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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-09-07

In some countries the government
helps the farmer. In Germany the
edict has gone forth that all farm
produce wanted for the army shall be
purchased directly of farmers and
not from middleman as heretofore.
This insures them the full price paid
by the government and will put in
their pockets the profits of the mid
dlemen. In this country the govern
ment takes care of the corporations
and middlemen, and the farmers
must take care of themselves, and
tins they could do if they would but
work together. No necessity ap-
pears for paying the profits of the
farm to dealers and transportation
companies, who multiply their riches
at the expenee of producers. 1t is
an unhealthy state of affairs when
millionaires and poor men are both
on the Increase With the intelli.
gence there is in this country and es.
pecially among the farming commu.
mites, it is a wonder the remedy al
hand is not more effectually applied
for their relief. The remedy is co
operation and united action.
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geligions department.

S. S. LESSON FOR SEPT. 18th.
THE sHUNAMITE's SON. 2 Kings. iv,
1887.
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CARE OF BULLS.

"Never give him chance to hurt
you,' was the good advice of an ex-
perienced breeder to young farmer
who was showing how gentle his re-
cent acquisition, pure-bred bull
was. The advice was sound, for
there is nothing gives a man more
confidence in dealing with a possibly
dangerous animal than the knowl-
edge that he is master of the situa-
ton. A display of anger by the
bull, on the other hand, when ill pre-
pared for him, results in the keepers
displaying either fear or violence, as
the case may be, and in either case
the effect on the bull is objectional.
Calmness and firmness are great de-
stderata in dealing with the bull, and
are far more easy of attainment
when q man feels he is safe from
danger. The bulls attendant should
therefore never be foolhardy or in
cautious. Let him make friends
with the animal, for bulls like every
other animal, appreciate kind word
or a friendly pat, and some say a
good grooming with stiff brush is
sure to win them but however gen.
tie and tractable the bull is, never
relax your vigilance, and always
handle him with proper precautions.
Beating an animal, when secured
from harm is the fayorite amusement
of some boys and even some men.
Such persons should be summarily
elected from any premises where
bulls, or, indeed, any animals are
kept.-NatiOnal Live Stock Journal.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-09-07

a Another of the marvellous Jersey
butter-makers has gone. The world
renowned Princess Second. which
gave 46 pounds 11H ounces of but
Ter in the seven days preceding April
10, 1885, has just died from cold,
contracted by being rather suddenly
unblanketed.
To thoroughly cure serofula, 1T is necessary tc
strike directly at the root Of the evil This is e
actly what Hoods Sarsapurlla does by acting upor
the blood, thoroughly cleansing it of all impurities
xnd leaving not taiut Of scrofnla in the vita
Gnid-
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EchnnQe.

