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New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
cer4r Gry TARGET PRACTICE At ANyAPoLi$

GREAT 81 y IlhfkI IhF - =" -
Annapol,. Md. June A-Thc thId day programme
, tho academy commencement called for target
,r,c,i,c IN the Wyoming. condemned war 'loop
wing a, the Academy. she l'ft tho harbor At ms
,,nrr,,c under command Of Commander Hperry with
tho Eoard Of visitor, and the cadets on board ana
nrocceded directly ont into the bay. where ''ree'
had becn erected. The range oi l,ooo Narns ""'
dcnrmined hy three trial shots fired hy cadet 'oe"h
from, the one.pound HotchksS. The most accurate ana
only modern gun on board The target was III" Navy
service great gun triangular II black muslin hFe iee'
hish The target hit eight timc-, and ch'rcE
dcStroved The best shot, were made 10y 'ade'
uaiIev who was presented with the great gun medal
and cadets Coleman ard >cohed. Admiral Kim
Lerlv of Samoan fame. compllmentcd the cadets on
their good shooting
Cadet Irwin. of ohio. second class man. "'h' on
The uppcr platform OF the eangway 10 heaNc the lead
~ .hc vessel was going into tho harbor The ohocN
cau-ed by the discharge OF gun under the PLATFORM
had broken H. tsl when he stepped on II he tell over
hoard r. coats were cleared away for lo~erlhg ana
the ship stopped and backed. but IRWIN VINO IS a
fine athlete and one Of the best men on the football
team. seized line. and towcd through the water
until rescued - =, - , p.,,, g., ho,o
and ytu attend the Academy exercises. captain
r. A Phythian who will succeed captain w l.
sampson a. superintendent OF the Naval Academy Is
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reorrssoR ANDERsoy or THE RENXE1r Law.


uilwoukcc WIS., June 4.-Ghe German Lutheran
Anti pcunett Law Convention Wa, called 10 order at
,hr West side Turner Hall shortly after o'clock by
Christian Kocrncr Editor Of The Gcrmania.' After
fine apuontmcnt OF a committee on credcntia, Mayor
Peck appcarcd the platform aud made speech OF
Welcome Mayor Peck followed by 7. ". Won
Cotzhanscn. a prominent German lawyer, cN 'ol
Icctor of Customs Conrad Krcz, Professor RaSmus H.
Anderson cX Minister 10 Denmark, and August RoN',
ouother attachc Of The Germana.' All spoke -
the pcnnett law as unnecessary and an Infringement
on civil and religious liberty. Perhnp, no addfr,' Of
tho conference wa looked forward 10 with more gen
era interest than that given BY Professor Anderson
the celebrated Morse scholar and author and during
Mr. Clcveland's Administration United states Minister
To Denmark Professor Anderson discussed the Ben
nett law section by section, and took the ground that
tho ,,,y WAS unnecessary and therefore ought never
IN have bcen enacted lie declared himself to be I'm
favor Of the objects sought to be accomplished by the
pcrnett law but denounced the methods there en-
Moved as extraordinarily harsh. whoever directly
ppr indirectly opposes the American common school.
earnestly exclaimed the speaker, Is an enemy OF
education Of liberty, of progress. Opposition to the
common school Is treason 10 our country
Resolutions adopted which protest against
the Bennett law.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
TO IMPROVE NORroN,s POINT.

The deed giving possession to william Ziegler %
Norton's Point. Concy Island has been filed VIII.
the County Register. The new owner proposes to
erect large hotel and to sell sites for cottages The
aim viii be 70 make the West End an attractive pare
oi the beach, il possesses great natural adVanaSes
lylnc between the ocean and Gravesend Bay. Mr.
Zcgler bid $l53 900 for the property several years
ago but was defeated when the matter went IN the
courts. on August 20. l-s0. the property was sold
to George ". Palmer for 100000 and William Aesler
ha, bought out his interest
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
ne POE SAYS SIZE WAS I'LL TREATED

