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ONE ATOKE UNFORTUNAIE-
M&as Grace lewis Hurled into E9ter
nifty :at JOhnstOwn.

M&as Grace lewis Hurled into Eter-
nifty ;at JOhnstOwn.
From Tuesdays JOhnstOwn Tribune THE
eastern express is due at this station at 6. 40
D. m. 1t does not:stop here. but whirls past
at the rate of thirty miles an hour, Ct is the
fastest train on the road, making the dis
tance from Pittsburgh to this city In two
hours and ten minutes. The train was on
time last evening. just as the engine ap-
preached the curve at the Pennsylvania rail-
road station, the engineer saw a woman
throw herself PROSTATE on the track. Be
fore he had time even tn apply the reverse
lever, his engine had caught up the unfortu-
nate woman who sought death Ender its
wheels and tossed her yards away from the
track. The engine was stdpped, ana the
company station employees were BOtified Of
what had happened.
Tex Policeman Reese, of MnlvilIe, Officer
Reese, of the Pennsylvania, Railroad service,
ard others repaired to the scene. The wO-
man was not dead, but she was unconscious
and speechIess. She was placed or astretcE-
er and taken to the baggage-roon. Being
still alive. DR. John Lowman was summon
ed but before his arrival the poor creature
had bTeathed her last, not having uttered a
word. 1t was found that the right side of
ker head and face was crushed in and that
her right thigh and leg were bruszen. Tte
body remained in the baggage room until Z
o'clock this morning, when it was removed
to the undertaking establishment, where IL
was neatly coffin and prepared for burial
The remains of the decreased were sfterward
identified as those of Grace Lewis aged 19
or &c years. She had been leading az aha n
doned life lately, and her suicide was no
doHbt,esused by the upbraiding Of her con.
science. No inquest was held. It is said
she has relatives living in Huntingdon.
Grace Lewis was a resident of this place
for several months last fall and winter, hav-
ing lived as a domestic with John A Ken
nedS, Esq, and afterwards with Deputy
Sheriff Blair, leaving the latter place some
time about the 1st of January, when she
went TO JOhnstOwn. Nothing is known
here Sf her previous history, and . DrediS.
position TO 'kleptomania was the cause 81 bel
leaving here.
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-, DuTrPensburR Chronicle gives the
Dill OF fare of the foreigner1 who work at
the Vanderbilt tunnels The foreign labor
ers On the Vanderbilt tunnels subsist chief
on ARTICLES which cost little or nothing and
which we improvideut Americans repudiate
as food. Mice, rats, snails and angle worms
constitute their principal diet Of meat. TIE
HungsriaDs are particularly fond of a Dot
pie or aDgle-wo The Swedes eat the
most meat. Flour and lard are the chief
store supplies used by the Italians who eat
no meat. They use great deal of macaropi
OF their OVa make. Some of the most fru-
gal spend as little as So per month in store
supplies aud go ragged and uncouth to save
money. They earn on an average 81 per
day. Some makeS1 Is. Out of these wages
they contriVe to save eighty per cent. and ia
a few years they expect to lay py money
enough to enable them to return to their ma
tive land welbto do. They claim that 5000
or $500 will render them wealthy in their
own country. Two OF three years of steady
toll and privation in this country, then they
will be fixed.
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A DMINIsTRATRIX NoTICE-

Estate Of MATTHIAS SrRAw1xrER- de,eas.5
Letters OF Administration on the eSr,.. -
Matthias Strawmyer. deceased late OF AIierhen-
t1"hhnip, hAN,hg neen granted 70 the undersiurl-
ed. notice is hereby given 70 those irdehts1 -,
said estate, that payment must be made without
delay, ana those having claims against the same
must present them properly authenticated fer
settlement CArHARTNE STRAWMTER
April p less. o. 9T,151lsf-sf,,i,
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!. sRoEMAKER. Prnth,r
NOTICE.

Estate OF Albert BEsDER. deceased.
Letters testamentsry on the estate Of Atb.-,
Bender, late Of Conemaugh borough decd hev
inS been granted 20 the undersigned notice -
hereby given TO all persons indebted to ssis .s
tate te make payment without delav and tbos.
having claims against the same must n-esenf
them properly authenticated for sstrlenert
WALBERf BENDER
FRANCIS J. PARRISH EAecutors-
April "a lsss-6t
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SATURDAY. MAY %. 1855.


