Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-08-04
DR. CEark srau,,,ss and srDI0jy, yoyr

DR. CLARK eram'mss and frpl0ins yoHr 6i:ease
toithOHt dskfRg any qne,hons Uhen"dersta,:ds
yo~r rase pom Ato'c 1t, ami cam@st be dTrefued If
hs caHtot tell yoHr s 'ea'e and holc yoH feel r'th
ont asking g,tSstioRs hs does nor conWd'r Mm,nf
r0npeteItto 70 treat yoHr case. Tins ,sthesrfferio"
to 90 Ia and patients should not be safisFef ruth
aHg ofhsr. This as tie only direct aRd po'f{Cs
cr,dencs Of mg aL,'ify Scientific Phyurian,
and By his standard I am ariIiiag to be j~@gea
Dr. Clark treats unless conscientiously
of the opinion that it can be cured or permanent
ly benefited.
Dr. Clark treats no case unless he can describe
the disease and its symptoms without interroga
ting his patient
DR.. Clafh will treat no Chronic Disease unless
he can explain its character to the complete and
perfect satisfaction of the patient exam iaed. And
The DR.. would here most positively state, tha be
desires patients to take treatment from him.
unless they fully and completely satisfied
with mis- Consultations and examinations which
are made free from charge.
DR. CLARK bases his practice upun the incontrO
verii ible law of Nature. First-That evLry cause
has an effect Second-Tbat diseases are causes
producing effects or symptoms and that every
disease has its own peculiar effects or symptoms,
which if properly and thoroughly understood by
the examining Ph ysican can be clearly pointed
to the complete satisfaction of the patient ex
amined
DR. Clark 8 method of diagnosing or explaining
diseases and their symptoms is only the process
of reasoning from cause to effect. and has been
acquired by thorough literary ard medical cuI-
every form of disease to which the human system
is liable
By this process of reasoning the DR.. has
auired a reputation and success in treating dis
eases seldom attained
Dr. Clark is making quite a number of conve
nient appointments for the benefit of invaiids who
cannot go a long distance TO consult him Pa
tents will fiud this an opportunity rarely afford
ed and one they should not fail to take advan-
tage of.
Tie DR.. furnishes all the medicines, instru.
ments and apparatus necessary for the successful
treatment of every case.
CLEARFIELD COUNTY APPOINTMENTS.
| CIearfeld Mansion House. Monday, Tuesday
Wed nesday, Thursday and Friday, June 2l, 22,
| o. "a. 25 and %, 1862 Curwensvilie Monday.
June 2S Pennville Tuesday. June 29; Packers
| Vile. Wednesday, June 80; Luthorsburg, Thurs
day July l !; Rockton. Friday, July 2; Clearfeld.
| Mansion House, Saturday, July 3; BIooming gton.
| Morday July ); Lumber city, Tuesday, July 6 :;
ostend, Wednesday. July 4; Burnside. Thursday,
| Julg s; Patchinrille. Friday. July 0; Cherry
! Tree. Saturday, Jrly 10; Westover, Monday July
! l2 Glenhope. Tuesday, July l3: Mt Pleasant,
| Wednesday. July Il; Jaynesville Thursda July
| Is; MADEIRA. Friday. July l6; Ansonviile. Satur-
! day. July Il; New Millport, Sunday, July IS;
! Cloarfeld. Mansion House, Monday, Ju ly l9;
/ Grammandoe, Tuesday, July 20i Morrisdale,
| Wednesday,. July q Grahamton, Thursday July
| 22 Mul-onburg Friday. July %; karthaus Sat
/ urday. July "a FrenchvIlle. Monday. July 20;
| Sbswsville, Tuesday July 81; Forcus. W ednesday,
/ July IS; ClearfeId, Mansion House. Thursday
and Friday, July 29 30; Philipsburg. Grey s
/ Hotel, Saturday AMI Sunday, July 81 August
/ Ny business agen. makes out my visits, and
scrds one of mY circulars to every resident In
/ the counties visited Go to your principal Post
| Off ce get circular. and examine 1t carefully
| before calling on the Doctor June loot