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THE HERALD'S PUZZLES
\ C.-MONOPHONE /
(Two words pronounced alike.)
ffwo owls one night met ln a glado
Far from the city's bustling strife; ,''
Tho ONE said to the fair owl maid,
"To woo my object Is in life.
i i
*'I woo ono who will sharo my home—
To-wlt, where I in daylight keep;
At night we two the wood will roam."
"Who? Who?" she cried, and turned to
weep.
" 'Tis you I woo," ho smiled, "so coy
You'vo always been—forgive this test"—
Her eyes though TWO were full of Joy.
"You wit!" she lisped, and both wero
blest.
E. E. C.
7.—DOUBLE ANAGRAM
"James," said the Quaker professor of
mathematics, "thou bast shown thyself to
be a dullard ln the important study of ge
ometry. 1 have usked thee to describe a
body of peculiar shape, and thou dost not
oven know how many sides It hath. Indeed,
thou ART THE DRONE of thy class, and
thou showest about as much knowledge as
could be expected of thco were thy head
shaped like unto ono of the bodies thou
canst not describe. Verily, thou merltest
punishment, and 1 recommend thee to pre
pare for the rod.
"At the same time, thou art informed
that on the morrow thou must not only be
prepared to answer tho question pro
pounded to thco today, but must also* be
able to define, describe and illustrate an
other odd-shaped body which hath six
times as many* sides as the lirst named,
and shouldst thou fall again tbe punish
ment will bo EXTRA HARD ON THEE;
for as the last mentioned body bath six
times as many faces as the former, even
so wilt thy flogging be six times us hard
if thou art again unprepared."
ELLSWORTH.
B.—"BREAK BUS AHEAD."
He scarce could breakfast, dine or sup.
For Joy that school would soon break**;
Though his oration made blm frown,
Lest after all he should break ••«*.
AH learning's bonds he deemed a noose,
And always fretted to break *«*•«.
He went to skate, tbe lee was new;
Some warned him that bo might break
Put ice wus ice, however thin;
Ho skimmed across It, and broke •*. (
And then—he knew it was a sin, too—
His sister's desk the boy broke *•**.
And read her notes; yet, graceless rover,
Not all restrictions would break ••**;
Ho drew tho line, though with a low pen-
Sealed letters he did not break
Though at reproof ho seems to scoff,
Wo hope such tricks he'll soon break •*•.
M. C. S.
9.—FRUITFUL COMPARISONS
(Omitted from "Cbuzzlewit.")
"My dear •*•»•• (1)," said Mr. Pecksniff
to his elder daughter, "I wish you were not
■o stony-hearted to Mr. Crab."
"I don't care a •*• <:!) for Mr. Crab," re
torted •••••• (I). "He's yellow as an •••••*
(3), and sour as a ••••• (4)."
"But he's worth a *••• (a)," suggested her
father, gently.
"Oh, you must mean a **•*• (G); his talk
Is all '••»»•• (6 plural) and prisms." "
"He says you are the •»•** (7) of his eye."
"What a compliment! His eye is as
black as a ••** (S)."
"Ho told me you wero a •♦••* (9)," put In
Merry, " and if you think men who say
that are plenty as ••••••«»«••• (io plural),
you are mistaken, I can tell you." (Tab
leau). M. 0. S.
10.—RIDDLE
A farmer said: "You know my name,
Inherited from Pa It came;
My name made me a man, I know,
Yet here is something queer, to show;
Remove' my head and turn me 'round
And my own hnn is what is found."
BEECH NUT.
ANSWERS
1. —The body. It contains two eye "lids,"
a "hart" (heart), two "soles," "tulips" (two
Hps), two knee "caps," two "pupils" (of the
eyes), a lot of "mussels" (muscles), two
"palms," "tendons" (ten dons), "nails,"
eye "lashes," "vanes" (veins), "bares"
(hairs), two "arms," two "temples," two
ear "drums," "calves" (of tbe legs),
"hands" and "feet," "ayes" and "noes"
(eyes and nose).
