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J25 SrrtFt n W.
III NCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. jalD-dSds
FENWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT CORNER
4 OF AND THIRD STREETS NORTHEAST.


Il VI AND Third STREETS NORTHEAST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY FIF- ~,
lin Ia, at HAl-f-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we n
VIII sell, in front of the premises -1
PART LOT 3. SQUARE T57.
ironing 70 feet Sd and deJth 100 feet
on Q street improved by two story dwelling, with
and wei located good opportunity To- obtain com
Portable home or make good Investment
Terms: one-fhlrd cash: balance in and two wears
notes To bear interest and to be secured 10y deed trust
or oil cash, al option of purchaser deposit of SlG(
AT time q sale ConveyanClng. &c. cost of pur-
chaser Terms to be complied with in seven days other
wise resale at risk and cost of defauing purchaser after
nFe days pubic notice Of such resale in some newspa-
per published ia Waslingt.m L. C.
iaiOd&ds DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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l96 7Prizes amounting to S265 500
Application for rates to Clubs should be made only
to the ONCE Of the Company In New Orleans
For further Information write clearly giving full i'd
9ress MAKE = o. Money Orders payable and address
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
NEW ORLEANS, La
Postal notes and ordinary letters by mail express
Gall sums Of Is and upwards by express at expense)
to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN
d19,26, 29jan2, 59&12-Tt NEW ORLEANS La
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1OHN SHERMAN & co.
- Real Estate Agents and Auctionears
S21 L street northwest
AsSIGNEE,s SALE. HONFop.TT1rC

ASSlGNEE'S SALE, HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY
Notice is hereby given that or SATURDAY. THE
Nh MIL r. EESIH DAY OF JAM ARY, Issi. At TWO
pSIDth PM, VIII offer for sale at public auction.
IN bulk the fixtures and stock trade OF the HuInco-
patIc PHARMACY No 1872 str, ct northwest Washing
ton, DC. J. =. SWDRMSTEDT.
Assignee OF l.. }. Mcpherson
deposit Of $5'a required on acceptance Of bid; hal
anc OF purchase money in cash within five DAYS The
assignee reserves the night to resell at the risk Of the
dctaI!ting purchaser.
VA. VI. SMITH. salesman falO-dS1s
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4 SsIGNEE'S SALE OF PIANOS ANp<z
N ORGANS. nTTT1


No. u TsIoN SQUARE. y. Y. ner 18th, lSS3
CHtTNCEY J IFEr. Ak 5th - w Washington. n c,
Dear SIR Acting GA your suggestion. have pu urhast,i
on Your account Il the aS>sIlts sale tie
cents on The dollar hasi factor. inventory uf new
stock AMI ~ cents the dollar estimated value 4
rented stock The goods thu dUUr viii L. forwarded
IN time Tor your he lay TRADE. She rnt,d Instruments
a. !st as can st them in. should those goods LEA late
III arm lilS SAY 10 lIr assrS Wat. ana piano
oran bran new. from Tie most celebrated maker l.ss
man - tr =, at uf Iglce quoted 10y the REGULAR aGut.
hfe Is hardly rrs class maker Uf note in tho
iN not Fcl rfNtntc IN tins stock which also embraces
piano stools, and musical Instruments = every
DESCRIPTION. Believing have done that III meet
Your hearty aIIutStiu0 and extending 10 You tie
illEeuts u TIE seasou SIN
luur most ole,lient servant
}. ". HAIDCASTLE
No. IA eonJ.iuc ChlckerinE Piano: regular Price
so. has round corners double veneer rus Spoi
case. massive carved s and Tyre; superb power and
slila1ES quality of tone, ofier,,l at $50
oct, strlngcd, grand action, regular, $3.50 ciicrcd
No. 3-Frnm the factory ~ VIM Knal,e < Co double
rouiu square Grand, in solid Rosewood, every first
Iass naclIess instrument; Regular, 500. offered &c
No. Am NJ riGht IN nassvey carved case e1ual in
tone ana action 10 No 3. - O,taNc triVc sirinlrl
Peerless Instrument: regular, $50. offend S-75
No "A beautiful Esty Organ re- Il@r II. uitcred
NJ Ga ssnuino Mason Halalin Organ; REGULAR
No. Second hand Pianos for beginners at $40 and
$50
No. s-The ma:chloss ShouninScr Cyrllalla Ors-ans
offered az unprecedented harCans. the only Organs
tls world contain cunllrt, chime OF bills.
Bring deposit, positively refusal given with
out u. CHAUNCE1 j REID
uio sS3 It'll 81 n. W.
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Ihlrd Asslstant Postmaster Gene
Terms rash SOL

