Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-20
DOOCTR SMITH

uAS for many years devoted his whoie atIeh
11tiou to the treatment OF private csmplalh.s,
III oil their varied and complicated lorms. ni'
great success in those long standing ana aln-
cult cases, such as wero Formerly cOhalueteu ~
durable, is sufficient to commend him to the pup
lilo as worthy of the extensive patronage "hcu
he has received. Within the last elSht years,
DIR. s. has treated moro than 29,aou cases oi
Private Complaints in their different Iot ns aiu
stages practice which no doubt exceeus tna'
Of all the physicianE now advertising III DHsi'
morc and not Il ingle case is known, WueFo vi
rectons were strictly followed, ana mealclne IA
ken at reasonable time, without thee'iiS iN
ical and permanent cure; therefore, persons III
Aicted with diseases of the above nature, mo
mattor how difficult or long standing the case
may be, would do well to call on DR.. SMlIa,
at his Office, No. IL, South Frederick street
The afflicted should bear in mind that Dr. s.
who Is the only regular physician advertising,
has for many years devoted his wnoIe attehuoh
to the treatment OF this class of Diseases.
Uismsicines aro FREQ from Mercury and all
mineral poisens pu. up in neat and compact
FORM aud may be taken in puolic or private
nou.e ar while travelling, without exposure or
binirance from business, and except IN ehso oI
yi,lsnt in aamnation, no change OF diet Is ho9ss-
ssry. a.
Lot the unfortunate bear in mind when am
tian ov ,rta.cs tAcn, that no time should De ios'
in IL king plication 10 competent p"J wan
n. they would not only obtain rcii'i from p"'u'
avoid mortiieaticn through exposure any oih"o
great constitutional in jury, hut enabIe th'lr
m. Iieal assistant to he moderate in his charges
tban he could Justly he, where symptoms nave
beuope confirmed or the disease more W'usiS
J;fu.,d Tn. rnpid advance OF this 'f9iy YER
rifrin. di.euss is sufficient to alarm the oo'desl
hort. Wh,n liberation "h "'sr''oISu
,,;tb raqking pains. hetray to the unhappy We
Sim tbs isadly poison PreyinS upon ms 'ltal''
tbsn. .tsud not till them 30 many awake to 4
full sonse Of their danger.
Wea-s called upon every few days 10 cure
chronio piseases which were supposed to nave
49,. .,.,d ysors a.o but instead of which, were
,,rIv ebacked driven into the system by merch-
rvor oopayia and therefore soems to We well ou'
i'm lonrer or shorter time, by some stish' cause
,bre,L out in its worst and most dImcu't lOIns /,
.roluciny 2 ulcers in the throat, nose OF Foo' o
Ia routh. erruptions Of the skin, pans OF
Iii. or h,rs. stc On account OF the num-
har ~ su.S which have lately como under my
.a-. anJ ths inmenso suffering which little
pA,Isct or improper trcntmentin the hfst s'aSes
Vt The dissrse may cause, Dr. onith .n'hHS ~
his duty to advise the unfortunate, poF',cnidr.y
.,.,u,crs 10 be careful that they are not decor
H. t,ysc o}serti.emeats of 6oastinJ qHaeks
sho ,rike promises which could not be iushlisd
even by tho most experienced physlsiaht'
NEGLECT or improper treatment, the p,'isn 's Vi
ten rslucat to II state which makes I'M case ei
tr.mely difficult to euro. Iaereiore ne 'n'e' S.r
ba aware Of the Importance Of consuitihSa 'hll'
T,I pbvsiciap in the early stage ot the disease
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBEhLlTY.
Young men beware OF the pernclous maui
.,uce m lmost fatal injury you ihhie' upon
ssur constitutions, by evil e1amplos ana the
morbid influence of the passions.
How many young persons 40 we o"''y osno'u
rh,se countenan nees and debiiitated constitution
ispict tis,ase arising from that hornoio anu "0
yastating vice. .. Sc ~,
r.a.,a n,Iniintinn Of ohe hcart, derangem .