2. —Fitts Hill (fits 111), Toulouse ((too
loose); Toulon (too long); Judge-and-hls-
Clerk; Pay-Up: Hard Labor.
3. —Emerge, merge.
4. —One pie. (He sawed twenty sticks.)
G.—Neither will wash.
Doing the Best She Can
"Are you making any sacrifices this
Dent, Miss Shadyeide?" asked Mr. Murray
Bill.
"Not exactly," replied the young lady,
"but I am helping others to make sacri
fices."
"In. what way?"
"I am attending ail the sacrifice sales J.
see advertised."—Pittsburg Chronicle Tel
egraph.
Gave Himself Away
"Old Bullions says he isn't rich at all,
but I know better."
"Htnhl How did you get your Informa
tion?"
"From himself. Ho to!d me not long ago
that there was no such thing as luck in
business. You never hear an unsuccessful
man talk In that strain."—Cincinnati En
quirer,
Advice '
Winkle—l wonder what becomes of all
the boys who leave the country and enter
the great Struggle of life in the city?
Kinkle—They make big fortunes; then
He back lit their easy chairs and advise
country boys to stick to the farm.—New
York Weekly.
Had Her Good Wishes
"Proud beauty," said ihe rejected young
man, '"next week I go to seek my fortune
in the gold fields."
"I sincerely hope, Mr. Perriwlnkle," said
the heiress, "that you will meet with better
success than you have with me."—lndian
apolis Journal.
America's First Street Railway
The first street railway in America
started on the Bowery, New York, and
ran from Prince street to Fourteenth street
in 1831.
Reactionary
He who is Jntlraate on short acquaint
ance is liable to make people short on an
Intimate acquaintance.—Boston Globe.
The difference is this: A woman decides
jn tho man before she concludes to marry.
A man concludes to marry before he de
cides on the girl.
A SOCIAL QUEEN
What the Woman Reporter
Learned in Answer to
Personal Questions
"Who would ever believe that she Is the
mother of five children?" These were the
words that caught the ear of the woman re
porter, as she moved among the throng at
a fashionable reception. Just before her
stood the hostess, a young-looking, hand
some woman, receiving her guests with
that air of hearty, vivacious enjoyment
which all the world considers as the special
prerogative of youth.
There was sparkle in her eyes, a soft,
clear, natural color In her cheeks; she had
a linn and rounded form, and that steady,
easy polso of the whole body which be
tokens strong limbs and healthy nerves.
It was tho reporter's business to be curi
ous; moreover, she was a woman, and, re
ceiving gruclous permission to call on the.
following day, she duly presented herself,
armed with a hundred such questions as
only a woman can ask.
"Ye», I have llvo children," said the
hostess, with a tone of earnest, happy
pride, "ftnd hope I'll have live more. I love
every one of them. They arc good children,
too, and a comfort lo mo all the time.
"You can't understand It, of course, and
my friends wonder that 1 keep my health
and strength and do my work: but I take
care of myself, that Is the reason. I never
used t" be so strong. I was thoughtless and
careless. After my first baby came I was
all broken down, and prayed tbat I might
never have another; but 1 have learned bet
ter, and I am stronger now than I ever
was In my life.
"Women break down because they go
without the Mttle extra help they need to
tide them over hard places. When a woman
expects to become a mother she ought to
bo at her very best. But tbat Is exactly the
time w hen most women teel weak and sick
and miserable. They grow melancholy and
anxious as the time approaches, and when
It comes they have no strength or stamina
of mind to go through the ordeal.
"No wonder they suffer and nearly die
sometimes, and are all broken down for
months or years. If they would take the
right caro of themselves and strengthen
themselves in a natural way, they would
never suffer as they do, and. Instead ot
dreading to have children, they would wel
come them as a real blessing.
"It is simply a case of a 'stitch in time
saves nine," or, rather, nine hundred. A
little natural reinforcement at the time
when baby is expected will save months,
perhaps years, of suffering and.weakness.
At such times I always take Dr. Pierces
Favorite Prescription; It Invariably gives
me the extra strength and healthy nerve
power which a woman needs to bring her
baby into the world safely and comfort
ably.