. - Mrs Ada Y Roe against Eugene Z
po t,r senaration was before Judge cullen, III u"
curror,c Court yesterday. The couple were mar'lo"
in ,17o and have three children. Mr. k"' Is
lawyer in Queens County. Iii, wife is aoon' '"''S
,o,rs old After they had been married nho"'
vc,r they went to live with Mr.. Roe's sisters ~
pay side Lone Island Mrs. Roe says that '"erc SHo
,s ,eccctcd by her husband and cruelty trcatcd py
~, ,auv sh. WAS treated SO badly that she twice
tto,nted suicide Her husband finally rcfnsch hcr
,,.i.tence Mr.. Roe also asks FOR separation . aiu
49,, rnsody Of their children. lie says that ms WIG
lc,cd her household duties. and associated ana cor
o 1nondcd with other men. She spread scandals con
oIptny him and failed to for the children ana
t ,c',ats them against disease. The defendant SAYS
ihat his wife sQuandercd his property so tht MS
in"nu,c l. greatly reduced.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
THE TREASURY STATEMENT FOR MAY.
, NET DECREASE OF so,soo,i22 IL THE olRoU'
,,rtoy-THE CHANGES IL DETAIL

LAIlUN J III 7 VII''
vo.b,rcton June (specal.-Thc Treasury Depart
non, ,,onthv statement of changes in the circuiai"h
how a net decrease Of S6,5oo,123 In May ON Juno
tbcro were S2e4 656,os3 Of silver cer'ihcates III CIR
culstion an increase during the month, o'
rh -o,d coin I'm circulation amounted To T"'o-''
ne r incrcose Of S035 .434. Ihc subsidiary silver
-, calculation had Increased n Sl1l-3o dnrlng 'ne
month ON the other hand, the gold ocrtln'''oS III
circulation on June l amounted to rl3o'' 7'.'''' VI
80 s,44fo less than on May / the u''cu ""s.'
notes in circulation amounted to SI''"'77'-l . w
rroa.c of 80 6s33sS during the month thc c'."'''
- National bank notes was slS32"o'''"'
Il az 3s340O and the standard silver .or
- - .o,,,.od ~ $50 33s174 decrease NJ s'3--o"
-, -, circulation, of the country on June i Pi
down at 81 3Ilo3c5l. s33 3722oio more ,,an o"
tunc / la-a The changcS Of circulation !" "''''''''
kinds Of money during the Inst t"eNc "''''''
ebou.n IN thc following tables ...,..
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
THE c,.sroNs ADMINISTRATIONS BILL.

,v.hipeton lime CSpecal.-The clerical error
.d in rcportnc the Customs Administration bill from
,bc conference Committee to the two branches oi
conrress which has delayed its TRANSMISSION 10 inc
President since week before last wa' remedled TO-DAY
hv tbe passage through both houses ot concurrent
resolution directing the incorporation n' inc oil o'
thc amendment left ont by the conference cierAS iV
~ .,tu nrobablv ro To thc President tomorro 1t
49,, ma, take effect until August /. except as to one
,,or which authorizes the appointment OF nlne
norai appraisers at salaries of So 900 year, I'm
,nedately upon the measure becohihs ""'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
THE THER REPORL
FORECAST TILL $ p. NJ. THURsDA'

IORTCASr TILI T. u. THURSDAY.
Washington June i-For Northern e"-Lnsand snow
ers slightly
For southern New. En- gland. Eastern New-fork snd
>cvI,rse fair except light rain the Massachusetts
coast, continued high temperature
For Easter Pennsylvania, Delaware MARYLAND VIE
,ni, th. Caolinss ga and Eastern Florida far.
except showers on the coast South O'f0in"' 0s' All"
Florida: continued high temperature.
ror we.tern New.YorS. Western Pennsylvana, WHse
VIRGINIA and Ohio fair ycep, showers on the lakes con-
,in,ea Oh temperature except slightly cooler IN western
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
TIE CHARGES AGAINST MAJOR POWELL

Washington. June 4.-Secrctary Noble this afternoon
sent TO the senate his response TO the resolution OF
the senate asking whether not any Of the appropra
tons made for fhc irrigation survey had been diverted
from their purpose The majority report OF the select
Committee the Irrigation Of Arid Lands submitted
ny the chairman senator stewart charged Major j. W.
Powell director Of the Geological survey. N charge
Of the Irrigation survey with diversion Of part of
the appropriations made for the latter survey. The
resolution referred to Director Powell by tho
Secretary and the formers report accompanies the
sccretary's letter. The report soc, into detail In
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
. cuIy,v,y utPDERorsLY ASSAULTED.

