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No advertisement will be insertea in more than one issue, unless by special agreement. PLEASE NOTE OUR REQUEST that each advertiser will advise us as soon as the advertisement ha achieved its purpose. WANTED.-A location by WCommunity or village; will buy, practice and property. 15 LOCATION WANTED - By a first-class physician; Souther Michigan preferred; graduate of Yale, 1875. Reference exchanged. Address Physician, Sagnaw, E. S., Mich. 13 WANTED. To buy a physician's property and practice. G' chaser of office and outfit, consisting of library and dru good one, located Ohio, Kentucky, ern Indiana, in a place of from 3,000 to 15.000, and good roads and modern improvements. Give full particulars. Address C. F. Sexauer, M.D., Sulphur Springs, Ohio. 15 WANTED.-By two graduate nurses, of over six years' hos tendent, one as head nurse. Have occupied these positions over five years. Used to charge of operation room and clinics. Excellent testimonials. Address The Misses B. and M., 170 Juneau avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. 15 OR SALE.-My residence and practice in the town of Lexduce the right sort of a man. Practice ranges from $1,500 to $3,000. Those meaning business can address Dr. H., Lexington, Tex. References given and required. 14 IVEN AWAY.-$1,800 to $2,000 "reg" practice to pur cases, good supply of drugs, and all office furni ture, all in first-class order. Location in railroad town; popu lation 3,500, growing fast; Central Ohio. Collections first class; expenses light. Good place to make money. trunk lines, railroad shops and yards, electric lights, and paved streets; planing mills, plow works, stove and furnac Practic Pacteries, eight mud, an Tw can be transferred. Must change climate. Price, $800 casi less than invoice. Address, with stamp, Dr., Box 175, Galion Ohio. 13 12 OR SALE.-Buggy medicine case-fine Morocco-had but Price $5. Address C. F. Clark, M.D., R. 19. Continental Building, Omaha, Neb. Fo 12 OR SALE.-Residence and practice in a town of 1,200 inhabitants in fine agricultural district in Missouri. Large coal fields and clay works adjacent to the city. Practice of $1,500 a year. House of seven rooms, centrally located. Correspondence solicited A bargain for some one. Address P. B. Stratton, Sedalia, Mo. 12 FOR SALE.-Stock of drugs, fixtures, one-story brick store gether, though would sell drugs and store, and reserve residence. Business established sixteen years ago. Town of 600 inhabitants; good county trade; in the best part of Arkansas. Reasons for selling: health run down, and other business need ing attention. If you mean business, investigate this. Address J. P. Brown, Gainesville, Texas. WOULD LIKE to correspond with some physician doing a village and country practice, who thinks either of changing his location or retiring altogether. Please state population of village, amount done, if good pay, and what opposition. Would lease property at fair rental. Address Box 294, Evart P. O., Michigan. NATIONAL THE NATI, NAL MEDICAL BIOCHAN FE. Physicians, sold, rented and exchanged. Partnerships arranged. Assistants and Substitutes provided. Business strictly confidential. Medical, Pharmaceutical, and Scientific books supplied at lowest rates. Send ten cents for Monthly Bulletin containing terms, locations, and list of books. Correspondence solicited. Address, H. A. Mumaw, M. D., Elkhart, Ind. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. With the aid of a Copyrighted Chart, made with Guaranteed BEST LEG, WOOD OR RUBBER FOOT $50 TO $70. Crutches, Trusses, Supporters, Elastic Stockings, Etc., Etc.. Free Catalogue. State Particulars. GEO. R. FULLER, 15-27 So. St. Paul St., Rochester, N. Y. Please mention the MEDICAL AGE. Dr. McMunn's Elixir of Opium. An Invaluable Discovery in the Preparation of Opium. 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