"It is the most wonderful thing In the
world to build up a woman's nervous sys
tem and strengthen tho special organism
of motherhood. It gives you the recuper
ative power that a woman cannot get in
any other way. It carries you through the
nursing time beautifully; it helps you to
nourish tho baby, and makes him hearty
and strong, too. My four younger children
are the sturdiest youngsters you ever saw;
this one grand 'Favorite Prescription' has
made me tho healthy, happy mother 1 am.
"1 ran tell you of a dozen women who
have had almost tho same experience as
mine. I saw a letter written by Mrs. Jen
nie J. Jackson, who lives at Fergussons
Wharf, in Use, of Wight county, Va. These
aro her own words: '1 have enjoyed better
health since taking Dr. Pierces medicine
than I have since I have been married. I
can work hard all day and sleep well at
night. I was almost gone when I wrote
to Dr. Pierce, three years ago. 1 had uter
ine trouble very badly, but, thank the Dord,
lam very well now. My doctor did not have
any faith in 'patent medicines,' but he says,
'Something has done you good.' I triad
many different medicines and got no better
until 1 tried Dr. Pierces medicines. Tho
lirst bottle gave me ease. 1 have taken six
bottles of "Favorite Prescription," and I
feel as well as ever In my life and can work
hard all day and do as much walking as I
ever did. 1 know if I had not taken Dr.
Piercu's medicines I could not 'have lived
long, as I was nothing but a skeleton. I
was so thin In flesh that it hurt me to He
down. I can never be thankful enough for
tho trouble he took ln advising mo what to
do.'
"Another one I know about Is Mrs. V. A.
Davenport of Mlllbbro, Bath county, Va.
She says: 'On one occasion I used "Favor
ite Prescription" and Dr. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery alternately, six bottles
In all, after having bad a miscarriage and
severe hemorrhages. I was not able to
walk across the floor without holding on to
a chair. My family doctor said I would
soon gain strength, but It seemed to me
too long. I was very low spirited and began
to think 1 would never get well, but the
bright thought came to nic that I would
take Dr. Pierces medicines. By the time
I had used six bottles I was well nnd able to
do all the work for my family, and I also
took In sewing. I can safely say that It
was tho use of Dr. Pierces medicines that
built me up, Whenever I feel tired and
have an "all-gone" feeling from overwork,
I take one or two bottles of this valuable
medicine, and it gives me prompt relief,
and I can go on with my household duties.
Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription is tho
best "Woman's Friend" und tonic of all the
medicines I have ever trlod. Tt paves doc
tors' bills, and I thank God I found relief
by its use.'
"1 think Dr. Pierce has done more toward
making healthy, happy women than any
Other man In Ibis country. Ue Is an edu
cated doctor: he has had a lifetime of ex
perience; his medicine:! are the only pro
prietary remedies J know of that are In
dorsed by physicians, and his book, 'The
Common Sense Medical Adviser,' is worth
LOS ANGELES? HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL JO; 1898
its weight In gold. He sends It for 211-ccnt |
stamps, just the bare cost of mailing. 11
couldn't keep bouse without It. Lots of!
times, when tho children or my husband 1
have had some little attack of sickness,
this book has told me Just how to nip It
in the bttd. It litis Saved me no end of doc
tor's bills. It has over a thousand pages,
and is full of Illustrations nnd colored
plates. One chapter Is devoted to woman's
special physiology, and describes some of
the most Interesting cases you ever heard
of —women who were all broken down with
complaints which seemed to be incurable,
but were brought out healtny and strong
again by careful icientiflQ treatment.
"If you want a heavy cloth-bound copy
of the book, like this one (picking up and
exhibiting to the reporter a large, beauti
fully bound volume), send :!1 stamps, and
address World's Medical Dispensary Asso
ciation, OKI Main street, Buffalo, N. Y. And
If you have any friend who is sick and dis
couraged, Dr. Pierce is chief consulting
physician of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgi
cal Institute at Buffalo, and If they will
write to him he will send them good, sound,
fatherly professional advice, free of
charge."
