Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-07-31
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DOCTOR SMITH

| TTAS for many years devoted his whole atteu-
t1tion to the treatme mt of private complaints,
! in all their varied and complicated forms. His
great success in those long standing and diff
suit cases. such $ were formerly considered in
,urable is sui lent to commend him to the pub
Ii. as worthy Of the eNtensive patronage which
ne has received. Within the last eight years,
Dr.. 4. In. treated more than 29,5o0 of
| Private Com ylairts Ii their different forms and
! stages e practice which nj. doubt exceeds that
Of all tho pl ys cianE now advertising in Balt-
| more, and not a single case is known, where di-
rsetions were strictly Followed, and medicine ta-
k9u a. reasonable t;me, without thtcting rad
ical and permanent cure; therefore, persons af-
ficted with diseases of the above nature, "no
n,1ttAr how d 'Feult OF long Standing the case
nav be. would DO woll to call on DR.. SMITH,
=, Ma olIe,, M. IL, South Frederick Street.
Vag afflicted should bear III mind that DR.. S.
Who IS the guly regular physician advertising,
Inns 10, many years devoted his whole attention
- the treatment Of this class Of Diseases.
HIS medicines are free from Mercury and al
lntao-al roisorg put up in neat and compact
form, ari may ba taken in public or private
4oaao, og while travelling, without exposure or
hindrauss frum business, and except in cnso of
,ig,.ut IN Annation, no Change Of diet Is neces
snrv. .r. -.-'
let IN, uafor.puate bear in mind when aftiic-
t,sn oy srtnies tn en- thst no time should be lost
IN making application tn n comp patent phy!ician,
nstuav road not only obtain relief from pain
a.c lpr,iGGatign through eXposurn and eludc
.f...; constitutional iniHry, but enable their
noqis.i ~ sistant tn he moderate in his charges
.,Is7 Nc .olli iusGy 51, whore symptoms have
.,o,:oe aoniirtne. or tho disease more widely
4.Nl..i Tag rapid alvhnco Of this truly ter
z.!riu It4,sa is sHisieut t" aiarnt the boliest
atI-t W.,gu decoration und disco!ored PlocheS |
vith ~aptns pains, het:ay to the unhappy vic |
AZ. l1s drrti' poison prey "s upon his vitals, |
49,. ,.anl.n,t till them do many awake to a |
~ syu.o Of :neir danger.
'ra ire ,all.i upon every rcH days to cure
Eag5nis UissG,ss. which were supposed to have
a..a ery.I ,,n IS tgn, but in.tlaI oi which, were
, a!v' Oh ect,-d, lriv"n into the system by merc"
~ y ,on. .vit and therefore seems to 10 we'll but
tang.r or .aalt". ti.ne, by some slight cause,
5-. IL uat In lis worst aui most diGlcu!t forms,
arodgrfnr = ulcers in the throat. nose or roof Of
rhs ,uartn, urruplious of the kin, pains or
.-gIllug If bones, etc. On arcount Of the num-
,.r ot srlh which ha7 lately come under my
la.e, aud the .ta.uenS" suffering which little
s,.lect or i'm per treatment in tho first stages
j, Tho ii,sr.c my c;,I.e DR.. Snth thinks it
.is daty tg ~ .iaa the unfp ftunaG, particularly
II ran tsrs % be careful that they arc not dccei-
sd n : ft,ita lo.sfiseateats Of boaa'Hg 4Hnchs
no Il AXE promises " hcl could not botulhed |
,ysn hy the tna-t experienced physiciahs. by
20 -leet o { mnrnper treatment, the patient is of
~, railcltttt 4 state which makes tho case ex-
,,ssltr L: risuit to cure. Therefore he should
~ a,.tr, &C theinporiuncc Of consul, tiaSa skill
-. H.. etat nf |
- F''' w. ~, -, 60, nrnr,trUv
',t AtGt.G E&JAAL DGG1hLtII. ,
,.,.,r.Y,,r beware OF the pernieious nill
,,.,aTJ i lmgst fatal injury YOU iullct upon |
,-,r constitutions, by eril examples aud the
.r,ii ;,gaonce of the passions.
II ,. .tIt,y .5fal- t,,r.ou. I, we daily behold, ,
..a.ac,ai.,r:,rnssa ,ls5llta,ei CON .ttr'ions
.-f.5 {,,,r nr,-io.. from. that uorrlo.e AMI do.
a-la,il,,yise t
T, -y.It lp .aJgH how attenuation of the