{ HiAANGE I.. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ RIAL ESTATE ON TIE EAST SIDE OF NINE
TENTH STREET. BETWEEN 1 AND h
STREETS NORTHWEST.
by vlue of decree of the Supreme Court az the -
District OF Columbia in special term passed in n
cause No 1852 Equity, wherein Frederick O. Cal k:A
vert is complainant and Charles Calvert ct a. de
fendhntS. the undersigned will offer for sale public
actlon il fr@1t Of thu premises, WEDNESDAY, the
INfNIG-THIRD DAY OF JANUARY. 1854 at
HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ all that certain
piece or parcel Of land and premises situate City
OF Washington and District of Columbia and known and
described as the south part of lot numbered twelve m
IN square numbered one hundred and six (gf) fronting
tweIty five (5l feet on 18th street and extending
etet"arty 10 an alley i'll the rear, the Is laid
down on the official Plat of said city ard the improve
nlslits thereon, consisting of frame dive ling
Terms: One third If the purchase money in cash one
Ifilrd IN SIX months and third in twelve months
from the day of sale with interest on said de-
ferred payments at the rate of six 90 per ccntum
per annu or all cash. at the option of the purchaser
the deferred payment TO be secured by the notes the
purchaser and deed Of trust upon the said estate:
Sllo SHAH be required as soon the property bid of
ana the purchaser shall fail to comply with the terms
OF sale within seven Cd days from the day OF sale the
property Will be sold at the risk and of default
lig purchaser All convey anciIg and recording lr-
chaseT's cost.
EDWARD A NEWMAN, trustee.
1913 Az street n
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DR. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT or Rerenerator
Is made expressly for the of arrangements of the
Irocreatlve organs Whenever debility of the gen
eraive oreans occurs from whatever cause. the
the parts must restore them to healthy action There
IL no mistake about this instrument Years of
tested It, and thousands Of testified to- Weak.
Gess from lndlscretion !ncapacity, Lack of Vgor.
Ster1ty1n fact trouble of these organs is cured
Do not confound this with electric belts advertised to
ce all ills from head to toe This for the ONE spe-
cited purpose. For circulars giving full information
CHEEvER ELECTRIC BELT CO.,
n3-s&w 103 Washington street. Chicago
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nUNCASSON BROS Aucuoneers
~ 81 and 3ls 9Th street northwest, corner d ST.
DEAD LETTER OFFICE SALE
The sale of articles accumulated in the Dead Letter
Office Will he sold al Dnncansou Bros auction rooms
9Th and ID streets northwest commencing TUESDAY
JANUARY FIFTEENTH. lisa. at Ten O'CLOCK Al
and VIII be continued EACH EVENING at SEVEN
O'CLOCK, and EACH MORNING at Ten O'CLOCK
until the whole is disposed of.
BY order Of the Postmaster General.
A. n. HAZFN,
Third Assistant Postmaster General.
Terms cash. jalI- at
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LADIES GOODS.
Mn. Gro. WHITE.