WORDS OF PRAISE FROM A VENER-
ABLE PHYSICIAN
D, W. Vowlcs, M. D., of Fowler, Adams
county, 111., writing Dr. Pierce, says: "I
send herewith thirty-one cents (31) In
stamps for 'The People's Common Sense
Medical Adviser' ln French cloth. With
this pittance for so valuable a work (truly
a Rift to the public), I must express my
high appreciation of the vast amount of
pood tbat you have rendered the public. A
correct measure of your usefulness never
will be made by the public, or the multitude
of afflicted humanity that has been relieved
and cured by your medicines. Wherever
I go or have been ln the United States I
find persons who have used, and arousing.
Dr. Pierces medicines with satisfaction und
Confidence In their virtues for all condi
tions for which they arc recommended.
Never has one spoken disparagingly of
their action, and I must say that, from hav
ing seen so often their good effects. 1 am
also enthused with confidence in Chelr ac
tion In cases and conditions for which they
are recommended. It is not common for
regular physicians to indorse and recom
mend proprietary medicines, but in this
case I have no equivocation or hesitancy in
so doing.
"I am a graduate of two regular colleges
of medicine of high standing, and do not
regard It whatever as derogatory or even
prejudicial to good standing, or as a de
parture from the code of profes
sional ethics, .in .an old man of
70 years, who has been in the regu
lar practice since 1559, to award the just
meed of praise to one whose laudable works
elicit tbe grateful thanks of thousands who
have been relieved by his energy, brains
und skill.
"1 am a southerner; been practicing here
for the past twelve years.
"Will say, in conclusion, that 1 met you
several times while you were in congress,
and that you are doing now more good for
the human race than all congress has done
In many years past. In plain words, you
havo been a blessing to thousands of suf
fering humanity."
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I have heard much of Dr. Schiffman,
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085 North Thirty-seventh St.
I have had some excellent work done
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satisfaction. MRS. f,. c. white,
712 S. Grand Aye.
Dr. Schiffman extracted an ulcer
ated tooth lor tne without a particle
of pain C. 11. LEHMAN,
Ticket Broker, 213 S. Spring St.
On account of some unfortunate ex
perience 1 had In the extraction of my
teeth I became a great coward in this
respect. Today Dr. Bchiffman ex
tracted one of my very refractory
teeth without causing me one parti
cal of pain. d: K. TRABK,
Attorney, Fulton Block.
It is with pleasure that I state that
I have bad several teeth Idled by Dr.
Schiffman, anil that In- killed and ex
tracted the nerve and tilled the root
of one of my teeth, and put on a por
celain crown which cannot be distin
guished from a natural tooth, all of
which was done without pain.
JUD. Ft. RUSH,
Fulton Blk., 207 New High Street.
Dr. Schiffman has tilled teeth and
done other work for me, and 1 must
say that be Is the easiest dentist that
ever worked for me. The doctor Is
exceedingly gentle in his handling and
working on tbe teeth, and I consider
bis work of tbe very best. All his
work on my teeth was PERFECTLY
PAINLESS. 1 highly recommend
him to my friends.
JOH* H. SCHUMACHER,
107 North Spring Street.
I want to Bay that it is n delight and
a pleasure to have teeth extracted by
the Schiffman method. (I will rec
ommend it everywhere I go.
MRS. C. M. MEI.ICK,
2SI "Well St., East Los Angeles.
Dr. Schiffman took out fifteen (15)
large teeth for me, and I can truth
fully say it did not hurt a bit. I had
dreaded it very much. S. G. TYLER,
SSS East Twenty-eighth St.
This is to certify that I have had
thirteen teeth extracted by Dr. Schiff
man's method, and did not experience
any pain. It is unquestionably the
best work I ever had done.
C. \V. BLANCHARD,
2502 Michigan Aye.
I take pleasure in saying that Dr.
Schiffman pulled my teeth without
pain, und they were corkers, too.
N. W. IRISH, 229ij. S. Spring St.
Dr. Schiffman pulled a large tooth
for me, and I must confess he did
very nicely. I did not suffer a parti
cle of pain, and my gums were left
in splendid shape.
