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am now prepared to fill orders for apple trees
fine budded peaches, pears. cherries plums prunss
sprico's. neetarines etc, trees Of good grol and
embracing all the best varieties that are indigenous
TO this climate, and at prices that viii defy conps
tition. Give me call before buying elsewhere.
W. b. ELLRpan,
smeh4w. Troy, Kaa
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IT. Lee Hoverson who was injured on the rail-
road, at East Norway, on Tuesday of last week,
died at 10 o'clock op Thursday night lie was in the
9th wear of his age
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These terms are offered only to prompt paving sub
seribers to the Chief and for the benefit of our
patrons only. We cannot furnish the other perodi-
calls at the low rates to persons who are in arrears
for the Chief and in to persons who are rot
subscribers to the Chief Persons who have already
paid in advance for the Chief can have any of the
above publications they may desire, at the lowest
club rates
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~ Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
the great medicine for the of all female CON-
plants, is the greatest strengthened of the back,
stomach. kidneys, urinary and genital organs
of man and woman, everk known. Send for circulars.
to lydia E. Pnkham, Lynn. Mass.
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II Grass-widow rheumatism is q new malady
that has made its appearance. Discoveries for its
will next engage the attention of patent medi-
cine Perhaps Kendalls SPAWN Cure would
Z hru
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ssflucllupaiba..,

New, quick, complete cure days, urinary afec'
tion., .martng. frequent difficult urination. kid
ney diseases 81. at druggists. Kansas Depot, Nc
Pike & Fox. Atchison. Kansas.
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4 RARE CHAScE.-Mr. v. Ferguson informs US
that he has fall sets of Harpers Weekly and HmPos
AGga-ine for the past ten eleven years which he
wishes dispose Of and will sell them cheap. Per-
sons desiring sets of these valuable publications,
should call on him soon
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n Some of the Troy boys are going to do mis-
chief one of these days, result of reading Dime
Novels. They even take them to school. place them
on their books, and read them, while pretending to
study their lessons.
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MONEY TO LOAN,

On Real Estate, In sums 10 snit Dor.
lowers, on five years time, or less In.
terest. per cent. per nunum. Com.
missions reasonable.
1sjaHly III. Il w. II. BARTLETT.
Northwest Cor 4th Edmend Streets, St. Joseph No
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II s1,5co per year can be easily made at home
working for z. G. Rideout & Co.. 10 Barclay Street,
New York. Send for their catalogue and full par
ticular.
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II Sheriff Ensign, Of Lincoln, Nebraska is in
town, watching the corners relative TO Amos San
fords horse-thief. He has interest in him. il he
should happen to slip out of this scrape.
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tf- After next week. circumstances will compel
Ned" our excellent White Cloud itemizer. TO dis
continue writing, for time. If any other person up
there wishes step in shall be glad to hear from
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-30

~ F. A. Kast, the drug clerk is now working in
Falls City drug lie is announced as a regis
tered druggist of twelve years experience. who
sprlks English and German, and reads all kinds Of
pr,scrintions
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Jacob Loeckman. "a Clinton Street, Buffalo, " Y.
SAYS he has been using Thomas Electric Oil for
rheumatism. lie had such lame back that he could
do nothing: hut bottle entirely cured i'm. For
sale by ID. {. Sinclair, Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-30

II C. J. Balcom is in. from Rocks County. He
is now following the example of Father Abraham
he is engaged in the cattle business and his hocks
feed on thousand hills.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-30

= McCrum & COwen have received
their Spring stock of Dry Goods and No
tons, Boots and Shoes, and Clothing.
We invite the trade to call and examine
our new goods and prices. We direct es-
pecial attention to our Clothing, which
is nice, new. and nobby.
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Notice.

Any person who has or may cut and throw any
hedge in any lane public highway. in Centre
Township. must remove the same.
Gro. s. HARRIS,
23mch-2w. Township Trustee.
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w New Goods at LELAND'S. New
styles. Dress Goods, and cheaper than
eyer
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p" Mrs. VIM. X. johnson, who bas been spend
ing the winter with her daughter Mr. Mailer, at
Leoua. returned home. on Wednesday evening Of
Il.
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II Rev. j. Biddison will preach at the Methodist
church. in Troy. next Sunday, at IL o'clock, a.
at Blair Station 80. p. m. /: and at Wathena, at
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The thing desired found at last. Ask Druggists fol
Rough on Rats II clears out rats, mice. reaches
flies. bed-bugs l5c. boxes.
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skinny Men.

