Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-09-13

from thence I visited my brothers In
Pennsylvania, and 1t was while I wal
there that DIR. Berry wrote to my fami.
~ to come over there, svittout my kn0sOs.
edge. Whea he informed me of this
hastened to Hagerstown to counter
mand the order, but could not get let
ter through. His statement of sending
wagons for my family, like his other
statements, are base. s0iLftA lies. It is
true, the Federal officer who bore the
letter kindly offered to take my family
to Winchester. but which offer they de.
clined. Mr.. John w. Reeser conveyed
my family to Winchester by private
conveyance. l 6,
Soon after the war several Of the ply
sieians of this county met and formed q
county medical society, of which was
elected President, but this society never
rose to the dignity of q second meeting
we never could get . quorum together
again, and the child died ere it was fair
ly born-but challenge this vile slan-
derer to produce line written or print
ed where have advertised any nair0c-
ul0us cures, or any natural ones, in this
State or any other, of my own, and un-
til he he does this, I again pronounce
him liar and a sl0nderer, which he
can carry gracefully or ungracefully. a.
best suits him.
Several years ago I associated with
me young man, who had no diploma,
In the practice of medicine, with the
distinct understanding that he was to go
through with regular course of medi- |
cal Study. This association continued |
about two months, certainly less than !
three. This young man published some |
certificates he had, but / never saw any,
thing miraculous" about them, though |
believe they were given in good faith. |
/ confess have not always stood upon |
strict professional ethics. For instance, |
in common with the rest Of the physi-
clans of the neighborh0Od, have often |
consulted with Harry's father-in.law,
DR.. p. Belew, who has practiced some
IS years-lfke the young man referred
to-withouta diploma.
would like to take Harry through q
cross discrimination upon long list of
points, If had the time and space, and
it were not for wearying the patience of
the readers of the Register. would
like to question him in regard to that
charge of perjury which was preferred
against him several years ago. would
like to ventilate that military career he
boasts Of. 1t would be interesting. 1
would like to have the opportunity to
bring forward some of his most intimate
friends, in order to prove him com.
mon, or rather very uncommon, liar.
I would like to investigate those charges
which the Baltimore merchants prefer
against him-that Is Of swindling them.
would like, particularly, just to ask
Harry if he remembers. q conversation
he and had in front of the office of the
Tenth Legion Banner, soon after he
started that paper. I remarked that q
good deal of curiosity was being felt in
regard to the political course of the Ban
nes. His reply was g. Icoxld make
SIC, 900 By the operation, 1 sO0uLd run the
paper in the interests of the RepubM
cans" would like to inquire wheth.
er, when he was running a. the Repub-
lican candidate for Sergeant-st-Arm rms OF
the u. b. Senate, he was to receive the
Sic. 600 as q reward for his treachery, or
the salary and the stealings
were to be taken IN part or whole pay.
But all honor to the noble band of !
Democratic Senators who stood like a
stOnewall against the contamination of
that foul bargain. With uncovered
head and grateful heart, salute those
noble patriots; and generations yet I'M .
born shall arise and call them blessed.
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