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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15
Other Games.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
Lancaster. Pa. : Lancaster, 6; New
arks. &. Owing to wrangle over the
umpire's decision in the ninth inning
the game was declared a draw.
Philadelphia: Chicago, 3 ; Phlladel-
phia, 0.
Cincinnati Cincinnati, :: Metropoli-
tans. 5.
Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh, 5; Brook
lyns, >.
Norfolk Norfolks. 3 Wilmlngtons, T..
New York: New York, 5; Detroits 3.
Nashville t.; Americans. , Macons, g.
St. Louis 81. Louis. e; Baltimores,
5.
Atlanta Atlantas, & Birming-
hams, |.
Jersey City, y. j.; Trentons, ! !;
Jersey City, /.
Memphis Augustus, s {; Memphis, 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15
Old newspapers for sale ct the Dis
patch counting-room st Is cents per
hnn1red

DIR. &. W. BEssoS's CELERY AND CHAM
oxILE PILLS are prepared expressly 10 cure
Sick Headache. Nervous Headache, Nea-
rslgia, Nervousness. hxiysis sleepieo-
ness. and Indigestion. and viii cure any
case. no matter how obstinate or long stand
Ing the case may be. II has stood the test
OF years. and proves successful In every oass.
Sold by all druggists. and srnt by mail on
receipt OF price. 81 for two boxes. or six
boxes for $3.50. once. i;t north Howard
sfreet Baltimore Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15

Rev. Peyton II. HOge has been in
yited to deliver his instructive lecture
on "The Tabernacle on Friday eve
ming at o'clock in the lecture-room Of
DR.. Hoge's church. This lecture is
illustrated by an accurate model put
together in the presence Of the audi.
ence. Admission tickets Adults, %
cents; children under fifteen, 10 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15
n. n. GbafUn a e..

Real Estate Agents, invite special atten-
ton TO their auction sale Of Nice SUI
burban Farm on Mechanicsyille pike,
two miles from the city, containing 81
acres, and owned by Mr.. j. &. Seher-
merhorn. A conveyance will leave the
Office of the auctioneers at l. o'clock
NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15
Fire Alarms.

A false alarm of fire was turned in
from Station 65, Broad and Hancock
streets, last night at s:2S.
At 10 O'Clock another alarm was
turned in from station in Rockets.
This fire was caused by the partial
burning Of an occupied stemmery at
the foot Of Main street. Damage slight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15
CANCER CURED.

Mrs oI11-r VARpNAS. an old resident of
Walton county. and lady 81 cGl'"re anI
pfomtneDcs. has this 20 say OF the treatment
Ul cancer with Swifi's Speclhc;
over nfteen years ago a cancer maze us
appearance CA my face. II was treated
With plasierS and the core came ont. Inc
place healed up after some time. and seem
ingiy my face was well. However IN le"
wears 10 returned again win more violence
fhan ever. IL gave me "A great deal of pain.
The former remedy seemed 10 dOit no Eood.
knowing the disease TO run In the iamlly,
having had one sister To die with cancer.
became seriously apprehenslYe OF my con-
ditf0u. II continued 10 increase IN SNeahd
Virulence. ] almost gave up all NOPE OF
ever being cured. The PHYSICIANS advised
the use az the knife and caustlc. Ihls was
more than could hear. and refused To have
ft oferated upon In that way. AL otheF
remedies were used. but the cancer con-
tiuutd 10 grow worse. The pain was eNcru-
eating, and my hic was burden. IN iuis
.Xtrendty my SON Dr. Hardman. recon-
meud,.d me 10 try SWiits Specinc. III was
the last fcsOrf. but ] was 80 reudiced
against the use OF patent medicines ana
especially this one. that ] hesitated some
time. Al last ] gave my consent, not be-
having there was any virtue IN u. Inc
frsl bottle oniy Increased the SIZE OF the
pufe and the discharge IRON IL. and hehce
did not inspire me with any nope. pn
taking the second bottle there were signs OF
inlufoN ement and my faith strengthened
tusf IN proportion. used the Specinc as
wush ID the treatment OF my cancer win
r.norkabie success. ! sponGed the sore
Wnh the medicine diluted with little
Water. IL softcned the scab cooled the
tse4 and relieved the Itching sensation.
Tie spot on my face began To decrease as
u,lI ss the discharge. and hope sprHng up
An my heart could 10 be. | asked myself
,bet Mss at last To he relieved al this dis
esses II has given nae - many dark hours
a., tl,e pasf that the idea Of being well again
almost ONerpoweTed me. There was con-
fesi between hope and fear for IA long time.
twas long night Of weeping. utjoy came
With the morning. There i nothing leit 20
ueIk The pace hat a small scar ana feel
fbef II is Ia possible for me TO express my
cfailtude Tor This greAt deliVefanoe. ~ Is
= wonderful medicine.
MRs. OLIVE HARDMAS.
Monroe. Ga. January ., 1854.
swim : Specific Is entirely vegetable and
seeIns 10 cure cancers 10y forcing out the I'M
furifies from the blood.
T,catise on B.oOd- and Skin-Diseases
mailed free.
tar SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer s. At
lsnta. Ga. hs iS-i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15

