Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

DR. CLARK rranat,tsA and raytgi1, yoay di.tas
zrfftOM a-Hfl,S aau gae'fioaS {fhrtHasrsta.4s
yo"T ease VOM kao1c a. ans be i,c,ir-4 II
lie cannot teH yOtT 2t,ra's and koar vsv ;ei s,,fl
ont oSths4g qnsSttOHs he does not coHslStl hss,f
rrmPstsh 70 treat yOHr raSe. Th,s Is stit,nisyion
10 go 6y aad fasEeHt' sh0uiH nat r. yatiy6sa a1fk
0Ey OthHr. 1his a. fls EHtv dirscf and ssJlrs
eOtdrHcs Of niy absiffs S,isHrEc PLysoiaR,
am. By mas standard I am ,riliiug to 5f jH9ee4
Dr Clark treats no case unless consc.on;iously
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 wiiheut interrOsa-
ting his patient
DR.. Clark will treat 10 Chronic Disease unless
he can explain its character to the complete and
perfect satisfaction Of the patient examined. And
the Dr- would here most positively state, that be
desires no patients 10 take treatment from him
unless they are fully and completely satisfied
with his consultations and examinations. which
are made free from charge.
DR. Clark bases his practice upon the ineoniTo-
vertibie law of Nature. FiTst-Tbat every cause
has an effect Second-That disease. are causes
producing effects or symptoms. and that every
disease has It's own peculiar effects symptoms,
which if properly and thoroughly understood by
the examining Physician, can be clearly pointed
out to the complete satisfaction of the patient sI
amined.
DR. Clark's method of diagnosing or explaining
diseases and their symptoms is only the process
of reasoning from cause to effect and hes been
acquired by thorough literary and medical cal
ture and also by an almost unlimited praciieek
every form of disease TO which the human syses
is liable.
By this process of reasoning the Dr. has &C
quired a reputation and success in treating dis
cases seldom attained
DR.. Clark is making quite a number Of e0nIe
nient appointments for the benefit of invalds who
cannot go long distance TO consult him Pa
tients will find this an opportunity rarely sfsrt'
d. Shnull moi fail a
tage Of
The Dr. furnishes all the medicines instru,
ments and apparatus necessary for the successful
treatment of every case.
CLEARFIELD COUNTY APPOINTMENTS
Clearfeld, Mansion House, Monday Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. June q y
23, p. 25, and 26, 1863; Curwensville Monday
June Is Pennville, Tuesday. June 29 Packers
vile, "Wednesday, june 30 Luthersburg' InuIs
day July / Rockton, Friday July 2; ClesrheH'
Mansion House, Saturday. July 8; BlOomlns'oa'
Monday, July 5; Lumber city, Tuesday, July o.
0stend, Wednesday, July a Burnside ThlIsday
july s. Patchinville, Friday, July 9; Cbsli!
Tree. Saturday, Jrly 10; Westover, MondayJuiy
IL; Glenhope, Tuesday, July l3: Mt Pleasant
Wednesday, July IA; Jaynesyille, IhursdayJag
Is; MADEIRA, Friday, July Is; Ansonviie, oa,uI,
day, July IL New Millport, Sunday July 70, 20,
Clearfeid, Mansion House, Monday. July ~
Grammandole, Tuesday, July 20; MorrsgAe,
Wednesday,, July 2i; Grahamto1, Ibursdayyoy
%; Mul'onburg. Friday, July %; karthaus, a.
urday, July "a French7Ille. Monday. July -
Shawsyille, Tuesday. July 81; Foreus, Wedneslay,
July 2S; ClearieId, Mansion House IhaIsd4!
and Friday, July 90 30; Philipsburs ore!
Hotel, Saturday ami Sunday, July 81 4 Angus'i
My business agen. makes out my visits 'Ia
sends one of my circulars to every TeSlaehp5 D., -
the counties visited. Go to your prinelpai ~
oftice, get circular, and examine II cAeIeis!
before calling on the Doctor. june lJnn- w.