ESeh1nQe.
An empty barrel makes the best nest
for setting hen. 1t may be set utin'the
yard or the orchard, and be safe from rain
or snow, and II closed by loose door in
the front at night, there will be no danger
from vermin. A flour barrel is sunk in
the ground for cns.foutth or one.third its
diameter, sloping it II little forward, to pre-
vent raipEfrom baatingin. The exrAvated
earth ia filed back into the barral, nest
being made in the center OF it. This
makes a very convenient arrangement,
and gives an earth bottom to the nest, with
every facility for controlling the hen and
chicks. II these nests arc scattered
about the yard, hens will take
possession OF them, and when one takes
to sitting, she may be furnished with eggs,
and closed up with Slated door, Of a
coop set in front Of the barrel, and pro
teCIed from disturbance by other hens.
The coop will serve for feeding and water.
ing the hen, and allow her place for ex.
ercise. AS one rarely has things ready
when they are wanted for use, it is well to
look after such things as these in time, es,
pecially wbRp early chicks are raised
When barrels are not to be had conven.
iently, coops made in the shape Of small
sheds, and weather-proof, With loose doors
to close thela at night, G4u be made
through the winter, in readiness for the
early sitters.
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Are you disturbed a. night and broken
OF your res. by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth2 II 80
send at once and get a bottle Of Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. It's value Is incalculable. II will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer Immediately,
Depend upon it mothers, there is no mis-:
take about Il. II cures dygentery and
diarrhul, regulates tho stomach and bow.
els, cures wind collie, soitens the gums, re.
duces inl4mmations, and gives tone and
energy to tho whole system. Mrs. Win
slow Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing Is pleasant TO the taste, and is tho pre-
scfiption Of one Of the Oldest and best fe
male nurses and physicians in the United
Stats, and Is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price % cents q
bottle. MwF&w
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last won. You're in the cult, and are q
boss mugwump. worked my racket and
It's no 90, so I'm going to try another. I'm
q Prohinitionist, gone to join Faxon, aud
TIL get an interview in the Advertiser,
telling how your mugwump business
drove me into It, and how you are getting
ready to take mugs in that party yourself
il You don't give me fair show"
"Perkins: you We been dallying with the
wine glass :,
"Then,-it, gets out Of my house"
"Thars right. knew old Adam was IL
you. You've been playing the cult, FOL
all yon were worth and have won. You
can afford, between US, 10 let up a little
Now, examine me or I'll expose you
I'll give the whole racket away. By the
shades OF Eaton himself, l. you don't ex.
anime me for the office OF son.in-law I'll
expose all your mugwump pretensionH
aud give the whole snap away
"Sh.h-h! Not IN loud, Mr.. Perkins"
"Now, General, said the young man,
more gently. ~ want 10 say one thing.
Yesterday | was sezad with tieice deter
mination to win Minerva. Why? Well,
saw you out riding on Hsnnibal-tile-
horse-what grace, what dignity, what
command-and ! said to myself What
philosopher can ride like that? The
daughter OF such q superb horsemau must
be the most noble splendid girl in Boston.
/ will win her. want her, but want
to be abe to say when any one sees you
riding nv: doesn't that man ride superb
ly? Hes my w!iv'S fI,her.' That's tbs
rel Now | want to b. xamined."
General Standish smiled knowing
smile,
"What are you worth?
Five thousand year
"a very satisfactory answer. Are you
going to b i. ProhibiliouiSt2
mot II ! get the office. II L get the
office N ait.r I'll be mugTumr enough
10 let the parties 90 to the devil.
Every satisfactory. What Is the aim Of
the higher Culture?'
ITO put on luSs"
"What neccessityis there for tho exist
ence OF the irdependents?"
Nothing succeeds like humbug."
"DJes my daughter love you"
"ThRt's fJr her TO say"
Here Gen. Standi h ok up his pen and
wrote. Then he read whA. Ee had writ.
ten, ss follows: Il certify that Paul Per.
kins, having been examined for the Office
Of sUn.in.law, has been marked 100 in all
departments He is, therefore, recon-
mended for appointment to the appointing
power"
Then, giving this certificate to the young
man, he added: "Here, take it, sir. You'll
make 90 hit; il you don. she will for
you. She hss served me well. Here, let
me send for bottle, that l may drink
your health You've done me good. !
may want you by and by to help me set
tho whole lot OF mugs and other frauds by
the ears. But, Paul, done give me away.
Be circumspect."
A haIf.hour later Paul, with gladstone
face, gave the certificate to the fair Min.
ervs.
"lll put you on probation for six
months, Paul." she said, sweetly.
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nnnln,tsstorsrs, Sales.
SALE OF REAL