All lovers Of Roller-Skating should
visit the New Rink near the corner Of
First and Broad and be convinced that
its management and patronage are first
class in every respect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15

eight pages, sixty-four columns, con-
tains q full report Of the Ciuverius
trial, and all the local, State, general,
and foreign news Of the week, an inter-
esting story, and full market reports.
Price three cents. To be had at the
Dispatch counter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15
IT, JOINS ". wI1lIANsox. JACKSON. Tenn.
Ilioa3 from Communication on me Thcra-
palUc Acton a. ne Ba60'o Luhi0
Ha',r in tlc " Ftr0ihiG Medical
NlnfhIu " Ior FtbrudrV- 1877.

H0TIHIW I"F If'T y IoFf'
Their great value IN NNiGri0i Diseases
and - gufi0 has been most abundanly and
satisfactorily tested and l nave no ques-
ton that ID would have been n valuable
auxiliary in the treatment Of the epidemic
of lsflur- Fetc- which 50 terribly afflicted
the Mississippi Valley during the past sum
ner. / prescribed 10 myself aud IL gave
pfomEt relief IN a case OF NUppre SSipn pf
RIM in IeIiotr- Fcrcr. and dcctdcdiB 11ii-
odi,d other digfrcs.u,1 and dangerous sBJnp-
ions. Tie patient recovered, but how far
TIE water may have contributed 10 that re-
su.t lhaVing prescribed IL in but "a single
rass. J. Of course. cannot undertake 10 say.
fttrf fsHo d0ifbt hOiretsr. about The fdct hut
NJ. administration 3Cds ATTENDED bD me most
LtUfrcidi results.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15

The Moore Memorial church is TO be
built of Virginia brownstone. and the
contract is awarded to James Neither
wood the carpenters work to George
4 William Gibson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15
SEEDS.

ITO MARKET-GARDENERS.-MY
i stock Of LATE CABBAGE-SEED Is
Iong Island grown. and from strain IN
surpassed Ia qualify. All varieties OF Gu
Ct,ABER-sFfDa ~ az lowest prices.
HENRY W. WOOD, Scotsman.
corner sixth and Marshsll streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15

Wanted, men, youths, and boys to
come to headquarters and buy their
straw hats. viii save you from Is 10
25 per cent. at GREESTREE's.
500 east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15

Professor Shafier gives another Of his
fine exhibitions on the little rollers at
the Richmond Skating-Rink tonight.
Don't fail TO see him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15
sxoKE TRIxY CIGAAa
saoEK TaIxY CtaAsa


John LATOUCHE, MKR->n
= - &c, CHANT ps TAILOR No q rsstA
SPRING G6oDs-Ioo MANY oODSi.SSl
they have bssn we'll bo1oht snA nest -
soM. THE COsr OF FINK TAILORlN0
vill - grHdsd 70 sait the ;iasA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15

Just received, fifty dozen tine Manila
hats, in all styles, at
GREENTREE's, 500 east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15

Full line Of French and English Suit
ings-nObby styles Of choice goods
made TO order in the latest and best
styles. 4. Is. SPENCE a Son,
Merchant Tailors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15

found at 4. NJ Two wOrkmcn were
sitting on the embankment. | saw no
one else. 1t was clear and cold that
morning. Ii had rained and showed the
night before. There was no snow on
the ground that morning. The tracks
were on red-clay soil. am not sure.
but think. the girls tracks were near
est the ditch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15
sATION AIS.
12s45 5e7s Total
rginiss . o 500 IL
,7..l,...I. a. A IA ID a ID d = a
Nlrgiulas
Nationals

Earned runs-N irgiuias. 3; Nationals. l.
Two-haAe hit House holder. Three base
htiS-Higgius Johnston, and Knowles. Len
on hase-Nirgiuias 2: Nationals. 2. struck
out-Kimber. White. NoOnan o.. Bat
ters hit-By Gagus. by Pyle. /. Bases on
balls-By Gagus, , by Pyle. |. Passed
balls-Baker. 2; Householder. l.. Wild
pitches--Gagus 2. Pyle I. Base on balks-
By Pyle. l. Time of game-One hour and
forty minutes. Umpire Holland. Scorer
II. &. Johnston.
These clubs play again this after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15
SMOKE rRrxY CIoAxs.

