Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-03-13
MEDICAL HOUSE,
DOCTOR SMITH

III AS for many years devoted his VIII ole atten-
AAtion to the treatment of private complaints,
In all their varied and complicated forms. His
great success in those long standing and diff
cult cases, such rs we're formerly considered in
eurable, is sufficient to commend him to the pub
lie asworthy Of tho extensive patronage which
no has received. Within tho last eight years,
DR.. s. has treated more than 29,5O0 cases of
Private Complaints in their different forms and
stages Il practice which no doubt exceeds that
OF all tho paysicians now advertising In Baltl-
more, dai not single case is known, where d.
reetions were strictly followed, anu medicine ta-
ken at reasonable timo, without ehectlng u rad
iaal and permanent cure; therefore, persons at
atetsd with diseases Of the above nature, mo
matter how difficult or long standing the case
may be, would do well to call ON DIR. SMITH, ,
9, his ohc9. No. IL, South Frederick Street.
Ths Afflicted should bear in mind that DR.. >.
Wuo is the only regular physician advertising,
las for many years devoted his whole attention
to the treattnent Of this class of Diseases.
His medicines are free from Mercury and all
iniu sahl poisons put up in neat anu compact
bsa, and may be taken in public or private
houss, or while travelling, without exposure or
hndrance from business, and except in cases of
violent inflammation, no change OF diet is neccs-
cary.
L,t unfortunate bear in mind when aiflic
G.a ov.rta,ies them, that no time should be lost
ia masking application to IL competent phi y.lcian,
A. they wouid not ouly obtain relief from pam
sveid u mortidcaticu through exposure and elude
srsst constitutional injury, but enable their
aelioal assistant to 90 moderate in his charges
than hs could justly he, whore symptoms have
keeotns confirmed or the disease more widely
alGlaed. The rapid advance Of this truly ter
rityiag disease, is suaicient to alarm the boldest
bsarl. Whsn ulceratun and di'ooiored Plotcies
With raokfng piius, be'ray to the unhappy vic
tla the deadly poison 'preylus upon his vitals,
than, land not till then," do many awake to a
fall esuso of their danger. -
wsarc called upon every few days to cure
rhrouio Diseases. which were supposed to nave
Assn cured ysags ago, but; instead of which, were
ssly sheckea55driven into the system by hcrtlI-
~ or oopavia and therefore seems to he well put
ms longer OF shorter tme, by some slight cause,
brsst oIi in il. worst and most diftcult forms,
p,,iaring ulcers in the throat, nose or roof OF
iss raltn srruptions of the skin, pains or
sss,ins IF bones, etc. On account OF the num-
b.r Of sucJ winch have lately come uLdsr my
oar. and tn i,Imcusc suffering which little
aesIact or-inproper trentmo ont III tho hr-t stages
of The diserss may cause, Dr. smith thinks 1t
ais luty to advise the unfortunate, Pa'hcHfaTy
.trar,ers, TO be careful that they are not decel-
,si py fi:sa advertisements Of 6oastimJ qnacks
who cake PROMISES which could not he inihiled
oven by the most experienced Physicians, by
neglect or Improper treatment; thepaticns rs or
ZEN re tucai 1 to u state which makes the case eX.
,r,pelv difficult to cure. Therefore he should
bs aware Of the importance of c1nsultSoSs Skill
ri ph ysiciap in the early stage Of the disease.