-z,oV7IIssI0NER's SALE OF REAL
| gsrAIIEc;. Of the authority vested in me BY. !
Z ygrlsnu,,, g,r,irInal Court Oi wheeling, made
isre o. Ia ~ JsS ol June, 1885, and an order o.
o. ne M an he 18th day OF August; lso5, III
n Aie Ls"csyT therein pending, ~ Hhleh hinna
E!i " ar 30 Taylor, her hu1oen1, Me ptAin'
1y'G 4 William H. HARDEN anu oIneh Hs 10
Ti.sIIgJ, will on
SATURDAY, oCToBER H. 1885,
J1,.,lO O'Clock A. NJ, sell at public. Ruc,
coalel1 Us Siyhesi and best bidder, At the front
lJ1, y ~ C0urt HOuse o. ONO SOuny, west
tlo. he fol- wing deecrDeo reAI ~, ,,o,
vlicnIN ~ on,.hall OF lot numbered thlf!y w
1hr We ~ .Snth ,de Of Fifteenth street, In the
Elip ~ IA, .I addition 70 the city oil wheeling,
EEh'e! ~. N WtEt Virginia, together win the
70 " - "a improvements thereon. Inc lore-
e5ldilo III coEnpriSes the property and rial.
EJ.is pl,O tbe late HOStein Harden, AUD mos!
atlr q ".orrfty. The Improvements CONSIST o.
dn.fs9,t " lTrilInR house with orich stable and
1fN " h,,iI ngs, aud are In excellent repair.
9.sd CIV -" tt.,ELJne third OF the purchase money
1tE''W.iI In caSh on the day OF sale, ahn ~
"a = -. thereof ~ The purchASsr may eleS 70
=.tl I'y r.. noe shall Dc paid IN tW0 eQuRl IN
Pats, Si.h interest from Gay OF NJ ~ ol'
'1l W. 20, 10 give his notes for the deferred
% lI"" With security TO 10 approved ~ the
fa'a,nS,,r and ~ further security the uu0 10
~ ~ aud shall be retained until the pur'
81 ~, Il, N have been paid In iull, Ahu the
81 - Co!nnissione! ordered bS me SSupI 70 CON
pJ. EN- c!Al Commissioner.
,,,..,f, tia, bond with good security has
Isti,p! ~ ~ m me above named Special COtnmis'
ae'G';clai'ed W THOMAS II. DARRAH,
,. ,,,,k NJ the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
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How the Humorous Bard, Make the Poop
Emile.
Now csmphOr's pungent odor
Fills the hOuIc, aud the iOfebOder
loi winters near approa. h; and she comment
~ UNI ack
Her last seasons iurs and garments,
To eNa line II those v4Fmlnt
The unTuly uJthk have made feast upon b
sea skin sacque.
Now 10 the aelds from dawn till darE
This Ardcll sportsman llugtR,
With the result An empty Gag,
Ami,sing pair Of iingss.
In all the great affairs Of state,
The thoughtful ones will hnd
The sturdIest patriot Is the man
Who hasEn TX TO grind.
Adnring young man named Mc"ollum,
Mho was long ard lank, and looked solemn,
BIT the floor with his head,
And the words that he said
Wonld I'll long newspaper Column.
This man with Shay bid head;
T99Ghl;; IA Grand gnie ly read,
TIL bee with Aitlng,
Al Ills scalp took fling,
When he lad things much better uriyaid
Around the rink with ease aud grace,
a smile Of pleasure Oh her face,
she Rlides along a. II on air
wen, who dfIhouSht ,he'd ut down there?)
lenheita's gons to yaystr, gun! gum! guml
Lou e i at the singing tchOOi, huml hum huml
Tom Il In the m lou patch mum! mum! mum.
BIZ IL In the bar room, rum! rum! rum
Fathers at the counting room, sum sum! sunni
Mime and John are all alone, yum! yum! yuml
lTR'k. from the tomb mOurnlul sound,
lis Gov'nOr ho'dly's cry
Come Gov nor Hill ard see the ground
Where you must ShO!llS lls."
Upon he garden gaze they swuug
When nights were warm aud fair,
And pale Diana often huug
Her light upon the pait
TO.nlghtsmoOR the lcaileSS trees
Ihn autumn Wind makes moan,
The. gate IS swinging 10 the breeze,
lt'ruSty hinges groln.
And whcrearc now the youth so gay
And mrlhCn dressed In lawn,
Oh. WHITTIER do III l!r footsteps stray,
Wh:re have the loyeR gone?
60 the parlOr warm, 20 there,
And ask, II you would know.
That double loA led rocking chair,
That lamp turned down 70 low.
"WhIt Is the news" ASKED the Q litor man.
"a man both noble and true
Has died this mora, beloved by ALL"
"heIl give that tine or two."
~ scandal ease has ju.t come To light,
IN the town II i all hcrsgp:
Sore prominent folks are mixed up IN It,"
We'll { We that The whole hS. page"
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SINCE LAST OCTOBER | have suffered
from acute inflammation in my nose
and head often in the night having to
get up and inhGle salt and water for relief
My Eye has been, for week at time, at
| could not see. | have used no end II
remedies, also employed doctor who said
it was impure blood-but l got no help. l
used Ely's Cream Balm on the recon.
mendation OF friend. l was iaithless,
but in few days was cured. My nose now,
and also my eye, is well. 1t Is wonderful
how quick it helped me. Mrs. George S.
Judsou, Hartford, Conn. Easy to use.
Price so cent?. TTHstw
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Home Proof

