Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
d r. LA Rk,
PROFESSOR OF
Anatomical Pathology,
and Physician for the exclusive treat
ment of Chronic Diseases.
All Cons atifati01ts aud Examination Of Panents
maefe Free Of Ckarge.

DR. CLARK sramanes and explains yoar di,sas.
scithoHt asking a1fg questions THE understand
go1r case gon knoac az AMI eamnst be deeefved. Il
he cannot tell yonr drea'e and hoto yoU feel tc,th
out asking gitsstfons he does constder hiha,si
competent 10 treat y0nr case. Tins IS Hetr,terioA
TO go by and patient, MonkS NOT Be satisfied aritA
any other. THIS as the only direct aud positiU.
eUidenee Of my abtitty a Scientific PhystefeR
and bp this standard am acikiing TO be Judged.
DR. Clark treats no case unless eonseiefitiously
of the opinion tn 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. Clark will treat Chronic Disease unless
he can xPfain its character to the complete and
perfect satisfaction of the patient examined. And
the Dr. would here most positively state, th at he
desires patients TO take treatment from him
unless they are fully and completely satisfied
with his consultations and examinations, which
made free from charge
DIR. Clark bases his practice upon the ineOntro
yertitle law of Nature. First-That every cause
has an effect. Second-That diseases causes
producing effects or symptoms, and that every
disease has its peculiar effects or symptoms
which If properly and thoroughly understood by
the examining Physician, can be clearly pointed
out to the complete satisfaction of the patient
amined
Dr. Clark 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 and medical cul-
ture, ana also by an almost unlimited practice In
every form of disease to which the human system
is liable
By this process of reasoning the DR.. has &C
quired reputation and success in treating dis
eases seldom attained.
DR. Clark is making quite a number of conve
nient appointments for the benefit of invaids he
cannot go long distance TO consult him Pa
tients will find this opportunity rlrely afford
ed and one they should not fail to take adyan-
tage of.
The Dr. furnishes all the medicines instru
ments and apparatus necessary for the successful
treatment of every
CLEARFIELD COUNTY APPOINTMENTS.
Clearfeld, Mansion House. Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. June 81, %
%, "a. 25, and 26, 1862 CurwensviIle Monday.
June 2S Pennville Tuesday. June 29 Packers
vile. Wednesday, June 80; Luthersburg, Thurs
day. July /; Rockton. Friday, July 2; Clearfield.
Monday, July 3; Lumber city, Tuesday July i;
Ostend, Wednesday July 4; Burnside. Thursday
july s; Patchinville, Friday, July 9; Cherry
Tree Saturday. Jply 10; Westover, Monday July
u; Glenhope, Tuesday, July IS: Mt. Pleasant,
Wednesday, July IA; Jaynesvile, Thursday July
Is; MADEIRA Friday, July Is; Ansonyills, Satur-
day, July IL; New Millport, Sunday, July IS;
Grammandole, Tuesday July 20; Morrisdale,
Wednesday; july q +; Grahamto1, Thursday July
p; Mul'onburg. Friday. July %; Karthaus, Sat
urday, July "a; FrencbyIlie Monday. July 26
shaw.yille, Tuesday, July %; Fnrcus. " ednesday
July Is; Clearfeld, Mansion House Thursday
Hotel, Saturday AMI Sunday, July 81 August
My business agen. makes out my visits and
sends ore of my circulars to every resident in
the counties visited. Go to your principal Post
Office, get circular and examine it CAREFUL J
before calling the Doctor. lJune 16-6t