P. H. SCHROEDER,
London Clothing Co.
I have just had ten badly ulcerated
teeth drawn out by Dr. Schiffman's
method. I must confess it was done
without pain.
WILLIAM LONG,
Soldiers' Home, Santa Monica.
Another dentist broke It; Dr. Schiff
man pulled it without pain.
J. C. VIGNES, Long Beach.
Dr. Sehlffmen lias just pulled two
very bad teeth for me; one ot them
had to lie split and taken out In pieces.
The work was done quickly, thorough
ly and without pain. Dr. Schiffman Is
a wonder. HUGH T. THOMPSON,
San Gabriel, Cal.
Have had seven teeth extracted
without any pain whatever. I heart
ily recommend the Schiffman method.
ELLA STONE, Glendale, Cal.
I came twenty miles to have two
teeth extracted, and can truly say "It
didn't hurt the least bit."
MRS. CLARK SATLOR.
Buena Park, Cal.
I bad a badly ulcerated wisdom
tooth extracted, without hurting, by
Dr. Schiffman. B. F. DAY,
Southern California Music Co.
REFERENCES
B. M. Fellows, Azusa
Rev. W. 11. Whclan, Pastor First Bap
tist Church, Azusa
William Boyd, Anaheim
E. G. Wakeman, Prospect Park.
A. P. Aldrlch, Monrovia
W. L. Finch, Puente
Mrs. Addie Allison, Covina
Miss Kittle F. Franklin, Covina.
T. A. Rlordan, Arizona Lumber Co.,
Flagstaff
Mrs. Dillon Price, Pasadena
Mrs. A. H. Hunter, Pasadena
John Doherty, Pasadena
J. B. Euds, Pasadena
Ethel Chapln, Pasadena
B. J. Hull, Pasadena
W. C. Willis, Pasadena
Mrs. C. N. Baldwin, Pasadena «L
Prof. N. Saunders, Pasadena '*.
Mrs. C. M. Burr, Pasadena
John Q. Black. Fernando
L. J. Quint, postmaster, Fernando »
W. H. Mcllmoil, Fernando •>■"
Jennie Hllben, Glendale
Mrs. Ella Stone, Glendale
H. F. Jackson. Whittier
Mrs. Sausineva, Whittier
J. L. Eraser, Whittier
Cyrus Lindley, Whittier
Hugh T. Thompson, San Gabriel.
M. McCallom, San Gabriel
Mrs. It. J. Simmons, Ventura
Charles Prltcher, Ventura
Mrs. H. T. Clark, Ventura
Mrs. H. M. Walker, Ventura
F. J. Fitzgerald, Ventura
C. E. Annaway, A r entura
Miss Florence Anderson, Sta. Barb.
C. W. Burgin, Santa Barbara
A. C. Grant, Santa Barbara
Mrs. L. L. Walker, Fairmont
Stella Tcmplin, Santa Monica
Miss AY. J. Dry. Redondo
E. O. Abbott. Redondo
Chas. 11. 'ftkj lor, Toluca
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FOR
SOME ONE YOU KNOW
I have had a bad tooth pulled by Dr.
Schiffman today. I experienced no pain
whatever. Dentists in tho East claimed
I have the hardest teeth to pull of any
other customer. I recommend Dr. Schiff
man to suffering humanity.
VICTOR BOYD, S. Riverside.
Dr. Schiffman extracted six teeth forme;
they were broken off and burled roots and
badly ulcerated; but they were extracted
without a bit of pain, and I heartily rec
ommend the Schiffman Painless Method to
all. JOHN WEBER, Pomona.
February 27, 1898.
DR. SCIMTMAN, DENTIST
Or Los Angeles
Will Be In Pomona
Sunday and Monday, April 10th and 11th, at Hotel
Palo ma res, and at the Home Otfice In Los Angeles
on Tuesday, April 12th.
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IN THE LOS ANGELES OFFICIO, over 10) teeth are extracted every day.