Wells Health Renewer.- Absolute cure for
nervous debility and weakness of the generative
functions. 81. at druggists Kansas Depot. MePike
& Fox, Atchison. Kansas.
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= The Severance Mills now have an abundance
OF water. and running day and night, with good
supply Of -four always on hand
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TT Tn. b. & NJ. X. r., known as the Burlington
Route" offers special advantages TO travellers. See
their advertisement in this paper.
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Y Grape vines, rAspherries, blsckeerries. goose
berries. currsnts. and Strawberries. for sale by
w Il. EiIEDGE Troy.
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Money 10 Lean,

On long time, At per cent interest, on well I'M
proved Farms in Doniphan County. Kansas. Apply to
iunesi Y X SToUT. Troy, Kansss.
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r. Death TO rats mice, reaches ard ants; Parsons
E1terminator. Barns, grsparics and households
cleared in a single night. No fear Of bad smells
Best and cheapest vermin Killer in the world. Sold
everywhere.
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2jan.
ROoTSr ROO
BOOTS,

Van Buskirk & Breckenridge agents for NJ. d.
Wells '-old Mems Comfort, Victor" and peer
less Calf Bootsgiven up he the beet in any mar
kcf for The rnoncr.
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We have made arrangements with the publishers
Of number OF leading newspapers and magazines,
by which We can furnish them, in connection with
the ChieE. at greatly reduced rates from regular
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-30

st. JosErH HoSEI.-From time to time We have
warned the people be careful about taking the ST.
Joseph city script with which the country has been
flooded. for many months past. 1t has Been scatter
ed out by the thousands of dollars by business men
of st. Joseph, who gave it ont in change to every
customer in the country. and az it bears sort Of
resemblance greenbacks. when not examined care
fully. most oft receined as greenhaeks. Now
the tronble is coming. United States revenue Of
cer there, last week, looking into the business
which gave the business men a scare. and they are
holding public meetnSs to Try 10 devise some means
either get rid Of the money to keep it at par
Ii is really known how much of the money is in
circulation. for it is believed that it has been paid
out by the city officials after coming back into the
Treasury, instead of heing cancelled, Us it should
have been. Government makes money for the Peo-
pie. and that is the money they should receive, civ
ing wildcat -hinplasters the go-hy.
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r. Rev. Mr.. Bddison, the Methodist minister.
favored Us with n call. Monday. He has brought
his family to Troy. and lie 4 resident.
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II 10. Hasenbueh received n telegram, on
Wednesday afternoon of last week, announcing the
death of his father who resided near Clay Centre
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Works double and single in either wagon or bug
pv DR.. J. W. WADE.
Troy Kas.
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e Among the callers on the Chief, Monday,
were Arch. Campbell, Of Highland, Z. Ii. Gstchell,
Of Ieous and Ed. Noble, of Brown County.
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-" Drugs and medicines cheaper than at st. 10.
.eph. at DIR. Wade's drug store.
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very cheap or trade for stock very desirable city
resdenee in Troy, Kansas. well improved; buildings
all new. and fret class Apply to
Inch r. HarnKr.
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u We had a pleasant call, on Monday from Fa-
Their Pirmine and Father John. of st. Benedict's
Church. in Wolf River Township.
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~ From the time of the rain, on Sunday even
ing until Monday morning. the wheat grew from
three to four inches.
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~ Dr. J. c. Myers will he at White Clond. Mon
day April 81, for one day only.
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~ Alabastine. flor cal-omining.l at Dr. Wsde's
drug store.
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For SALE-A nice calf. Enquire at this office. o
OF DIR. Cash.
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rF- Look at Emerson's, White Cloud. price list
in another colomn. Amt he .'sure enough
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~" The next meeting Of the W. c. 7. L. will be
held at the residence Of Ers Reeder. on Friday af
ternoon March 3lst.
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n Emerson. White Cloud has the boss stock Of
goods, this Spring; new line embroideries, magic
triming ladies' collars, etc. Call and zee him: he
will save YOU soue money.
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e 4 tremendous rain. Sunday evening. with
warm weather, just the thing needed for the
wheat crup.
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II 800 Ben D.vi. apple trees for sale by W. r
Elledge. Troy.
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n Pine budded peach trees for sale by
W. b. ELLEDcK. Troy.
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For nKy other length Of tine IN -, hn,i.sas
above raies which apply Ouly % rsenla :.
" iarsl .1d transient sdveTtisenenta o. per
hs srt Insertion and % cents per square lot es1h
qsisj Nosices viii be charged per cent eItra ano
Iorsls 10 cents per lin. for single insertion
srsnts per line for subsequent insertions An
Eight lines Of solid Sonpareil make enc sYn.e IN
go. Of hzf square and over counted as fni
square ..is.5 "a viii he ehars.
& -. - csrfifris1 iu addition 10 the regular r.tes
Transient advertisements must be Psio iof ih'A' ~
- Top WORK Of an kind, done 90 sbort notice a.
. 2. ~, tines viii admit All job Work must De Ps'o
Tor hen taken from the Office.
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y The new patent sprinkler. from Iowa Point.
WAS tesed. Tuesday evening. and found to work sd-
mrably IL is just the thing for settling the dust
or washing windows and the sides Of houses.
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r. Would be glad to get ST. Joseph prices at DIR.
Wsde's drug store.
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~ For Genuine Seth Thomas Clocks 90 T.
Reese