At O'Clock. p NJ, the following described real
estate all situate in Portage township, In said
county Of Cambria:
No 1. A hotel property IN the village Of Port
age. now occupied by Peter McGouFh, Esq, with
one acre Of ground.
No. >. A number OF building lots at Portage
No. 8. A lot in same village on which Is erect
ed two dwelling houses and a blacksmith shop.
erected large plank frame building and a car
penter shop.
No S Faur aerus OF ground IN PORTAGE town
snlp; upon which is erected water saw mill and
No. 9 Two lots on south side Of Pennsylvania
railroad
No. !. piece or parcel Of ground IN the VII
lage OF Portage. containing about acres
No. s. A tract Of land, adjoining lands Of T.
McNally, Sylvester Crum and others, containing
ABOUT 50 acres.
about two acres, adjoining lands OF the heirs Of
William Russell and others
No 10 A piece parcel Of land containing
about ten acres. adjoining lands ofPhnip HoDfsr
John GroKan and others
No. IL piece or parcel nf land containing
acres, adjoining lands OF William Lee Cambria
Manufacturing Company and otherE.
No. - number Of building lots Ia the VII
lage OF jamestown. In said toHushIp.
TERMS OF SALE.-Five per cent on each rid
TO De paid when the property ts struck down the
ed. Re-third in one year and the remaining third
IN two years. deferred payments 10 bear nterezt
and to oe secured by the Judgment bond and
mortgage Of the purchaser
Also, at the same plase on the same dsv. sut
commencing At 10 O'Clock. A N. there viii he or
tered the following personal property. 70 Wit Two
horses, mule. two wagons, set 0f blacksmith tools
sleigh. spring wagon. lot OF lumber saw logs
and other articles. Terms made known A. Tina
Of sale when reasonable credit will be given
THOMAS ID. POWERS,
Assignee OF Mrs Rose NcCfouRh
Portage township, April "a 1ss5-td
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NS-MCMAHAN.- Married. at st.
Roses Catholic chnrch, at LilIy's. 90 Tues
day. April 81 It 1885. by the Rev. Father
Brown. Mr.. Thomas Kear1s to Mrs Mary A
McMahsn. both Cf Washington township.
FARREN- BECK Married. at 81. Roses
Cef' !" church, AT Liliy's, on Saturday.
25 1885 ~ Rev. her Brown, Mr..
FrSnk FaTren ~ Miss Amanda Beck, both of
Lilly's.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOR SHERIFF. hereby announce
ms self as candidate for the Democratic nOmina-
tion or Sheriff subject to the decision Of the Dem
ocratic primary elections
JOSEPH A. GRAY.
CarroIltown, May 8, 1885
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

Saml Grfhth and p. In the Court Of Com
". Filler, Executors OF / mon Pleas of r'aunh-fs
Daniel Grimth, deed, County. No. 22s June
Va Term. 1855.
Evan J. Miohaels. Foreign Attach ment.
Commonwealth q PennsylrGHia, Cambria co1nft gy
- To the Sheriff OF said county. Ureeffun
SEAL We com nand You that you attach Evan )
- hichaels. late OF your county. By all and
singular, his interest In the lands nd tenements
which te. the said Ivan J. Michaels inherited
and acquired through the death Of his father
possession soever the same may be so thar he be
and appe8r before our Court OF Commen Pleas ~
be holden At EbensburE, IN, and for said county
on the nrst Monday of June next. there 70 srevrer
Samuel Grimth and p W FIIier Fre-nt--s ~
Daniel Grtmth, deceased OF q plea Of debt sud
also that you summon such person or persons In
your banlEiek holding possession OF custody OF
said lands or tenements under the safd defend ant
as Garnishee, 80 that they be and appear hef,re
our tSourt on the hrst Monday Of June rert -
answer what shall be objected against them ana
abide the Judgment OF the Court therein s7s
have you then Rnd there the writ
Witness the Honnra bic r. L. Johnston prrsfssrt
Judge Of said Court ~ EbensburU the frst dHv-
OF April. A. ID. lSS5
n A SHOEMAKER, Proth,v.
BY virtue Of the shove stated writ Of Fo-.iu,
Attachment have levied upon and attached an
the righs, title and interest OF Ivan J. MfrharIs
which be Inherited and acquired through Ire.
death OF his father. Thomas Michaels deceased
o. IN and 20 that certain piece or parcel Of l.pf
siuste IN Carson township Cambria county, Pa
Adjoining lands Of David Owens 5. Luther mos
melsel. Estate Of Jacob Zern. deceased and ~ ~
ers, containing one hundred acres more or les
about ninety acres OF which are cleared havinE
thereon erected one and half story frame dwell
ling house and frame barn: the Interest ,-hf-b
said Ivan J. Michaels inherited and sreufr.s ~
the above mentioned real estate being the rne
undivided fourth part thereof subject h0vrnva- =.
the DOVER interest al tie widow OF said de-edent
j. A. LTrTHER. SheriH
Shertn's once. Ebensburg, April Is, Isss -st.
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Cresson and CoaIport Railroad.