MIR UEO. W HITE
LADIES' TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER
1885 Street, Opposite Ebbtt House,
be9S leave to inform the ladies that he is fully
pared to make all kinds of Dresses in the shortest time
possible very reasonable. Ladies' material made
Habits
ial2-6t' GEO. WHITE 1885 street northwest
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
~ the best SO is JUSTHS Old Stand known for years
as the only place where first-class SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can be sold at respectable prices Address
cal, at
JUSTH'S Old Stand, No. GIG street. between 9Th and
1th streets northwest
N.b.-Note by mail promptly attenisdtA ~
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boy of thirteen Years. whose violin nl,vi,o
has long been the wonder of a Cossack VILLAGE
recently reached St Petersburg after a tourney
OF I.1p miles on foot. ailured by the hone OF
obtaiEi'i@ tree Instruction at the conservatory
I, 10 iaFdsAiis and over eXertion had worn the
oda-erott-.y III Of typhoid fever. should ne re-
49, .'t vii, cc t,.iiy liad abundant opportunity
Courage f~' " Hi'
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THos. J. FISHER & CO, Auctioneers

cHA AN, Y SAFE al OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN AZ
THIRD SLkEEE AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST.
Under and ny virtueof decree Of the Snprerne ~
Court OF the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity
cause No; $40, Doc 90. Daniel " Middleton vs. Ia
julia middleton ct al, the undersigned Trustees ar-
highest bidder Lot No and parts Lots Nos and g.
III reservation 10 in the City of Washington ID C. on
WEDNESDAY, TWELFTH DAY OF DECEMBER A
u 1883 at FOUR O'CLOCK Z. A.. on The pr, nlises
This property is improved by large building known
as the Washington House" and Tor many years occu-
pied as hotel
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree to be- One
thlr OF the purchase money III cash, aid the balance in
one Cd and two CD years. the deferred payments to hear
interest ana TO be secured to the satisfaction the
trustees deposit of two hundred dollars Will he re-
CURED at the time of sale and all be at
the cost OF purchaser If the Of sale are not COM
pied with IN ten days from date OF sale the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property ut the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
". b. WEBB, Trustee
4OS 5th street northwest
FRANK Z. MIDDLETON. Trustee
nl!-1n",s .Ol 10th street northwest.
eF THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IJSTrr.
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER NINETEENTH, same
hour and place.
BY order of the Trustees dl2wemSds
FF THE ABOVE SALE IN CONSEQUENCE OF
the storm, Is POSTPONED until MONDAY, DECEM-
bbS IMENIi-tOURTH, same hour and place.
by order OF the trustees. dl9-w,s,m-3t
[" ON ACCOUNT OF THE STORM. THE ABOVE
sale is POSTPONED until TUESDAY the FIFTEENTH
LAY OF JANUARY, A ID. 1854 same hour and place
By order Of the Trustees. d24-m,w s&ds
RSR
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PIANOS AND ORGANS
The Brsr AZ Tnr LOWEST PRrcE

