Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-18
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LAS for many years devoted his whole atten-
1xtiou to the treatment of private complaints,
Ia all heir varied aud complicated forms. His
great success in those long standing and diff
cult cases, such as were Formerly considered in
surabls, is suihcient to co mmend him to the pub
lis . worthy Of the esexteiisive patronage which
he has rsseivsd. Within the last eight years,
Or. 3. has treated mJre than 29, 400 cases OF
Private plants in their different forms and
stages . practice which no doubt exceeds that
of all the physicians now Advertising in baiti-
more, sad not single case is known, where d.
festoas wers strictly followed, and medicine Ia
Asa at retsoH4blc tune, without .frcting a rad
ieaI and pertnspent cure; therefore, persons at-
Aietsd with disonscs of the above nature, "no
matter how difficult or long standing tho case
nay bs, would do well to call on DR.. SMITH,
4t bis ohcs, No il,Ssuth Frederick Street.
The afdioted should bear in mind that Or. 5.
who is tho oaly regular physician advertising,
has for IN any years devoted his whole attention
TO the treatm ant Of this class Of Diseases.
His mo iioiues arc free from Mercury and ALI
miner al poison,; put up in neat and compact
fsrm anl may be taken in public or private
kauss, or while travelling, without exposure or
biudrInes from business, and except in case Of
vislsnt in mnation, NO change Of diet is neees-
sary. i
Let the u uafo~tunatc bear in mind when ufiidE
tisa OF srtazcs them, that no time should bo lost
Ia making application to Il competent phy 'ica y
o. they would not only obtain relief lrJh paiu.
avoid ,pYrtifeatiou through exposure ana clnde
great constitutional iaiury, but enable their
rue icti a is,ant TO 90 moderate in his charges
than hs Jouid justly be, where symptoms have
bee, n, c,nifns1 or the disease more widely
difusI The rapid ad~ance of this truly ter
rifyiax disease, is sn1icent to alarm the boldest
heart Whsn ulscratiou and discolored Plotches
With racaias pains, betrIy to the unhappy vic
Elm the d.aIty poisoR preying upon his vtals,
thsn. asa.I not till then do many awake to q
fail ssnse of their danger
We are called upon every few days to cure
Chronic Diseases. which were supposed to Have
been earsi years ago but instead of which, were
suty checked, drivSA into the system by mercIt-
~ or cspayia and therefore secms to be well but
IN 10 ger or shorter tile, by some slight cause
break out in its worst and most difficult forms
pr, iusin ulcers in the throat, nose or roof Of
tn, mouth erruptions of the skim pninG or
rSstliu Of bones, etc. On accoun. ot tho nGin-
t.r Of suca which have lately come under my
,s,s and tho in,n .nse suffering which n little
uss.st or inproper treatment in the first stages
OF the dissrss may cause, DR.. Smith thinks it
his daty to advise the unfortunate, P'1icafariy
siraaqsrs, to be careful that they are not dseci-
vel bv fsi.e adcerfi,eme1fs Of bodsfiR9 qaacks
Who uaks promises which could not be fulfilled
even by tho usos, experienced physicians. By
neglect or improper treatment, the patient is Of
tsa rsducad to n state which makes the case ex :
srsmslv difficult to cure Therefore he should
10 aware Of the importaneeof consulting kill
fsl physician in the carly stage OF the disease.
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