Just received a, ID. c. Sinclair's very fine assort
ment of the latest .tyles Of Wall Paper.
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nonIPuAn COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Jpdr. d Judicial Disfrict-DErID NAKTIS
co1sty ComulissionsTs-R. p SHrIskr, CTErs LELs'
ia LtKTs FETTEE-
Sheriff. G. BAILEY
CLERK Of District CouTt-F- J. CLssf
Treasnr,r-sANrEI. y. JOHNSON.
County CIerk-D W MoEsE.
County Attornev-THoyEs W. HIATLEr.
Probate Judge-IoHN y. WILCOX
Rngi.ter Of Deede-EKA-Nus y. Dfxos.
Superiutendent Of Public Instructcn-H. = SHAME
Suryeyor-CHARLEs CORBrsiER
Coroner-DR RoBEKT S DISshoRR
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n Go to Hecum & Couens for ssrerane.
Snowflake Flour
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MONEY To LOAN,

On Improved Farms, in sums to suit borrowers In
Ierest per cant per snuum, and only mission
of per cent for loan directly for private party
in the East THos. W. HBITIEI.
QdecS0 Troy, Kansas.
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q Al wanting good -four, should re. tn. Sever.
ance Mills "snsv Flake
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PEACHES have for sale all the leading varieties
Of Peach Trees. Call me. at the Chief Office.
las iSryuIr
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= The Baltimore american acknowledges the
receipt the Troy contribution to the Sergeant Ma
son fund.
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~ 400 Ben D.vis apple tree. for sale by W. B.
EllrdSe. Troy.
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Y 1850 Ben Davis apple trees for sale by W. B.
ElledRe Troy.
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q Flows and Cultivators at Leland's,
at st. Joe prices,
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ALLOW rates on long time. y. PRICE,
2,iuneso Troy. Kansas.
~ Go to j. J. Brsdley's, at Tanning, for bar
gains. He keeps on hand everything kept in gen.
eral store
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y Farmers can nov depend upon getting then
grinding done promptly. at the Severance Mills
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adapted to the needs of fading and falling hair Par
ksr's Hair Bsl-am has taken the first rank an
elegant and reliable hair restorative.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-30

r Fine line gents new Spring styles suits, a
Emerson's. White Cloud.
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r. All kinds Of fruit trees and small fruit for
sale at Troy W. b. ELLEDGE.
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n See s J. Edgerlyis advertisement OF = valua-
bic farm in Semaha County for sale
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McCrnm & Cnwen have receiy,

~ Sehlsininger makes it q point to keep tn
frr,he.t and best bread in town s3mch.h.
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IT, Paints oils and window glass. at Dr. Wsde's
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FRANKLIN BtHCOCk
VIII negotiate loans for parties wishing TO borrow
money. afeb,s
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II ID. NJ. Emerson. author of popular prices,
White Coud, i, making it lively for the boys. Those
ladies' hats attract unusual attention They are all
new Spring styles, notwithstanding certain man
says they old last years styles: he knows he s
lying when he say. sol. There hasn't lady looked
st them. but says they all and pretty styles,
and so much lower in price than they have been in
the habit of buying. Don't buy q hat until you see
nv stock and save 50 per cent. more.
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~ Morton sell. the best fine boot in the Count
n
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II 1t is useless to deny that the brightest and
fairest fall egsy victims to consumption and equally
fruess ignore the fact that decline has its origin.
in many in neglected catRrrh. Sanfords Radical
Cure is n pure sweet. balsamic specific.
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q Ben Davis apple trees for sale BY
W. b. ELIspos. Trey.
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II Go to Morton's for le pounds of eurr,nts 70
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Y All kinds of fruit trees and small fruit for
SALE at Troy. W. r. EIKpeE.
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r Miss a. f.. Bender will teach n select sch'
at Gesry City, beginning Monday. April ID.
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CLOTHING