We seti tts f-PSt Pianos male We
them To he superior 10 others and ShalrfHs
conn arson Ne sell the b,st Pianos for SIW III gTn
"a $50 J. - than You lay for a cheap srade "
After have examined what dealers VIII try sell
you come sud $50 Ii Npu have old Piano " vii
take II lsrt payment for S4uara r Tyrigt ~ full
value We always have harLain in nearly SSyl!i-
hand Piano. small la! nts t. suit Gus, rerS
d2T a. ION s-r,Set r,rtbvs,ss,
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COMMISSIONER
ncorporated In 1868 for twenty five years by the Leg
Ature for educational and Charitable purposes-With
La OF which reserve fund of over
ny an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
pecemer p the PRESENT State Constitution adopted
people Of any State. w WV
1t neuer scales or 1ostpones
1Te GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take pIace
,4 A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR.
FIRST GRAND DRAWING, CLASS A. AT NEW
WILLIAMS. TUESDAY, JANUARY Is. 1884
164TH MONTHLY DRAWING.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
100000 Tickets at Is each Fractions In ffths In NM
portion.
LIST OF PRIZES.
SSo. 90. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000
~. 20 ~; 10000
Ize" VI ~nUW 1900
~ 70. z@ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
az ~. A'M1 10000
,nnU 20. SO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
ooSU 20. 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
"a 70. 1W OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30 600
~ 10. d.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
WV w. .AppRoxiMxTioN PRIZES. '''''' 5000
Approximation Prizes Of s75O....... 6,75o
90 DO. 5OO....... $500
W. 90. 2o0....... $3.50
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t.'Oi-Ei, AuctlCneer.
viii sell the entire stock OF TIE wc, known firm Of
NJ SILVER,
No rs MARKET SPACE
Fancy Goods, Millinery, Cloaks. &C. oomrencinS
TUESDAY, JANUARI EIGHTH. az HAIF-PAST TEN
AN and Will continue from day 20 day until all goods
are disposed q. his stock consists follows: Fine
SILK Russian Circulars polfuans Cloth New Mark, is
Paieots. Jerseys &c: Plush Donans: also large as
sortment o. CiiidTtu's Goats. stye. and
other goods too MERTON Ladies can gu TO
the above mentioned firm before the day Of sale and
ec and try any in the stock and can have
the same put UP the day of sale This chance
for ladies and children who III want of the above
mentioned goods have orders to close out the same
without reserve.
ta3-2w FOLEY Auct
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WHITE CLOVER FAVORITE FACE POWDER,
w Is the best and entirely harmless
Sold only by Druggists Price 25c. per box
dl3 nj. s. KAHN, Baltimore
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AIDES FURS REPAIRED. SEAL SACoUES
IL Redyed and Lined. Fnr Circular and Dolman
Innings newly covered. Miss CUNNINGHAM
oil 1910 Sth street northwest, bet ween and O.
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANSoN BROS. Auc .ioneers.
ASSIGNEF'S SALE OF STOCK OF LADIES FUR
GLOVES. FANCY -ToILET kRfICLES. Cox.
TANNED IN STORE No l42i NFW YCRk AVE
NUE., NEAR FIFTEENTH STREET.
rv virtue IF deed Of assignment n ne will sci At
putic suction, on SATURDAY. TWELFTH DAY OF
JAM AIRY. A D 1854 commencing al TN O'CLOCK
A. NJ and continue on MONDAY. FOURTEENTH
JAM ARN. TT SAME HOt r. all the goods and chattes
Contained. III said store comprising IN part
Hosiery. Gloves, Eising
LlNinES. Bat ems. Collars
IsdrS' Underwear. Laces
lElry Toilet Articles
Cambria. Cotton. &c. &c
Count. r.. SiclVlng. Sc.
The attention trade ana private buyers called TO
this sale. WM. d COOKE
ial-6t Assignee
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W. e. WOOD 4 ca.
HEATING AND vENTuATINo ENaINEERA
MANUFACTURE AND ERECT THE MOST
IMPROVED sTEAM-HEATINa
APPARATUS FOB
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND DWEIL1Noa
No 296 W. Bait st. and No. North Liberty Street
Baltimore. Nd sep6 -6m