Gong sing a Chinese laundryman Of NO $50
Mvrtle-ave.. assaulted and nearly killed at an
carly hour yesterday morning. Early in the evening
two unknown went to the laundry and questioned
him and left one Of them returned little after
midnight and asked him II he alone. lie an
,wercd ~ Yes and W., told 10 throw up his hands
and give up his money. lie refused and was as
saulted. His skull Wa, fractured hy blows from a
chair and he has other dan gcroU> wounds. He can
hardy recover. The thief ransacked the house and
escaped.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

D.oo,,rr y V has made report to the Navy De-
u,,nr, in which II gives the details Of the docking
~ bc Tnitcd states ship Minnesota vessel of 3''oo
tons Displacement, and that the dock exhibits no
indication Of weakness settlement, ana Una, % no
aao ~ the report Of the board the De
paTtmcnt has accepted the dock as complete under
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
A.PLACE FOUND FOR THE BOSS'S NEPHEW.
TIE COUNTY sToREKEEPER REMOVED AFTER
TWELVE YEARS OF SERVICE TO MAKE
ROOM FOR 4 RING CANDIDATE
ROOM FOR 4 RING CANDID!

ROOM FOR \ RI Nc CANDIDATE
r,. now Commissioners of Charities and corrcc.
,iop who took Office at the beginning Of the year,
and who made a number Of removals at that time,
Yesterday discharged County storekeeper Gilbert
Hicks In his place they appointed eX-AssembIyman
william H. Mclaughlin. The hand OF A" Boss Nc
Lauchlin appears IN this action. IL was announced
several months ago that the change would he made,
but by the influence of the late Ripley Ropes, state
Commissioner of Charities. Mr.. Hicks was retained.
lie has filed the Office with much fidelity and ac+
ceptability for years, but he was not enough
Of partisan to suit the Democratic authorites.
Under both Democratic and Republican ma1orues In
the Board he has held the place and mas saved tho
county large sums Of money by his close Inspection
of the stores provided by contractors for the county
buildings in FIstbush and at ST. JOhnland. The only
complaints made against him we're by contractors
who were compelled to furnish the goods called for
by their contracts.
His successor is nephew OF Boss McLaughhh
and lives In the Fourth Ward lie was born in
Rochester but went TO Brooklyn early In life. Through
the influence of his uncle he made court onieer
and later he sent TO the Assembly from Ine iio
District and reelected thrice. lie was resat1cn -
Of the Democratic nonentities IN the Legslauo.
save the "ncphew Of his uncle ne mas never
been heard OF In BROOKLYN. He Will und0ub'eoy
carry the dictates OF the machine In his new once
The salary OF the place is $500. The commissioners
Yesterday discharged Robert Potter Fifth Ward Re-
publican from the place OF keeper in tie Penitenary
and appointed Edward Mllrnane, a Twelfth War3
Democrat,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
HE SAVED A BOY FROM DROWNING.

Richard Kalb age eighteen who lives in COLUMBIA
4 saved another boy from drowning Yesterday
Henry Lassacr thirteen years old, OF No $50 clinton
.t had gone to the extreme end Of the slippery ioSs
living IN the water OF Clintonst lie slipped OIL the
LOGS into the water and Immediately sank. His
vouncer brother shore HIM fall and gave
the alarm. Kalb and Daniel Mccarthy. boatman'
heard the cry. Kalb without stopping to remove
any Of his clothing, dved. The boy seized kab by
the neck and drowning him. but the
rscucr MANAGED 10 push him 10 The logs. where
he was saved. Kab quietly went on without stop
fnr
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

showing T no IN % bis Letter Secretary Noble SAYS
appears from of the drstG et he oi approprs
logcai n,ooicol survey have not been diverted
from s purpose have been Ds re1y 1G for
temP,isa,inr survey have not been diverted from
their purpose bnt strictly used LOT ''e i'''s"''0'
sur,ov a, required by law
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
IN BEHALF OF TIE NATIONAL BANKING SYSTEM