THE DISPATCH JoB-PxinrIxo HoUss y
thoroughly equipped 10 doa an kinds Of Doex.
AND JoB-PRIsriSe st the shortsus noeiso.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15

Seventy dozen silk scarfs, reduced
from soc. TO Csc. GREESTREE's,
s29 east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15

Will sell you the best SOC. straw hat
in the city at GREENrREE's,
S29 east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15
ia Wu.IIAM DoraHrY.

Iais =. o.css6if& of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics. Medical College Of Geor-
gia: Surgeon IN Charge Of General Hospi-
tai Confederate Army; Member OF Anne
rican Medical Association, sc.
..Ttrho- N02Griai Fcter Of severe type
prevailed extensively IN faNorite part OF
tle city during the past summer ana
nun ber OF cases came under my ptolts.
slouaI care. aud In al of them substituted
the FufiaiO Lithia Water for the ordinary
drinking-water. and / am satisfied WIN eS-
ceilent results. . =,
this use 81 Il:
list. The certainty OF securing pure "d-
ter. <-,...
"a. 1t promotes the continued Iree 0ct,@t
OF the Hiduets great desideralum IN iV-
pho1ddi Diseases. par fhiS purpose NitiN u
stfers,des medicinal remedies proper.
Sd. II nllays frrfGJfty Of the N0"'cl
and preserves 'he integrity Of the DtQfd,te
Orgdns. matter of great moment ID ~
phoid.'
sBoth Drs Howard and Manson refer 10
the water of the old Buffalo spring known
as No. !.
For sale by ,.o
PURCELL, LApD & CO..
Agents for Virginia Mineral springs W a
ters my S-F&SuSw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15
MALARIA ENTERS THE SYSTEM
IRON UNKNOWN CAUSES AT ALL SEA-
SONS. SKATERS THE NERVES,
IMPhIRs DIGESTION.
AND ENFEEBLEs THE MUSCLES.
RowN's IRON BITTERs.
THE EEST TONIC.


THE BEST TONIC.
Quickly and completely cures Malaria
and Chills and Fevers. For Intermittent
FcyeFS. I.assitude. Lack OF Energy, it has
no equal. IL enrlches and purines the
blood, stimulates the appetite, and
strengthens the muscles aud nerves.
10 does not ifgurc the teeth. cause head
ache. or produce constipstioa-oH other
Ton medicines do.
Father J. J. Reilly. the patriotic and
scholarly Catholic divine. OF Arkansas.
SAYS:
have used Browns Iron Bltters with
the greatest satisfaction for Malaria and as
preventive 81 Chtlis aud like diseases.
snd VIII always keep u ON hand A. IA ready
friend'
QUALITY
Trademark 4 on Every Bottle.
PURITY.
NOT QUANTITY.
Genuine has above trademark and cross
cd red lines ON wrapper. Take 40 other.
BR6wN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
baltimore Nd.
LADIES HAND -Bo0R-usfful and attracte
tyc--coDiaininR list Of prizes for recipes. IN
formation about coins. &C.. given away 10y
All dealers IN medicines. or mailed to any
address on receipt OF &c. stamp
ap s-eodtJylO
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choice Yirxinis Msms. la,e.

Another lot OF those sweet Orange
county Hams just received at
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15
sIr o. F. MANsoS. or RICHMOND. VA,
late Professor Of General Pathology and
Physiology In the Medical College
Of Virginia:

u have observed marked sanatIvc effects
ft. tte Eunaio wafer iu N0'0riqi fIche-
4ia 4foHic Dyspepsia. some Of the Premium
-r.srfnS of NcDrH. AH00itu. HgpOctDu-
ar.sfs f1rdi0c IOiBrGfionA. Sc. II has
been spec ally cflraciOus in chronic Inter
r,rali fsrs~. HHAsrOl,s c0Srs of this ctGrQc-
81. t.arh hGd obsfiY.of,iU giNtTYef ne USHHf
-anrd,.S h0riHg restored % Perfrc' hcGht ~
G irtT space ~ time by q SgOnra al he
AL-ILl-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15
,K,SA. sLssswARk, &e.
lbs Ms
DoUBLE-PoISTED