All Teeth Extracted or Filled Without
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NO GAS, chloroform, ether or cocaine used. From one to thirty-two teeth ex
tracted at one sitting without a particle of pain, danger or bad after effects,
making the task one of pleasure, rat her than one of dread. DO NOT BE DE
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even gold plates—being lighter and thinner. This plate being flexible—only a trifle
thicker than heavy writing paper—fits closer to the mouth, will last longer and Is
tougher than any other rubber. Once tried, no other plate will be desirable. Brought
to the notice of the public through Dr. Schiffman only.
SINCE TEETH CAN BE FILLED by tbe SCHIFFMAN METHOD without
pain and with perfect safety, it is but common sense to have them attended
to then only a small filling Is required, Instead of waiting until only a shell is left
and the expense more than doubled.
MANY OF THE TEETH may bo saved by lilting a gold crown, and for the
front teeth porcelain facing to the tooth or root. Fac Simile Gold Crowns (one
of Dr. Schiffman's latest and mom unique improvements), made to cover the
tooth and accurately tit around Its neck and extend just beneath the margin of the
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OUR SYSTEM OF REMOVABLE BRIDGE TEETH docs away entirely with the
wearing of artificial plates, obviating tbe covering of the roof of the mouth
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be taken out and cleaned at will. Is tinner than a plate, cannot be laughed,
coughed or sneezed out of tbe mouth. Is perfectly secure and comfortable. Takes
up very little room, only a narrow ridge around the edge of the gums. Costs less
than bridge work and can easily be repaired in case of breakage, which is an ad
vantage over stationary bridge work. Put in absolutely without pain. No grind
ing away of healthy teeth, no tedious sittings for fittings of crowns, no cutting
off of teeth, no killing of nerves. Being constructed on purely scientific principles
and common sense, it 11 ts the mouth with perfect accuracy. Any number of teeth can
be put In without extracting any good teeth you may have, and no plate is In
the roof of the mouth. The bridge Is comfortablu and tho Wearer soon becomes
unconscious of its presence.
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AND SUNDAY FORENOONS L.UJ rtllUl/IC/O, tfQI.
Col. R. J. Northam.
L. W. Bllnn, Blinn Lumber Company.
J. R. Newberry, Newberry & Co. ,
15. B. Tufts, Tufts-Lyon Arms Co.
G. L Steams, Steams Manufacturing Co.
Hugh Wallace, manager Times Printing
ami Binding Company.
W. E. Roberts, manager Cttdahy Packing
Company.
M. 11. Potter, proprietor Van Nttys hotel.
E. O. Johnson, proprietor Hotel West
minster.
J. R. Rush, attorney, Fulton block.
A. V. McCullom, Los Angeles Transfer
Company.
Mrs. Charles H. Ca4pcn,SlBW. Adams st.
O. P. Posey, capitalist, Adams and Fig
ueroa streets.
I never realized that so many teeth could
bo extracted so quickly and without pain.
I had 29 teeth extracted at one sitting, and
I fully indorse and recommend Dr. Schiff
man to all needing this kind of work.
MRS. C. ALLISON, Covina,
T want to say to any one having teeth
extract! d, be sure and have it done by tho
Bchiffman method. It is truly without
pain. MRS. A. H. 11CNTER,
Pasadena, Cal.
1 had four teeth pulled by tbe Schiffman
Method and did not suffer any pain.
MRS. W. H. SCRIHNER, San Pedro.
Mrs. T. E. Rowan, 533 South Main street.
S. A. D. Jones, general agent New York
Life Insurance Company.
D. L. Trask, attorney, Fulton block, New
High street.
A. G. Eartlett, Bartlett Bros.'s Music
Company.
Justice D. C. Morrison, police court.
William G. Taylor, Dally Herald.
John H. Schumacher, 107 N. Spring st.
Rev. Selah Brown, University.
C. J. Lehman, ticket broker, 213 South
Spring street.
W. H. Whelan, pastor First Baptist
church, Azusa.
Rev. S. L. White, pastor Boyle Heights
Holiness church.