Washington. June 4.-Rcpcscniative EvWf, OF
Tennessee. to- DAY introduced u bill 10 promote the
welfare Of the National banking system. It provides
that any National banking association having cap
tal Of 1900 less shall not be required "a keep
on deposit with the United States Treasurer. As SC
curitv for It's circulating notes. United states bonds
the par value Of which shall exceed ono tenth Of It's
capitaI stock no banking association having capital
Of more than 100000 shall be required 10 keep
dcpOsited with the Treasurer bonds the par value Of
which shall exceed $50 900. The amount Of cir
culatin1 notes issncd 10 such banking association may
be cGna TO- but shall not exceed, the value Of the
bonds depo-ited.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
nrp1p11cAN ExEcrr1vE COMMITTEE.

Washington. juno 4.-The following are the mem
her, Of the Executive Committee Of the Republican
Congress slonal Campaign Committee: Janc' +. Bel
den, New York chairman Philctus sawyer. WiscOn
sin Francis y. stockbridgc. Michigan; Joseph II.
Waller Massachusetts; Henry H. Bingham Penn.
sylvania Lconidas G. liouk, Tcnncsscc; Louis f..
McComas MARYLAND; Albert {. Thompson, Ohio
Hosea townsend Colorado Mark H. Dnnncll. Min
nc.ota: William Vandcvcr. California. and schuyler
s Olds secretary. Rooms will be opened In Wash
lnrton in "A few days.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
~rw rprr-pEIIvERy posToFFIcEs

Washington, .Tune 1.-The Postmaster General has
ordered the establishment Of the free delivery system
at the following postofIces. the service to begin
July 1, loo:
BeIefonte, Penn; Butler Penn. Franklin,
Penn; Grcepsburg, Penn; iackcnsack' y. j.:
Princeton y. j.: Charlottesville, Va; Aberdeen.
n Anderson Ind; Bclolt, Wis; Clarks-
vile Tenn: Dixon. III; Grand Forks. y. D.
Kokomo Ind: New Brighton, y. V; Ogden, Utah
C,wensboroueh Ky, santa Barbara. Cal santa Cruz,
cal; west New righton, y. Y. winchester. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
THE p1vrp AND UARBOR BILL.

TIE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL
w,shinrton June 4.-The Senate to-day took up thc
,,,.or and IIarbor bill. Senator IIoar and Repre-
tentative Banks urged increased appropriations for
ch,rIo. River and Manchester harbor and senator
,i,t sstcd for more money for Milford Haven ana INC
iIat' ,1Hor breai,,yatcr slight additions have been
made 70 the bill as it passed the House
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

colored schoolhouse at Bergen-st and schenectady
ave He made elevation Of Moorish design. Nr.
Naughton objected to it, on the ground that was too
suggestive and Fabian answered: Well, it's appro-
nriate That's the NATTER said Mr.. Naughton,
its too appropriate" and in the alteration which
ensued Mr. Fabian received his discharge.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

MI. rrrp nrntion which most closely Ic-s"o,s ia
The mig j. ronfes s.olN the food for babes anu
h mpen,Tation which is most grateful and nouIlshIns 20
w w Tscste organism OF invalid or conNslesce
d.tined 10 win the and confidence OF le saex
nrotession and the public. Mcins Fooo mas ious '~
Resn found 70 meet these requirements.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
ANOTHER pT-BLIC BUILDING BILL VETO.


