Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-28
NOW OBSERVED
HERE ARE my REASONS;

Ftrst-Untrue statements and unfair treat
ment put me out Of four places of business
here. after had built mp hrst-class practice
in each.
Second-I was publicly exposed and de-
nounced in every local newspaper, and sworn
statements were made in court, but they failed
for cruelty to animals and for practicing with
out diploma although they brought horse
dealer, all his men and four veterinary surgeons
and half graduates Of collegesl. except the
half.
Third-I was publicly exposed and accused
OF stealing the funds of the horse Rmbulance
service established by me, which is still In
operation"
Fifth-I was exposed in q letter written by
one OF the most prominent citizens of Pitts
burg, to large trm in this city, clients Of
mine, as a fraud" and "adventurer," and no
veterinary surgeon. by the way this fellow
spells horses, "hosses.")
Another statement in a letter, denouncss me
as no gentleman. but liar"
Another says, refuses to consult with 0 man
Of Wallis 'caliDre.'"
Another letter says. 'I shall have a circular
printed telling them that you are no graduate,
Dut Would-be doctor"
Speaking of letters. copy Of the one from
the old country about me, that doctor shows
to his clients and friends, would be very inter.
esting.
SEVENTH was publicly denounced "as
scamp, rogue, and vagabond," and threat
ened with the ''penltentiary' for conspiracy TO
defraud. This accusation was made before
nent citizens of Pittsburg. aud has been very
boldly repeated again and again from thar
source, and please note, critics, we are attend.
ing to that Individual.
Lastly-I am thrown out Of my fifth place Of
business in "the Diamond" by the unjust accu
sations OF such people.
Phis Is the last straw which broke the
camePs back" and will prove TO the satisfac-
tion of any of my commentators that the loss
of it was $3.50 year clean out of my pocket.
beside the valuation put upon ir as business
aNTrrn Var 1NA ae1r 49,
doctor" SO sore on these fellows fort My
answers: After the insults, abuses and indignf.
ties which have been perpetrated upon me dur
ing my residence here, so small matter as ad.
verse opinions on the subject fail to inter-
est me, and anybody can take a hand in this
that feels like it.
The above record is pretty decent one, and
one to be proud of; all accomplished, too, in the
four years that il have been in business here.
'Malyolio" said: Some achieve greatness,
others have it thrust upon them," How is this
for the thrust part of the business7
We have now shown you what we are repre-
sented to be. but at a later date, we will show
you what we really are. You see plainly that we
do not attempt to hide any of our little imper.
fections from you; I am a horse-thief, a fraud
an adventurer, a cruel man. stealer Of public
moneys entrusted to my charge for q humane
purpose, would;oe doctor, no graduate. =
for the penitentiary, conspirator to defraud,
man OF ealibre, and (save the mark) no
gentleman" In fact the only redeeming
quality seem to possess is. that am not
"bum;'' when that stage is reached my case In
indeed hopeless.
Take Notice.-f any reader Of this article
downing horse) will stick a pin in right
here, and look every Sunday for Just u months
In this paper, on the same page, he will be sur
pr1sed and astonished; for Just as this, like the
old year, winds up my vices and my crimes"
with polite bow to my detractors, so the new
year will show you the virtues which am sup
posed to possess, and the honors that have been
conferred upon me in my business during the
Q0 Q0voa II in Ell
another pin In here, please, and right tight too.
If you will cut this out. and also the testi-
monials will present you with every Sunday
next year. will do this for you: / will give You
Sl00 to present to any charitable insti ution in
the two cities, IL you can find any living man
in my business who can better them" or prove
prove one of the above vile statements to be
even justifable.