bravely made
up her mind to retain the reptile pris-
oner until assistance arrived, and with
Spartan-like courage she carried out her
firm resolution. In about twenty min
utes' time she was relieved from her ar
duous task, ard the snake, which was
nearly four feet in length, was speedily
dispatched with the thick end of q fish
ing rod. The danger passed, the fair
stroller expressed herself none the worse
for the adventure, although she declined
to pursue her walk any further that eve
ming
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-04
Ruins Of Blue Boards Castle.

A tourist writes from France: There
are certain localities in the vicinity of
Nantes, which are worthy visit For
instance, imagine not few of our little
folks in America would liked to have
Joined me in an excursion | took the
other day to the ruins of Blue Boards S
castle-that very identical castle where,
the story book tells us, the murdered
wives hung in line in the mysterious
chamber The original Blue Beard, it
seems, was one ferocious old Chevalier
Duval, who was, in truth, an atrocious
bigamist, and lived in this castle so long
ago that hardly anything except tradition
in regaid to him yet remained. The ex-
cursion is delightful, and you reach the
ruins either by a road which conducts
through charming rolling landscape,
or by the pretty little river Erdre, which
winds romantically northward from the
centre of the town. Just outside of the
primitive village of Jardiniere, immedi-
ately upon the sloping bank ofthe stream,
you encounter some crumbling walls, so
thickly covered with moss, ivy and brush
that you can hardly discover them, and
in the midst Of q pretty Woodland that
is all that still exists of Blue Beard
castle. They undertake to place you on
the very spot where the murdered wives
we're trans6xed; for tradition takes
strong hold on the ignorant, superstitious
minds of those French peasants, and |
doubt not that the old woman who shows
the ruins for a few cents thoroughly be-
lieves in the story from beginning to
end"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-04
aMine Got. Vat a Pesples."

From the Richmond Examiner, Feb. IL
Since the burial corps OF the Federal
Government commenced the work OF
disinterring the remains Of Federal SOL
diers, who were killed in the battles in
Spottsylvania and the adjoining coun-
ties, many persons have come on from
the North for the purpose Of removing
the remhins Of their friends TO their
homes, and many are the lodges resort
ed 10 TO escape the payment Of the freight
On these remains. A day or two since q
man presented himself at one Of the de-
pots near Fredericksburg, intending 70
take passage on the train for Acquin
creek, and thence, by way Of Washing.
ton, to his home in New England. He
had with him candle box, which he
wished to take on as baggage. The
agent Of the road, suspecting that 1t was
something more than is usually
carried az baggage, refused to allow
him to do so, and, on In.
vestigation, it was found that he had
collected the bones Of his brother and
put them in this small box. When he
was informed that his box Of bones
SOuiu NV ~ 40 OakbeHot Nv
not to 90 that day, and left the station.
The next day he turned up again with
his bones in q carpet.bag, and thus sue
ceeded in carrying them as baggage. A
day or two since two females came on,
on similar errand. They stopped in
Fredericksburg, and, after collecting
the bones of their friend, packed them
in their trunk amonoal their clothing to
escape paying freight on them.
Some years since, new Prusslan
minister reached Washington one night
and put up at one of the hotels on Penn.
sylvania avenue. The next morning at
breakfast, an alteration arose between
n member of Congress and one of the
walters. Not many words passed before
the member of Congress drew a pistol
and shot the waiter The Prussian,
thinking that scenes of the kind were OF
daily occurrence, raised his hands and
exclaimed, mime Got, vat a peoples +
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-04
BE NOT DECEIVED.

EADER. IF YOU HAVE HAD TIL 3 SAD
IL misfortune to contract tho aecursed dis
case, known as venorial, 10 any form, you can
be cured Il care not in what stnge II may pre-
sent itself whether primary, secondary or ter
tiary), without taking one solitary grain oil
medicine. Amer ten years OF elsse invoetiga-
don and pgactieal experience, | am convinced
that internal treatment, for the purpose OF Of
Aoting pcTmAaest eIrrs Of syphiltie diseases
is useless, aud. that in = lzrFe proportion q
eqses. Il sbsofotsly aaee more hsfn than geoa.
While unde- my method Of external mediea-
caSun, Which i picseaat and agreeable to the
patient, l defy competition with any other
me{hoa known 10 the medical profession, for
needy and permEnept oIre--vhieh guarasteo
IN all cases. IL making this Important fact
Known TO the publie, vish to stste that am
a regular practitioner Of medicine; that / am
a graduate of the Medical Department OF the
Unisersity Of Louisville, Ky, and that my
method Of tRoafinEthose Diseases has cost years
Of ieep study and close obserystion.
An diseases Of the Ear and Eye treatea upon
The nest improved methods.
oFFhE-Ho.. SO Menroe EtSeet, between
Main and Second. rs
Re,oe-tf1liy. CIV. Mcleod, N. ID.