IL
develop the FORM by process tnever faiIs) and
increase or reduce the flesh scientifically also Remove
Permanently Smallpox Pttings Freckles Wrinkles
Moies and supsrnuous Hair Compilations Bleached or
Artisncaily beautifed Full particularly 10 Address
MADAME NJ LATOUR
o17-wAs 2l46 Lexington avenue. New York.
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The folds OIL her dress, which was of silyer-gray
tulle over silver satin.
FULL PASIERs, In spite of all predictions to
the contrary, are much worn both with dsy and
evening costumes The Camargo bodice. with
lace paniers aud long trains, worn over velvet
pet.,coats, are much in vogue; the train is often
cut priI.cesss. and the paners are made by a
prOiOngatiOn of the bodice pleated into the
side seams Of the back or separate and worn
under the lace panier. and disappearing amid
the full folds of the tram. This style s yery
fashionable in brocaded MORE or painted mate
Iials over silk or satin.
RECEPTION DRESSES AND TOILETS are shown
which are triumphs OF artistic skill and rare
beauty One Dress Just completed In New
York and sent to Washington has corsage and
train OF very rich white brocaded velvet. The
SKIRT IL OF pearl white satin embroidered over
The entire front with flower buds and ferns all
in pearls and crystals, and caught up as 1t meets
the Tain at the left side with long garland of
pure white roses and foliage. For ball dresses
are Imported fine white silk nets, dotted with
White silk chenille pompons about the size OF a
silver nve-cent piece. The effect of this diapha-
nous material, made up over white silk. Is very
charming and girlish-loOkin4 Opera domans
anu circulars are made Of white velvet trimmed
Win white Ziblinette with opera hats to match,
ana Tor bridesmaids wear are shown some very
pretty elOse-ftting French white felts smooth
aiu So't a velvet, trimmed with white feather
trimming. white silyer-powdered aiCrettes. and
large buckles OF old paste
, 1884-12-18

New Mexican
John O'Neil, a cattle-raiser OF lifelong ex-
pcrienco in Virginia county. Texas, called on
us this week, and a conversation with him
iroved most interesting. Mr.. O'Neil is one
OF the very few breeders In this country OF
Brahma, or sacred, cattle Of tho East Indies.
II would at first seem farcical to speak of
raising 'menagerie stock, ? but Mr.. O'Neil VIII
soon be able TO prove 10 stockmen Of the
west that this strain will show as many
good qualities as the much talked-of Here-
fords and DurhamA. E %
The FIRST sacred cattle brought to America
consisted OF two lots, one Of which won't to
Georgia aud the other to Loufsinna- In 1872,
Mr.. OiNeil noticed Gown near his home which
We're a cross between the s~natives and tho
Brahnas. and wore the property Of n neigh
Dor. The winter and spring Of 1879 were
exceptionally hard ON cattle, and the siie1
oil 10 was something tremendous. One OBJ
serving friend saw in the spring that the
BrahmA cows were in excellent condition,
and after experiments he concluded that the
breed would be a good ono TO cross with tha
native stock. Tho result OF tho cruss wns
satisfactory. They arc Of good size, fine
beef qualities, and possess tho best rustlinx
qualities Of any breed. The Thoroughbred
arc described as being OF a very rich cream
color, and the bulls have q very prominent
hump on the shoulder ann T
, 1884-12-18
CONFLICT. with the rheorls..

aarn IPan Mall Gazette - ~ ia.
Every now and then facts come to light
which seem TO conflict strangely with the
theories Of tho doctors. For instance, At
Howdon, a dirty, desolato village ON Tyne
side. n boy was born who, At tho time OF his
birth, had four grandparents and ive great
grandparents alive, each OF whom was In ac-
tive work, earning his or her OWN livelihood.
Yet the village where these hale and hearty
grandsires and g~randdames live and flourish
Is one OF the most ~unsanitary in England,
Open sewers run down tho center OF some Of
the streets Until a few years ngo the water
supply was from one shallow woll Only
ono solitary scavenger is employed ON half
time for cleansing, repairing, and maintain-
ing all the streets. Houses have been con-
domned Wholesale as unit for human hAbita-
ton, to the intense disgust OF the people.
Yet, Notwithstanding all these adverse con
ditions, these families live and thrive vigor-
Ously. 81
, 1884-12-18

Icor. pittsburr Telegraph.