Kidney and Liver Dlse4cs and RheumAtiEm.-
Suffered terribly-'"NoIhlng seemed TO help me-
could not gst aul Of bod: Dr.. Smith cured me-"
ZEPH. PHILLIPS, Wheeling, W. Va.
catarrh, Poypus Of Nose, Impaired Noice-sul
iCrcd for Year,; patent medicine failed 10 help me-
Dr.. Smith completely cured me- -, ,,,.
or Spe!del d Co, Wheeling, W. Va.
Dyspepsia and liberated stomach.-"Treatuent
net nc $50" THOMAS HOLT, insurance Agent.
Fis.IRd them for fSqE tS SsS d Seth
scroiulR, Running Sores on Head,-"My son wal
afflicted for fourteen yearS. Nothing seemed 10
help him. DR.. smith cured him"
Ms. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, ". We,
Cancer.-"SuHuTed for years with Cancer Had Il
cut out three umH, Il returned after each opera
ton. Dr. Smith cured NE without knife, cGnstic or
pain" MIS- q. ". CIRCUIT.
Piles, FiStulA Of Anus.-FlRt on my back for IS
weeks. Reported dying. Dr.. Smith cured me
THOMAS CoLyIE,
Wholesale Grocer, Main St, wheeling, W. Va.
Ulcenlipns Of Rectum, ProlapI:s and Piles
was given up y die aud pronounced incurabl6
Dr.. Smith oUISd me without knife"
WASHINGTON DHLAST, Martins Ferry.
Rev. Il. o. LAdd Whtez:-"Dr Smiths probes
sional services In my family have been most salts
factory, and commend him 70 Ill "a gentleman
and Skillful phySiolAn."
Nm. Margaret kOlE ATs. ~ had been suffering
for seven years ard tgCAsed by many physicians FOL
iySpepsiS. Or. Smith said had tape worm, and
In eight hours removed monster l09 feet louH."
Female COmplainls.-Three years In hospitals for
females, give nc peculiar advantages In such cases
PerSonS cured Of eAlaITh diSesleS Of hOGrt liver,
StaEaph,. kdRGys, skin blood, nervous affections
aud Weaknesses Of men and youth, scrolulR and
asthma testify 10 my Eucoes1.
Piles cured without the knife.
PalieGN Of distance may DO treated by letter and
satisfaction guaranteed. chart for snifeGAminR.
ton sent on receipt Of two three cent stamps, and
advice returned free.
Gto7P.s., daily. Osli On or address,
JOHN Z. SMITH, MD,
No. lAN ChRnlinh ST., Wheeling. W. Va.
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2cuhlic Sales.
PUYLIC SALE.