Work on the Cresson and COalpOrt Rail-
road was began last week, and at present
there are about two hundred and fifty men
at work, mostly in the nrighborhoOd Il Ash
land The Pittsburgh Dispatch OF Saturday
last, says:
Thaddeus Freeand. OF Bellevue, has the
contract for the entire work, including gra-
ding, filling, excavatiDg, bridge building,
and track construction. de is row on the
ground. The new railroad Will be thirty
seven miles in length. IL is to be completed
by November l, 1885. The cost of eorstruc-
tion will approximate 81, ,OO0 600. and the
average cost per mile will be about S25, Geo.
The object of binding this road is to open
up some rich coal and lumber tracts Along
its located line there are thirty eight coal
mines and fifteen saw mills, all of which are
compelled Low to 20 to great expense to
transport their prod uets TO the Pennsylvania
Railroad over individual roads. The pres
ent scheme is backed by the PeDnsy lvania
Railroad Company, and the stockholders are
wealthy Eastern gentlemen who hold the
lands through which the line is to pass. The
line will run through COalport aod other
prosperous mining towns. Several carloads
of tools, scoops carts. and other appliances
were shipped to the new works from Pitts
burg and Harrisburg on last Tuesday. Over
one thousand laborers, to be employed on
the fills, excavations. and gradings, are said
to be already there.
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Notes from the Normal school.

The present term will be the largest ever
held in the county. Ninety i've teachers are
now attending
The Normal Literary @ S0citeatIyo taIos s;,I snonoh 70
seat the members of the Society
The students have again taken up their
line of march for exercise during recess. in
charge of the teachers. Systematic exercise
gives physical development, as Important "a
mental training.
Students are attending from Indiana, Cen
ire, Blair ard WestmOreiand counties
The Professional class was organized this
week; several teachers will join the class
on Monday next.
The regular sessions OF the school are from
7:30 a. M, to II and from 1:3O D. M, to 4.
Glasses have been organized in book-keep-
ing, physiology, rhetoric and menta! science
IN addition to the common branches.
The musical convention conducted bv
Prof. Brown will commence next week.
A meeting to organize the class will be
held in Armory Hall on Friday evening of
this week. The Hall has been engaged for
the convention, and the people of Ebens-
burg will have an opportunity to receive in
struetion from a competent instructor. It
is expected that there will be a full attend
ance at the NEE ting on Friday evening, to
make complete arrangements for the con-
YentiOn.
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Filth District Sunday school COnven-
Ifon.

- AAAH Suhuay ScnOOA COnVGns
tfon.
The frst convention of this district com
prisinR the counties of Huntingdon, Blair,
Cambria. Somerset, Bedford and Fulton will
be held at Altoona, Thursday and Friday,
May IL and Is, 1885. 1t will be under the
auspices of the Pennsylvania State Sunday
School Association. comprising all evangeIi-
cal denominations. and all such, as we'll
as union Sunday schools, are invited to
take part, each school being entitled to two
delegates.
The programme will consist largely of ad-
dresses on the practical side of Sunday school
work, and it is believed will be very helpful
to the workers
Dele gates will be entertained if notice of
their coming be sent to the chairman on or
before May 10. 1885. This is especially i'm
portant.
Delegates will please. bring Bibles and note
books. VIM. S. Ross, NJ. D.,
Chairman.
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H. March offers the

H. March offers the
Best quality 6. A. R. suits aud caps for $40
Second " So
Third g ss
Cali at the Golden Eagle Clothing House,
1901 Eleventh. avenue, Altoona for G.. A. R.
suits.
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TRIAL LIST.-Cases set down for
a trial at June Term of Court, commencing on
Monday, June 8, 1885:
Kutrui VS.. Gates.
Murray vs.. Van Aiken ct al.
Smay Martin.
Myers Wilkinson.
Will vs.. Roselne.
Hurd s. Mckee vs.. NaRle ct al.
Same vs.. Same.
Baum Tonkin.
Lytle vs. McCflade
Borough of CoopersdaIe VS.. Lower Y Yoder tp
Erantz VS.. VOckenrod.
Myers Ex rs Martin.
Murphy vs.. Eye ct al.
Eiske & 90. Powell
Cunningham ct Al vs.. Weakland ct al
Milligan vs.. Fisher ct al.
FaraDaugh VS. Hines.
Prothonotary's once h A SHOEMAKER
Eb'g May 4 1885. Prothonotarv
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MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT
CAMBRIA COUNTY,
For the year 1885.