B. E. Day, Southern Cal. Music Co.
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I have just had nine roots taken out
by the Bchiffman method; they were
extracted without the slightest pain,
and I heartily recommend it to all.
D. C. MORRISON,
Judge Police Court, Los Angeles.
Dr. Bchiffman I consider expert. By
experience I lind his work painless and
perfectly satisfactory.
H. C. BOYER..M. D., Los Angeles.
I can testify that the extraction of a
tooth by Dr. Schiffman's method need
not hp dreaded by any one. He surely
does It without pain.
REV. S. I* WHITE.
Paitor Boyle Heights Holiness
church, Los Angeles.
Had three teeth extracted by Dr.
Sehlffmen without any pain what
ever. WALTER F. THAYER,
Superintendent Station C, Postoffice,
I have had two very hard teeth
pulled today by Dr. Schiffman with
out pain, nnd am ready to recommend
bis method to all.
RALPH H. WARDALL, Duarte, Cal.
Dr. Sehlffmen extracted two large,
badly decayed molars for me, positive
ly without pain.
W. A. FLICKINGER, Santa Ana.
The one Dr. Schiffman extracted for
me was "a wonder." And the way he
did It was also a wonder. I did not
know it was out until It was all over.
E. w. MANSFIELD,
Business Manager Burbank Theater.
I have just had twenty-five bad
teeth and old bruised roots extracted
by the Schiffman method, and it did
not hurt a bit. I heartily recommend
Dr. Schiffman as an expert dentist,
and the Schiffman method of painless
dentistry Is wonderful.
S. K. HEMPHILL. Orange, Cal.
I have just had some teeth extracted
by Dr. Schiffman's method. It Is pain
less. I would have no other. Just try
it onco, and yon will be convinced as I
was. MRS. B. R. REYNOLDS,
Covina, Cal.
I cannot speak too highly of Dr.
Sehiffmnn's method of extracting
teeth. It is positively painless.
S. A. CRAWFORD.
409 Magnolia aye., Riversfde.
Dr. Schiffman today extracted for
me a large.badly ulcerated tooth with
out causing me any pain.
ETHEL CHAPIN, Pasadena, Cal.
This Is to certify that I have had
thirty-two teeth extracted by Dr.
Schiffman without pain or bad after
effects, all at one sitting.
MRS. C. W. SHAFER,
226 W. Thirty-third st., Los Angeles.
This is to certify that I have had
twenty-two teeth extracted without
pain by Dr. Schlffmjin, and I heartily
recommend his meThod.
MRS. S. S. LAMPSON,
228 E. Fifth St., Los Angeles.
I have Just had five teeth filled and
two pulled without any pain. Had I
known of this painless method of ex
tracting and filling I would have come
long ago.
MRS. B. R. WERDIN.
237 W. First St., Los Angeles.
Dr. Schiffman extracted a very sore
tooth for me, and I did not feel it come
out. He is a first class dentist, and the
Schiffman Method is simply wonder
ful. EMIL ROY, Duarte, Cal.
Dr. Schiffman extracted a tooth that
has been bothering me two years. It
was done without any pain whatever.
MRS. H. T. CLARK.
West Satlcoy, Ventura county.
Dr. Schiffman extracted the roots of
two teeth that had been given up by
two other dentists; they could not get
them out. I suffered no pain. He will
extract the rest of them when needed.
J. L. FRASER, Whittier, Cal.
A son of Governor McCord of Ari
zona says: It affords me pleasure to
add my name to the list of fortunate
ones who have had teeth extracted
without a particle of pain by Dr,
Schiffman. His method certainly robs
the dental chair of all Its terrors.
C. J. McCORD, Yuma, Ariz.
Averse to giving certificates for ad
vertising purposes, I am impelled to
give this one for the good It may do
others. Dr. Schiffman extracted a
badly ulcerated tooth for me without
pain. W. H. WHELAN,
Pastor First Baptist church, San Luis
Obispo, Cal.
Two badly ulcerated roots; a splen- '
did, safe and easy operation.
REV. SELAH W. BROWN,
University, Los Angeles.
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