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DR. E. W. RUSSELL, LEWISTON, ME.
PHILOSOPHER! preserve our health! Which more we value than our wealth. Wise Fate marked you in your profession To guide the way by swift progression. With antidotes you're far ahead With anecdotes you're not much lead Of all good things you have the best In autos, horses and the rest. But if your fortune e'er should fade And whirl away most all you've made, No doubt you would without remorse Let go the "rest" -- and hold the horse.
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