VTESDERS of Foreign and Domestic MershAn-
disc DstFllers and Brewers. Brokers, etc. IN
ga mbria county will take notice that they nave
neen appraised and cIsssed by the undersigned
A pI,laissr OF Mere camille and Other L'oeAse taA'
for the year 1885, follows, 70 VII:
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FRIDAY, MAY 22nd. 1885.

At II O'Clock, m. the following described real es
tate. late OF L. W. Weld, deceased to wit; Two
certain tracts Of lands situate and being in Gam
bria county. Pa.
No. l. Being a certain Tract of Land in
Dean township. containing about Ave acres with
the improvements.
No. 2. Being the equitable Interest in the
undivided one fourth of a certain Tract OF Land
on the headwaters Of Clearfeld creek in Dean
and Ciearheld townships, Cambria county CON
tanning 2SoO acres, more or less. adjoining lands
Of Cambria Iron Co. James Conirou Summit
Goal Co., James Harris. Luke Mcclure and 9th
minous coal.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third of purchase
money On confirmation of sale; balance In two
equal payments at one and two wears with inter
est from date of confirm alton deferred payments
ises.
Persons desiring to view the premises Will please
call on WILLIAM WELD
Ut MS Attorneys Administrator.
STEVENS & OWENS
Tyrone. Pa.
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ENOR SALE.-The undersigned has
n for sale one full blood short-ho Durham
calf, four months old aud one fall blood short
horned Durham calf ten months old. Will be
sold cheap. Call on or address
REUBEN FOX,
Sinking Valley, Blair Co., Pa.
May 3, 1855
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DY virtue OF Sundry wrtts OF Fieri Facas, alias
II Eieri Facias and Nend EXpon. issued out of
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Cambria county,
and to me directed. there will be exposed to pub
lie sale, at the Court House. IN Ebensburg. on
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
Valuable Real Estate

Pursuant to an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Cambria county, Pennsylvania will be sold AT
public sac. at the Court House in EbensburR in
said county. on e. -
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ADJOURNED
ASSIGNEE'S SALE :

b virtue Of an order Of the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Cambria county, to me directed. I viii
expose 20 sale by public vendue or outcry At the
hotel ofJesse McCaougE, in the village OF Portage
Cambria county,
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An appeal will he held at the Commis-
sioners' Office, in EbensbUrg, on the first
Monday OF June, 1885.
J. II. KENNEDY,
May 8, 1885. Appraiser.
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CHEST SPRINGS BoR.
CLEARFIELDTP.
-ONEMAUGH BUR.
CoOPERSDALE BOR.
EAST CONEMAUGH.

IA Somerville e...........-....-...-... ....--.
IA Kunkle &
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-07-30
CANAL MILLS,
V. NJ. AYRES, Proprietor.

desire to call the attention of the flour dealers and consumers to the
fact namely: have made change from combination mill to the
Complete Roller System making -four by the gradual reductions and
purites am prepared to supply the trade with flour econed to
none in the market Corn meal and feed in lots at bottom figures
Your correspondence solicited NJ AYRE Arkansas City, Has
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-07-30
GEO, w. MAFFET,
FostOfice address, Darlington, Indian Territory

gTy@I have lost number of horses in these
brands. and roundup parties are requested 10
whose hands they see them. will appreciate any
iavOrs thus shown me.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-07-30
THE CHEYENNE TRANSPORTER.
Subscription, ST Per Year, in Advance.

nsysnns and haDanOe AgGnsT, DARLINGTON, IND. TER.
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ELY's
CREAM BALM
CATARRH
Jleanses the Head.
and Smell. Aqulck

EAbA1 -EEV6ENe 90 cents by mall regis.
tered, Sample BY mail 10 centA Send for circular.
KY BR0THkRs, pr1ggiStG,
dt22.NvR4w OHoao, H.yY. I
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shfloh's Ca.arrh Remsdy-a positive
;ure for Catarrli, Diphtheria, and Canker
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POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