Washington June L. President Harrison thl@ aifcr
noon sent 10 the senate the following message
return without approval. the bill ior the erection
cf a public building ~ ludsOn. y. \. hudson rom
The best information attanable i CITY oi ouN niue
more than 10000 pOpnAu" II tle postal receipt
are fair indication II the growth II the city II ha'
not been rapid. az they only Increased about 1000
in ten wears The gross postal receipts for the wear
80 vcrc Int Fl4 80. and the Office force consists
~ thrcr clerks and i've carriers. There othe
Government officers al liudsOn. entitled under the Ia"
IN oeFcea or ,n allowances for rent, unless II bc &
Dcpuv Internal Revenue Collector. u appears from
ihis hill and correspondence with the supervising
Architect that II is proposed e. erect two story
building with hre-pIoof vaultS heating and ventisting
auuaratus and elevators. forty by eighty feet In
dincnsi0n The ground floor Ot 5000 feet. 10 he
devoted 10 the postoicc, wonld give 800 square feet
10 each Of the present employees me second story
and the basement each having the same area. viii
be absolutely tenantcss. unless authority s given
by the custodian 70 rent the rooms IN nnof cial
tenants II seems tO be clear that the public
moods do not suggest justify such expenditure
az is contemplated by this bill.
on motion Of senator Hiscock. tho message WAS
ordered 10 he printed and tO lie on the table.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
WHY THE RATES MAY NOT he ADVANCED JCNE o.

II, Paul, June (specian.-It now seems likely that
Messenger rates may not bc advanced June D. ~
announced because the requirements OF the Interstate
I,v governing the posted notice Of advance nave
moi ,eeu complcd with There Is another thing
which may prevent restoration Of the racs-tho
lincs running west from ST. laul and Minneapolis
have received no Official notice Of the advance
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
s5Sss 0@ ~

Railroad fare was reduced TO cents March |. l-s5.
Promenade tickets were sold AZ twenty -hve for
cents after February |. l-ej.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

,uNvr. onics June s. a. m.-The wind swung around
, ~. southwest yesterday, and WIFI land breeze inc
-, increased and the air grew drier Generally tar
weather prevailed until evening when there was eo'i'.
and abundant lightning and thunder and light ram ZOE
" s,r The humidity so at a. m. 0l at 3 D. "'
a as az mldnigh The temperature ranged between
40 and o. degrees. the average, GS' being 80 heher
,~ an the corresponding day last year ana - meher
una" and near this city to-day there VIII probably DC s
rally fair weather. with slight uerinai 'hahs'H'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Proposed AMENDMENTS TO THE BILL

Washington June 4-senator sherman Today pro-
posed and had referred 10 the Finance Committee as
., amendment 10 the Tariff BILL the wool schedule
as prepared BY the National Wool Growers Associa-
ton. senator Washburn also proposed 70 amend the
bin BY putting white pine timber on the free list
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

TIE BROOKLYN DRY DOCK ACCEPTED.
Washington, June 4.-The Naval board Of which
Captain Beardslee is president. appointed to make -
thorouCh examination Of the simpson dry dock at
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
,r WAS ONLY A QUESTION OF TASTE.

James ". Naurhton. the superintendent of con
str,ctlon i'm the Department OF Public Instruction.
answers the charges made against him In the lecr OF
IT, W Fabian the Board Of education by telling
this story: MIR. Fabian ordered when In the
construction office to propose elevation Tor the
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
NOMINATIONS BY TIE PRESIDENT,

Washington, June 4.-Thc President To-Day sch' W
the Senate the following nominations:
W uenrv pvars 10 be surveyor General Of oregon.
Nehemiah Davis. Receiver Of Public Moneys at Fargo
y. D. Registers Of Land oincesmCnarles hapg'oo' az
sistant surgeons in tho Navy-LeTis Hiram stone of
Connecticut, and James Morehead winfield, oi VIZ
cinia
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Nv cu.tomers ,penk so highly OF Smith & Angolls
coois thai shall not Keep other Kind Of black hosiery
Prices are similar goods that crock
rotten. FAENHAM 16 West 14th'st
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Do You Have Trouble

In removing stains from linen cotton lsccs etc The
Icsrsn Eraser removes Ink. coffee wine. ioie and
other liquid without injury For sale by hTst class
Setalcrs. Is cent?.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
TIE EEprBLIcAN MAJoRITY Ix TIE HOUSE