u. he unierlgncd Execution Of Jacob hHer,
,,, ~ i've pOIicr that cD MONDAY, November
siS Sr viii veil at public auction the following
gDgriy, TOT VT: No., ,,,,.,o Aor, az
-,. Ea.I al the city u Bell1ire, ohio containing
an, lsl acres Of good hill laUd, well wAtered.
MI lnb,r7l. and well improved, with good
,..ssrI. And un'crlail by Ihc SIX foot or
ssas-!ag rcll OF coal IT.
lsI,H zoo! b. ildluS lot on Gravel Hill, In the
,l,f al IFiAir., beiGg lot IS Of Barnard CummIni
s,,1flngd's Addition 10 aid city.
Az good brick store room aud dwelling com
LIJ ,ItA. d 10 Sdulh BellAire, 10 lot IS OF Flnkt
lii,Ju - the city q Bellaine.
~, ah4ru,, vi the pr yAlre OF 500 each, O.
,ss,4rS Of the First national Faux Of =. llAire, o.
lac raj yriEsrIy will all besold npol the prem
- Ill 1T Is AyVAN, SAlI lot Is ~ 10 a. n, and
AZ zone farm U2P u.
H. ca! under said farm will DO sold with the
t.gt o. ,e, arGuly, ~ may best suit Durcl GERS
TAe 1auk stock will be offered ~ blocks Of hVe
,Airs t,ch, and will be told In front Of said bsnk
LIlAN
pUle:iy Que third cob. the balRnfe In one aud
iSlNGn With Interest m '"'' reed ravm"nS.
GEORGE ". AAsER,
nENhI aTkIG, Executions.
H.mrther information call on or write 10 Henry
g.rf aatuS, Unsa'nV Va nFRTThAH
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Immediate Relief.
Allegheny, Pa, July 7. 1854.

Fry Manufacturing Company:
Geuts:-I have been victim Of that terrible
scourSe, Acute Rheumatism. for four yearS-lWC
years 81 The. tlmc cO1dned 10 my room. | I'm,
ployed Tvernl o, our most noted physicians, with,
out receiving any benefit whatever from IheiI
treatment, and finally resigned myE II IN die. feel
lug here was no cure for mo bus Just at this time
Immediate relief was the result: and now, having
TAX n two bottles an completely restored q
health. JENSIE BROWN, No. II Davis Avo.
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To The Fry Manufacturing Company:
Gentlemen:-l take much pleasure In adding my
testimony To the ~ tonlon o'lny health after hay.
inghlGered for iShtycan With SIeyere pain In my
right hip which became 80 inienEv a. Il cause 4
ShrinkHga OF the muscles and Shnrtenipgoi the lex
producing llnpin my EAlKEud mAki6g Il unsafe
70 trukt my weight upon the limb for fear Of fall.
Ing. Two Hhy,icisns were applied to, bu. OBJ
aimed DO rel Il from that source. -Four months
kince, was induced try FIS's Great Rheumatic
Cure and by t1n time | had taken tEO bottles, the
IunScrlar shrinkEga had di.ApJeIrcl, SRd my leg
ESuSlCd H. natural length. 20 thst have n tTiect
use o. y, ma Rm irte ron TheumRic palm, by
which have, In the past, been stvenl times com.
Iehd 70 ftiaAin OF duty fOrdx months, reIoioc
70 be able 70 recommend this great remedy N ali
who are afflicted wlththS disease. G. l. aHIIH.
Coach Manufacturer, Is Western Ave.
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AL IFRIns daily except Sunday.
PullmHu's Palace Drawing Room and slceping
SAIs through without change hon Btanben5il!a
East to Philadelphia and New YosE West "a CDl.
nm Cincinnati. Louisville, Chicago, IndlRnAr.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleerirg
cAr accommodations and any further Information
apply 70 JOHN 9. T0MLISS0N, Ticket Agent Ut
ian HANDLE station, tOOtOi Eleventh street or at
Ciiy Ticket once under Mcclure House. NheclIng,
JAMES McCRHA,
Manager, Columbus. Ohio,
Z. A. FORD,
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Trustee Sales.
TRTSTEE's SALE.