~ was dragged down with debt, poverty and
suffering for ycan, caused by sick family and
large bills for dOctorng
was completely discouraged, until one year
ago, by the advice of my pastor, l commenced
using Hop Bltters, and In one month We wercall
well, and none Of US have seen sick day since,
and want to say TO all poor men, you, can keep
your families we'll year With Hop BIttep for loss
than one DOCTORS visit viii cost / know RIA
woRKINdHAS.
bB-None genuine without bunch Of green Hops
on the white label. Shun all the vic, poisonous
stun with "Hop" or Hops In their name.
fol6.IWElW
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Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch
ing Piles. One box has cured the worst
cases Of twenty years standing. No one
need suffer five minutes alter using VII.
liams' Indian Pile Ointment. 1t absofbs
tumors, allays itching, acts as apoultice,
gives instant relief. Prepared only for
Piles, itching Of the private parts, nothing
else. Sold by druggists and mailed on re.
ceipt OF price, s.. Frazier Medicine Co.,
Proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio. Wholesale
Agents: Logan 4 Co., Wheeling, W. Va,
and ]. @. Dent & Co., Bridgeport Ohio.
paw
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A GLANCE over the unapproachable
schedule offered for the Inauguration will
demonstrate how perfectly and thor.
oughly the d. & o. management compre-
hends the situation at Washington, and
with what vim and energy lis fullest re-
qnirements are to be met. 1iagniicently
appointed trains, sleeping, parlor and day
coaches, devised with every conceivable
for comfort and ease, and
furnished throughout in. the most elegant
style-run through solid upon time un.
equaled, and attained largely by avoiding
stops and maintaining steady speed.
Dining cars, models OF roomy facilities and
perfect facilities for tho purposes designed,
are attached ,apd In them are served meals
unrivaled In the leading hotels.
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TaE B. & o. depot, in Washington, Is SO
exceedingly handy TO the capitol-practi-
call next tluare-tbat no road in the city
can equal It in point Of accessibility. An.
other great advantage lies in the fact that
the B. & o. has its own depot used ex-
clusiyely for It's own trains, When the
time lordeparture comes alter the inau-
gural proceedings are at an end, there is
inevitably rush to the depots. In such
depots where there are various roads, one
eau readily imagine the confusion which
must exist and the consequent risk Of get.
ting upon wrong trains. Nothing OF this
kind can occur at the B. \ o. depot, where
the platforms are spacious, and where
there is no crowding and jamming to get
through narrow gates, and being showed
qack withthe Encouraging announcement
that II is mot your train.n
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Frazier,s Root Bitters are not dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular. cleanse the blood and
system Of every impurity. Sold by drug.
gists. 500. DR.. Fraziers Magic Ointment
the greatest blessing that been discoy-
cred In this generation. A sure cure for
Boils, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds,
Sore Nipples, Hard & Soft Corns, Chapped
Lips and Hands, Pimples and Blotc6es.
Price 5oc. Sold by druggists. Frazier
Medicine Co., proprs., Cleveland, Ohio.
Wholesale agents Logan& Co., Wheeling,
W. Va, and ]. O. Dent & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. D4w
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

FAR Esg;e...;i.g.EEssi
Time table corrected TO Eoysmberg q, 1854. TnjnS
leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh strceE
near pnblic landing, as iollows-c Central Standard
Ttme-Whieh Ia s. minutes slower that Wheeling
time: s5z = = =
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PALflrATIoX or rapid beating Of the
heart followed by periods Of complete ces-
sation Is caused chiefly by nervousness
and bad blood. II the disease is neglected
1t is liable to result seriously, especially at
q time OF sudden excitement. Purify the
blood, strengthen the muscular and nerv-
Gus system, governing the heart, by using
DR.. Guysotfs Yellow Dock and sarsapa-
rilla, and you will soon be rid Of every
trace OF the affection. Ddw
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DIR. .J1E. SMITH.
No. 1lO4 Chapline Street,
Near Fourteenth Street

The best evidence Of a physicians success Is tho
testimony Of his patients. The increasing Dc
maE for my professional services prove that have
dealt honorbty and fairly with those who have
Consulted me. Ineyer use q patients name with
out permission, though have many hundred GER
tIflcitcs from those whom 1 have cured after they
ilail llceIl pronounced inornble. A thorough med
Teal education with many yeaB hospital experience
and familiarity with therapeutic agents, close CD.
sCruncc Of teinpcntnental pecullatihes aud strict
attention TO hygienIc management lnkuFes success,
cure Is possible, and frankly give the patient my