We have a beautiful line of suits, for
men, boys, and children. Don't forget to
look and price, before buying In this line.
Motto--Close prices. We let nobody beat
US. Van Buskirk e. Breckenridge,
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Y Go to Morton's for L. pounds of fine dried
peaches for u.
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II City election occurs next Monday. As YET
VIC have heard OF no candidates
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u onisa eta, Of Nsrtsa's
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-. All kinds of fruit trees and small fruit for
sale at Troy. W. H. ELLEDGE-
~ Tobacco and Cigars speciality, at Henry
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n For the mi. Lancaster Watch. 60 to Pee,

u go to D. c. Sinclair. for an Kinds Of paint.
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"a. OF H.,

Troy Lodge No 5i7 Knights Of Honor meets the SEQ
nd and fourth Friday evenings in each month IN Odd Eel
Sws' Hall BDders Bank - -
RouERT Wilkinson Reporter.
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AGENTS

LANES II BATES Il Park Row, New York.
{ N PFTTFNGIL.L s. Co, u Park Row New York
HOWELL 4 CHESMAS. St. Louis, No.
TITS PAPER may be fopnd on hle at Geo.gs r. r.
Using Bureau 40 Spruce ST. where adyeItsinng con
tract NAV be made for il IN NEW fOHh.
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Troy Lodge No 81 A. f. and A NJ, meets in their Hail
tr,t Monday in each month bef1e full and second
'@'"iu-' ALBERT PERRY, W. NJ
D. c. SISCIAIR, See
Troy Chapter No. Is l. A. NJ, bold their meetings on
the hfst Monday after fall noon -
JAMES d. WILLIAMSON, II. y.
ID. c. SISCI-ArE, See.
waihena Lodge No. q. A. +. & A. N. meets at their
Hall every SATURDAY. before the full moon and every
two weeks thereafter Visiting brethren are cordially IN
,itrd o attend y HAICh W NJ
q poIRIER
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eunehiw.
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n. O. O. r.

Troy City Lodge No q meets every Saturday night AZ
Odd Fellows Hall BOders Bank AL members 81 the
Order are cordially invited TO attend - ~ =
I A X Sec
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Feb. .. 1850.
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The wind, ON last Tuesday, blew the roof OH TIT
eolored school house. and blew down several fences
efe
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-11
doctors aud Advertisements.

Doctors aud Advertisements.
Doctors disagreements are proverbial. and
the general opinion of mankind that it is
folly for laymen to decide when members OF
the faculty get by the ears the PRESS GER
tainly has no disposition to dispute. The
policy of it is apparent. As we are not hunt
ing hornets nests this year we eagerly has
ten to refrain from taking hand in the fight
of the Bangor doctors which has vexed the
Maine Medical Association for many ses-
sion, given much employment to boards OF
censors and other censorious committees,
and brought scandal upon the large body OF
worthy physicians of this State. But IN
courtesy to DR.. Eugene F. Sanger we give
place to his communication. OF the merits OF
the dispute in which he is involved we know
nothing, but presume that the censors did
substantial justice to all concerned.
But one aspect of the matter is Ineligible
enough. 1t may be contrary to medical ethics
for a physician to advertise his calling in the
newspapers, but it is entirely consonant
with common sense. There is no more rea-
son why he should not inform the pubic
where his Office is and what his business -
than why minister should not advertise the
text of his sermon under religious notices.
or lawyer solicit clients under the heading
ssprofessional cards." If doctor does some
fine surgical operation or effects the cure OF
some distressing or dangerous malady, he is
as much entitled to notice and praise as the
pastor who delivers brilliant sermon or
the advocate who wins before jury hotly
contested case of public interest. And If
his work attracts attention we are not aware
of any way in which it can be concealed
from the intelligent vigilance of the report
ers. Apparently, DR.. Sanger did not seek
newspaper notices. But he could not escape
them. His professional brethren may as well
take warning and brace up. They cannot
escape the horrors of journalistic notoriety.
They will, like many of their patients, have
to be resigned.