AROMATIC WOOD fOOFH-flChS.
The beauty aud SDundness OF the teeth oi
the inhabitanss OF Southern Europe atirsct
the attention of travellers In those coun-
tries who have attributed 10 10 the hniVer"
szl use Of WOOD ToOfH.PiCkS after cal.
ing. preventing the decay OF the teeth and
ar nh pleasant breath. Call and bay box.
Only ioc. 1891 MAIN STREET.
fap xsi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15

The key was shown the witness and
he said it was the same key that he
found that Sunday. at looked just as
bright then as see il now," said little
Johnnie, who seemed to have q remark
able clear head for SO young boy.
The key was handed Judge Crump and
he scanned it keenly, turning it ovsr
first one way and then another.
Ii was then passed to the jury u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15
THE FOOT PRINTS ON YHE Path
Tracks Of a Man and Woman in
the Red-Clay Soil.
WATCH-KEY INTRODUCED.
The Jury 10 Visit the Grounds Shall The
Prisoner Go Along.

The prisoner, Thomas J. Cluverius,
was in his seat in the courtroom at
half-past 9 o'clock yesterday morning,
and his brother was soon by his side.
Lawyer Clagett Il. Jones, Of King and
Queen county, also came in and took a
seat by accused's side, and the three
chatted together pleasantly for a good
while. The pine box containing Lii
lisn's clothing was on the platform Of
the witness-stand right in front Of Gu
verius. Only few people had been
admitted to the courtroom, and the air
Of it was cool and damp, correspond
ing with the cloudy and semi-wintry
weather without. The jurors were all
well, all in good working trim, and
they answered cheerily to the roll-call,
which takes place Immediately after the
record of the previous days proceed
ings is read by the Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15

PURCELL. LADD & CO..
Agents for Virginia Mineral springs a
- my S-F&Su8w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15

sBoth Drs Howard and Manson r,ler 10
the water of the old Buffalo Spring known
Hs No. !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-15

down the path until the evening, when
the gravel had all been walked over.
Mr.. Meredith ] was told that you had
seen the tracks. You can stand aside.
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DR.. scnL,ss.Ss's COW IDOLS.

The many COW idols dug up BY Dr.
Schlicmann in the ancient palace at Tir
yus, are apt 10 revive the interest in Z
controversy from which hahsa certainly
come out as the victor.
Animal worship is ono Of the oldest
cults. Its remnants are tracsable in In.
dia and Egypt, as well as in Troy and
Greece--nay, among our own Teutonic
forefathers. The COW and steer, more
especially. are to be met with in the
mythology Of many nations, as the sym.
bols Of cosmogonic force, in nouri.h'
ing or creative sense. In the oldest
Egyptian representation relating to the
creation Of the world, the COW, coming
forth out Of the primeval waters, appears
as the mother Of the young god. Hesiod'a
Gaia is both the COW and the earth, the
nourishing mother Of all forms Of exist.
cnce; 90 is the Teutonic COW Audhumla,
from whose doings. in the rise and origin
Of all things and beings, the very gods
are tabled to have sprung.
Sacred, gold-horned cows-reminding
US Of the Mycepean idols --appsar in ths
lays Of the Icslandic Edda, even as among
the ancient Hindoo. In German and
Scandinavian myth cows and steers play
so large a part that we are impressed
thereby in quite Mycenean or Trojan
manner. When the Teutons and the
'Cimbrians went on their war raid, 1000
years ago, they carried brasen bull as 4
sacred idol with them. Captive Romans
before being set free BY them bad to take
an oath on that bulls image. A ssa.
steer was said to be the progsnitor Of the
Frankish royal race Of, the Merowipes.
The kings Of that line, symbolically pre-.
serving the old mythic tradition, drove
about in o., lawn BY team Of oxen.
A golden bulls he~ vas found in King
Chilperic's tomb. 81 red cows were
taken BY Norss kings into bSstls as divine
guides and protectresses. SoNit is re-
corded Of the Swedish king, Eistein Bell
and his sacred COW, Sibilja. There Is I
similar record about King Oegwaldr
Cows were often used by the Mortimer
'as prophetic leaders on Important occa
sions. y.
Shall we then wonder that the founder
cf Ilion (Ilos. or II. whose name proba
bly, has contract with the Saxon chief
tsin's name. Eila). was guided BY I
spscklsd COW to tho place to b. chosei
for the settlement ON the famed hill Il
the Troadi-lcsssel's Family Magasin'
for July. E kA
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SAM JONES.
serne sf tho ,o~srgIa R-vivaIist's
Pfthy Proverbs.