The differentiation Of dey elopment asserts
itself even in devouriDg ranges. In the
region Of tho Rio Amizonas it is ono why,
aud in the region of the Rio Query It Is an,
other. Here the eater begins by t~ranslxihg
with a fork the vegetable globe In tho neigh
borhood OF tho south pole. Then,
with n sharp casslnife (which is not a
.choese-knife, as might be inferred by the
etymologist he makes through the rind- q
circular cut which may be li1enod to tho
Antarctic circle. Next he slices off tho whole
OF the Arctic zone. Then, cutting from north
70 south, he slices off the rind in maridiRns
FROM ono polar circle to the other The ripd
thus having been removed, and the luscious
sphere being still .transhxed and held in hfs
left hand before him, tho eater, with the
knife in the right, slices off the tropical re-
aons and puts the pieces in his mouth on the
the fiat side or pierced with tho point Of the
cutting Instrument In which operation a
sixth OF the substance Of the fruit is wasted
in removing the rind, and another sixth in
casting away the core; but with the best Of
oranges by retail at less than cent apiece,
no matter. ~ ~ tU
, 1884-12-18
THE THIEVES MUST co.

Tho epternris;ng burglar Is a.burpIing
.,d ,bs .norno,;o a., nod i oocur;sd IN
r;me a. ,ba1 alinc ono consideration
with mother The aveTage citizen il forced
10 10 some rvoly bus,l;ng 10 icon his
.shooHoe w;thi, ba;l;ng d;a,once @ In
moot, ,osnscts hns;ne-s !. ircI;nsd tobe
duu hut IN ,be matter Of s-and-bogg;no
and hnrglor;ous e-,,ernrises Of every sort a
Golden barves, i l;alJe n be ,,eaned Inv
tbose Win The oual;ecat;ons Ear sncb nm
nlovments some fine ago Tr LrApER.
q caIled o,tenson 10 Tho F,ct that tho city
w.s over,,,n viii sc,l,,v.rs AZ ono sort ar
.ro,ber and Advised ,bs, ,bev h. ,mcere.
mon;onslv invited n Ieav. tbe citv I'M
nol;ce however, seemcd 70 fol n Tnle
d.l;cacv .bout the matter and while tbev
ensrre,;cauv exneIled tho ,ran,ns tbey
never bo,bered tboir beods ,hor, ~
, 1884-12-18

Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itch
ing piles One box has cured the worst
cases of twenty yeen standing, No ono
need suffer Eve minutes after using Will
Jams Indian Pile Ointment It absorbs
tumors, nllays itching acts as .poultice,
gives instant relief Prepared only for
piles, itching of the private parts, nothing
else. Hon. JIM. Cofenbury, of Cleve-
land, says; II have used scores of Pile
cures. and it affords me pleasure to say
that / have never found anything which
Gives such immediate and permanent re-
lief as DR., Williams Indian Pile, 0int-
ment" Sold by druggists and mailed on
receipt of price, 81. 90 tla1mo1
If Gray Pearse. Sole Agents! wT
, 1884-12-18
Young Men.


Who may be suffering from nervous debility.
will do well to avail Themselves 81 THIS, the
greatest boon ever laid ut the altar OF suffering
humanity.
DIR SPINHEY WILL GUARANTEE TO
FORFEIT I DOLLARS for
every case NJ weakness or disease of any kind or
character which he undertakes and fails 10 cure.
He would, therefore, say To the unfortunate SUI
ferer who may read this notice, that you are
trending on dangerous ground when You longer
delay IN seeking the proper remedy for your
complaint. You may be in the inst stage-re-
member That you are approaching the last II
you are bordering on the last, and are suffering
you ubstlnately persist In DEMONSTRATION, the
time must come when the most skfllfui physi-
clan can reIider you no assistance ; when the
door Of hope will be closed against you when
no angel Of mercy can bring You relief. In no
case has the doctor failed OF success. Then let
not despair work Itself upon your Imagination,
but avail yourself OF the beneficial results OF his
treatment before your case Is beyond the reach
OF medical skill. or before grim death hnrries
you TO a premature grave. -
plies cured Using Knife or