THE REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY IN TIE HOUSE
Washington. June (SpeciaD.-Thc House TO-DAY
disposed Of the McDufbe Turpin election contest. Mr.
Wilson, Of Missouri adv vocated the claims Of the
testee and Mr.. Trrpin spoke briefly In his behalf
Mr. RoweI, OF Illinois. summed up the for the
contestant. The first vote was taken on the minority
resolution declaring 1urpin elected and 1t was re
jcctcd-yeas ia. nays 13O. The majority resolution.
seating McDunc. was agreed tOyeaS 13o, nays ll3-
and Mr. McDufic appeared at the bar Of the House
and took the oath Of Office.
By the unseatng Of Mr.. Turpn, and the seating In
his place Of Judge McDufic, the Republican majority
I'm the House of Representatives is an even twenty
ia Republicans and io4 Democrats. rms VIII be
increased by two by the unseannS OF Mr. EInott Qi
south Carolina, which is on the programme Tor TINS
month At the organization Of the present Congress
fhe Republican majority only eight, but now theN
have comfortable margin. There are two vacancies
in the House. caused by the death Of David WILDER
Of New-York and the other 10y the election Ol rs
sneaker Carlisle 10 the Senate. hs one was a Ec
publican and the other a Democrat II VIII make no
change in the relative majority when these vacancies
filled
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Knnpp's Root Beer Extract Easily made. No meili'
tesn nscersary Healthy for children home comfort
Ten gallons OF beverage In a 26c bottle.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
TIE INCREASE IL BRIDGE EARNINGS

Tie following table shows tho earnings OF the
Bridge from the time II was opened, May 23, 1853.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Five Hours 70 Washington.

The fastest trains In In service between
New-York Philadelphia, Baltimore and washington VIA
Jersey Central Reading and j. md o. Roads sauoa '
foot Ct Llber:y.st
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Everything
in goods and for outdoor sports AZ Spadings, 2n
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
rr,nuNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

. ,A. a,apram a continuous line shows the osronetcr
.atons @ Yesterday observed Of the United SIssss
Sn,y,ce station this city The dashes indicA~
sgnA sg,,snrs noted at Perrys Pharmacy, Sun BUILDING
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
BoNDs OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington June i.-Thc bond oilers TO-DAY aSs''
Gated Fl | 300. follows: 1900 o,
Registered. fours- 1890, $1,000, at l2-'
Roth offers accepted
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-05-02
Why Our Success?

Because we devote our en-
tire time and attention to hats
and Mems outftting and those
needing anything in these lines
know it is to their advan tage
to come to us. We keep
thoroughly posted on all mat
ters pertaining to our busl-
ness.
We get our goods direct
from the manufactures en-
abling US to sell atlower prices
than many dealers pay for
them.
We sell only the best brands
of goods in all grains, brands
known the world over as re-
liable.
This spring we are in bet
ter shape to serve our patrons
than ever before, and adding
to our large stock daily.
Remember we have but one
price and that is the lowest.
COLBERT & DALE.
20 S. Main street,
Butler, Pa.
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The Very
REMARK able BARGAINS
JOHN BICKEII.
n SOUTH MAIN STREET,
BUTLER, PA,
BUTLER,

opening past the attention
will dmnuon
doing shall offer stock
stock will be
goods and line of goods
All wishing purchase anything
by calling Bckes for
which be resisted have hand several
working buckle buckle and brogans
all
Capps which all made by hand from
and French Calf made
limit in Our of prices" Mems calf
Bal and Congress from $3.50 So
Theya dandies call and examine them
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Chronic Diseases.

The Doctors treat no acute diseases, but
makes an entire specially OF chronic and long
standing diseases. Cases given up by other
doctors and pronounced incuraOle, they most
desire To see. The doctors have treated over
5000 cases in Ohio in the last twelve years,
many of which had been given up as incurable
some To be blind others deaf, and a large NUM-
ber TO be invalids for life. But behold! now
they see and hear, ana many are started on the
high road TO health and recovery every dnv.
The Doctors are surrounded with the largest
collection of fine instruments ever imported to
this country for examining and treating all
chronic diseases of the HEAD. FACE. cyl
EAR. THROAT. HEART, LUNGS. stomach.
Liver. Kidneys Bladder. Skin, Brain and
Nervous system, Cancers, Tumors, Piles Swell
ings Old Sores Fits. Paral, sis, Neuralgia.
rheumatism. DropSy, GOut. Sick Headache,
Debility. Depression OF Spirits. Diseases OF Chill
dren. Hereditary Diseases etc. etc, and. IN
fact all long standing and Chronic Diseases.