would not let my cook go 10 ger.
man. Dancing is nothing but hugging
set to music.
II have doubts, says one. Well, you
just quit your meanness and you will
quit your doubling.
II man hasn't enough religion to
pray in his family he hasn't enough ia
save his own soul.
It's no. 90 much when and where o
man joins the church. It's all right. just
90 he sticks to it.
Be honest and pay your debts. There
are too many men boarding with theil
wives. M
Get in the right attitude and faith will
come. Bread is the gift Of God, at the
end Of the plow-handle.
Have religion at home. train your chill.
dren right, and no revival will be needed.
Religion is catching. ta.
A mans hates and his likes determine
character; mans affinities determine
what he is and who he is.
! got mighty low down--low down in.
deed-but never got low enough to be
member Of the Georgia Legislature.
There was never = sinner in this town,
however hoary headed, who would want
the churches done away with.
Do you think . pale, weak-looking fel.
low like me could preach four tines day
the year round if I wasn't upliftsd by the
grace OF God! So
In certain places they tell you il you
want to got into society you must join ou,
church. II you want to 60 to hell you
must join that church. This is the plain
English Of it.
II Icoald have my choice Of getting into
heaven between church, Sunday school,
prayer meetings and . good mother,
would take the latter and be sure Of the
better home above.
There ars tive kinds Of talk We should
not indalss il -smutty tslk And gossip
Of the two, though, would rather b
smutty. One throws mud on you. thu
other stahs your character; one you on
wash %. the other destroys you.
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mEakDlrAHY Chi nE.

Al social scienti,ts and philosopher,
A.. h.s;rr;r, .o .h;nL ,,,.. .,...,.. .a
nationally Of the origin, nature and dy,.
tiny Of man. thsy Ace coming mora and
more to realize the insurmouut.bls fact
that no amour. Of education can lick |.
badly born article Of humanity into
oom.ly shape,
Aisv ssats aeo ,ybitelav Reid Of III.
New York rHSuns nd NJ, !. A.tor
adopted tho plan Of p;ckipg mn r,gy.d
waits from the strsst. and sspd;nv thsm
West, where thew va. nrov;d.d With
S."',s'.s'. 60. s,,s home. !. ...p.s..sl. ,.ni
families that the w.ss want. no more Of
.th... h.ras.,sd .h;,s.l
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-: Is 4. !: y :
havs ~ hithsSto, fesssd tAslr Wy.
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A HD ALL xIND Or rANey AND PLAIN
a lob p.intinedoss ayst-slssNssyls ~
stshortuoties
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DIR. ALIENS
Private Dispensary,
20 Ia Kearaey str-et, san Fran.
cisco Cal.
Established for the scientinc and sceedy Cure
Of Chronic, Nervous sOd speciA Diseases.
The Expert Specia list,
DR ALLEN, a. ls we'll known, 10 . regular
grsdua'ed PHI sicisn. educated st Bowdoi1 COL
tege and University Of Mtci.tgan. He has de
vo ed iifettme to the study Of the treatment
and cure OF diseases within his speciality.
YOUNG MES
And Middle. ged Men, Who are suffering from
the ed cts Of youthful indiscretions or sxcess~r
In msturer years. Nervous acd PHYSICAL Dc
bility. ttnpotencs. Lost MAnhood, confusion Of
ideas, dali eyes. aversian 70 society, despond
-ncy. pimples on the face. loss OF onergs and
memory. frequency of urinating etc Remem,
curative power, ths Doctor has 20 arranged his
treatment that It will not only afford immediate
relief but perms7ent cure. M 5-I.
ny Hssp,tai sxpsr'sncs
tHsvins bssn surgeon In charge Of two LEADING
nospitaisI enables me to treat al private troub
ies with excellent results wish it distinctly
anderstDo that do not claim 70 p-rform In
polsibiiities, or TO ave miraculous OF supes.
natural power, claim only 70 b . sk,llful
snd succsssful PhyHiciAn and surgeon. rnon-
ouoaLY Informed In my speciality.
Diseases of maa.
All sppiyiog to me will r~ceive my honest
Opinion Of their complaints mo experimenting
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