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DR.. +. SMITHS,
IATR0LEPTIC PRACTICE OF
MEDlC[N Il.

WIHtJerctF IS highly coneontrdf Compounds
.E1"No CURE NO PAY.4r1l
nR. SMITH, would most respectfully inform
- the inhahian,.o Of Burlington, AMI ii; vicinity
that for siriccn years no has been IN The practice OF
Medicine and .Mid,eifery; 6 years in Charlestown AM
Boston, Mass. and 10 years in the easicrly part OF
Vermont. aud he is confident his practice has been
as successful, as that of any other physician IN this
part Of the country.
IL has ever leen an Object OF paramount importance
with him, 10 simplify the practice of Medicine, and
orercome disease with the greatest possible prompti-
tude and certainly; and Tor several years past he has
been investigating The theory and merits OF The htro.
icptic practice, or external APPLICATION of Nc l'cinc-
highly concentrated. In the mean time, he has zen
using the above Medicines in his practice, and has
le, ONE fully CONVINCED Of the correctness Of the
theory OF ctttanious absorption, and the great utility
OF treating diseases tpun this principle and he
thinks the advantages of this course of Medication,
will, upon a little INVESTIGATION and reflection, APP
pear olviors 10 all. In The the treatment of Chi-
dren and ca>es of extreme debility, AMI in cases Of
Female ,edkncss, where Ut little Medicine can lie
taken internally, these remedies are of The greatest
importance; for, in many cases, he can eject a
speedy cure, by Inc n>eo Of eriernat ap,iica'ions, alone.
But in obsina'c AMI violent cascS, by taking at the
same time, internally, an approximate medicine, the
disorder may he attacked on both surfaces, at the
same time, that is. erterndHy and internally.
Having made him, elf acquainted with every form
Of disease incident to this part of the country, he now
oilers his service to the citizens OF Burlington and
its vicinity: confident that, hy attention and KIND
ness 10 lHe SICK, dNl Il JNIIclD1s anu idliTiul dDp'Nt-
ton of the above remedies, he shall lie able TO meet
he most sang sne expectations Of all who may give
hun a call.
He will attend upon the sick, at their places of
residence; mt where they reside at toe gfea, a dis
lance. he wall provide toard and convenient quarters
for them TO remain in The village, until they are so
far rel eyed, a. to lie able 10 return home, and use he
Medicine, without the aid Of a physician. He will
take cases Of Consumption. Female Complaints,
Rheumatism. &c. &c. at his o,rn risk Of a cure, pro-
vlded the patient will remain in the village and fol-
low his directions, so long as he Is wiling TO pre-
scribe fer him ; and provided also, that the patent
secure him the payment Of his bill, ii a cure shall lie
effected.
There are MANY advan'a gcs for patients at a dis
lance. who are IN c;rd with chronic conplaipts, in
coming ard remaining in Tie village Il few weeks ;
for, IN a short time, the disorder may be broken up,
when daily Mclical aid i, at hand, when it could NJ,
he, IN many Instances, ly sending for Medicine aud
directions, and applying them at home, without the
aid OF a Physician. And BESIDES, the patient will
lecome better acquainted with his disease, and the
best mode OF using the medicine in his case.
All communications, post paid, will receive imme-
diaie attention.
N. B. Doctor Smith may be consulted at his resi-
dence in Chainrlain s.. three doors south OF Pearl,
4 few rods west Of DR.. Hineburg's stone house.
III Saline, M.edicated- papour, and sio,rer
Baths. may e had, either as a luxury, or remedial
agent, by calling as above.
iUs A few copies Of JEwErr's Family PHysr.
CLAN for sale.
Sept. /, 1913. me