Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-12-29
DOCTOR SMITH

IIAS for many yesrs devoted his whole at
III tention to the treatment ofprivate com
plants. in all their varied and complicated
forms. His great succes IS in those long stand
ing and difficult cases, such as were fof
neIly considered inourable, is sumcient 70
commend him to the public as worthy OF the
extensive patronage which he has rece'veu.L
Within the las eight Years, pr. D. mas .reateu
more than $500 cases of PriVate oon pain.
io,th.ir different forms and stages practice
which un doubt x eeds that OF all the other
physscisus now advertising in baltimore, and
not u siugle case 10 KNOWN whsre uireetiohs
yere strictly followed, and medicines taken
asonabls tilio without cfecting radical and
uermnnsnt cure; therefore, persons afflicted with
,ibsc. 30. H. South Frederick Street.
The afflicted should bear in mind that DR.. S.
Who lathe only regular ply sician ad, ertsng,
diseases Of the above nature, 'no matter how
dificult or long standing the case may be-,
you'd do well to call on DR.. SMITH, at his
ha, for many years devoted his whole attention
90 the treatment of this class of Diseases.
His IN edicines are free from Mercury and all
min eral poisons put up in neatand compact
form, and may be taken in public or private
house, or while travelling, withoutexposure or
hindrance from business, and except in cases
of violent Inflammation, no change OF diet is
necessary.
l.s. the u n fortunate bearin mind when attic
ton overtakes them, that time she uld he lost
in making plication to a compe tent ph ysician,
avoid modification through exposure, and elude
great con stitutional injury, but enable tn cir
medical sistant to BIO moderate in his charges
than he could justly be, where symptoms have
become confirmed or the disease more widely
iiIised. The rapid advance of this truly tor
rirying disease, 10 sulioen,to alarm he boliest
hsart w hen liberation and dis col ed plotch l.
es with rae king pains, betray to the unhappy
ri,tiu the deadly poison preying upon his vi
tails thun "and not till then," d. many awake
10 a full sense Of their danger.
We are called upon every few days tocurc
Chronic Diseases, which were supposed 10 have
been cursd years ago, but instead ofwhich,
nsre only checked, driven Into the system by
,ucrourv or copav ia andt reforefeems 10 be well
aut in lon ger or 81 orter time, by some slight
cause, bronx out in its woret and most difficult
forms. producing ulcers in the throat, noae or
roof o Il the mouth, eruptions OF the fkin, pain 6
or swelling of bones, etc. On account of the
number f su,h which have lately come under
my care, and the immense suffering which a lit
tie neglect or improper treatment in the fist
s.ases of the disease may cause, DR.. Smith
;hjcks it hia duty to advise the unfortunate,
yIrtic al1riy srangers, to be careful hat the y
IRE not deceived by fil's adrertisements OIL oast.
iny guucks who make promises which could not
be fulfilled. eve by tho most experienced ply
rioiins. BY neglect or improper treatment, the
u.tieUt Is often redue"d TO sta TO which LAak Z
the cnsa extremely difiGultto cure. Therefore
h. sh9uld be aware ofthe Importance Of con-
sultipg skilfu! physician in tho carly ttHse
OF the disvase.
rurI0YAE DEBILITY
IouDgmep beware Of the pernicious indmi-
gsnce and almost fatal injury You infictup n
".Ur cpstitutious, by evil examples and thc
.uoILid influence Of the pasnions.
How many young persons do we daily behold,
ehoss couutenances and debiltated consttu-
tions depict d!sclse arising from that horrible
md iefn-.Rting vice.
1t o0uli be shown how attenuation of the
trame,palp lpitstion ofthc heart, arrangement Of
.le ner' ous y,tem, cough, indigestion ana
train of symptom, indicative o consumption,
arc oft ell ascrib ed to wrong causes, whom in re-
atty, they are the consequence Of an aliurin &
and pornitious practice, alike destructive to the
,uiud and body.
You who have brought .lis nGlic tion upon
yourselves, why embrace the secret to your
hearts and vainly attempt to cure yourselves,
iutead of mailing Immediate application to q
shiiful physician, who, in n short time, would
restore you to perfect health, and gave you from,
exposure which the fatal Consequence render it
.nyitabe
Ss-Dr. Smith give. his special attention to
,he treatment OF this destructive malrdy. Pa
tients ,nn be cured Mt home by address ing u
.Lt,r to DIR. Smith describing symptoms, and
receive IN 'ii,inc securely packed from observar
dion, forwar dod by express or otherwise to an y
part Of the country.
N B.-person, afflicted with any Of the abov c
complaints will do well 10 avoid Goasting impos- =
fers whether foreign or native, as also the nu-
IN erous Specifics advertised ms certain cure
for any and every disease. Theseprepara,ions
are put up to sell but no tocure and often do
more ha run than good, therefore avoid them.
"a word to the wise is sufficient"
Address, DIR. j. b. SMITH,
No. IL, s. Frederick ST., Baltimore, Md.
Me-No letters will be n uswered unless tn Y
contain Il re smittancs or Postage Stamp to pay
postage on the answe-.
March II, le59.--Dcc. so, ls5q--ly.