Tie virtue Oi u lltth VI - =. :
..,a.iI Ind Mary RutiertHld hls WE u M, uAvS
f"S, sgy, OctObc', In the year le'O ana Iecotu
llr . IN 'n,t Deed hook 40. II. p'ge %. III the
e. ~ ,a,'IEr d the c IunIy Court oil ohio county
nj Virginia, / will on
''' wgpSE,pAY, NOVEMBER IS, A. D. 1885.
-1.,rgrat 10 o'clock 4 NJ, sell at public Auc'
% Tv,he hirhc,t and beat bidder, a. Inc COnrl
l11. ~ aid county III the ely OF Wherl!Gg, the
,A% ir,cliUtd real estate or 50 much thereof
iA.l"tI.. Ccr,stry, that Is TO LAy, lots numbefe
nal IN I0hG T. Il and William Chapllne'i
~ a. ibA Cily u Wheeling. III the state
.HIo.s yininiI. being the came proterIy
', O., he sAld John Buttethtld W j. NJ
@l,2H 1 W. sy deed dated December 5 1855
10. e, ,,I in fcd book number %. page u OF
sal IND records Of Ohio county, Nest Wiz
A. '.,,b,. north half Of lot number US, on the
1"'a h. Market street In tie Filth ward Of said
a" az .',rg ihr same property conveyed 10 John
~ g,.Iil,yJ ShTyeF anu wife, by dtet dated
~ ia md REQ ded IN book 49, page iIl q
W, ,Ibir cod. The last named pAfcel OiieAl
rr SAN ore third OF the purchase
10, f,lrh marcel sold, or no much nitTe OF Sucli
~ ~. Nancy A. the purchaser may elect to ray,
PIX 4" Esnd. one lhlri thereof, with interest, ~
,-s,r, and tie residue thereof, win interest,", ii'
y,t,s upm the day 0! sale, the purchaser Wv,
=, S,,ry,s, with gUOl security, Tor tue deferred
-..'-,,. anil the legal title TO retained Dy w
l5,.f!,n.,I lfu,tce ~ further Iecutlly' unth Sueh
l''' az '-'' GsGEGE h. CALDWELL, Trustee.
i, CIIsRrts HERvEY. AuCtl0neer. OcI6
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A celebrated manufacturer Of mustard
said that he made his money not out Of
the mustard eaten, but out Of the mustard
left on the plate.
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Gold is in our old fields in the shape Of
the Mullen Plant in which the mucilagi.
nous healing principle is combined with
The expectorant ono OF the Sweet Gum,
which makes Tsylor's Cherokee Remedy
OF Sweet Gum and Mullein-Curing coughs,
Group aud consumption-better than gold.
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If YOU would have appetite, flesh, color,
strength, and vigor, take Ayers Sarsap-
arilla, which will popfer them upon you
in rapid sucCessioH. p&B
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limitations and counterleits have again
appeared. Be sure that the word "Hors.
ford's" is on the wrapper. None genuine
without Il,
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"ob, I didn't know Bologna SausaGes
grew" said little girl passing cat-tail
swamp,
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Cotton.

INV YoRK, Oct. 10 Cotton: futures closed quiet
snd steady; October 100 balance to 500 higher
than yesterday.
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Dentists are said to be scarce in Dakota
iankton would be an appropriate place
for one,
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SOLD WHOLESALE BY
RICHARDSON, GOODWIN & CO.,
And by all Retail Druggists.
DIR. j. Il. SMITH,
Noi14O4 Chapline Street,

The bGSt evidence Of physicians success Is the
msndS tor my proiessSnai Services move nat fhaye
dealt honorabiy and iaisly with those who have
consulted me. meyer use n patients name with.
ept permission, though have many hundred Ger.
Hhcatcs from those whom have cured alter they
had been pronounced lnCurAble. A thorough med.
icEl education with many ycGn hnzpital experience
and familiarity With therapeutic agents, close OBJ
ServRlce Of lempcIAmenta peoullAritios and strict
attention to hygienc management liisures success,
cure Is possible, and trAnkly give the patient my