Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-02

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FORHBxLY or
JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL !
81 Custom House Street,
New orleans. In.
EntA1o1tS1Aod IN 1880.
Has arrived in Chicago, and permanently
located an ofhce NJ
SO RANDOLPH STREET.
Between State and Dearborn Sta.
.CAfts1GO, Ill,
For the speedy cure Of old Chronic, Me,curial.
Syphilitic, and al Private Diseases. without mer.
cary or any other poifoIoes Or n9xicus Drugs.
SYPHILIS, Primary, Secondary and Tertiarv,
in its NEST hideou. forms speedily ersd;ca.sd from
the system.
,iSiR,CTURE cured without pain o. bouyies.
GOSOkkHEA sured in from enc 10 threo days
GLEET, no matter how long standing, cured 10
from seven 70 fourteen dsye.
SPERMATuhkrlEA ftpyoi 1n,ary missions
brought On By self abuse, excess, or entaileo
hercditarily, causing loss Of memory, imbecility
and impotency, with all its depIcraoie train OF
symptoms, r. ated and radically cured by a neg
and ,ataiiabie method This sys.em il tho same
As u.. d IN Or. James New Orleans Lock Hospital
for the last thirteen years, and which has met
with such gre-tsucce.s.
sYMPTUMS-kinging in the ears dimness oil
vision, aversion TO society, love of solitude, cos
tlveEess want OF vital lower and other symptoms
not necessary here to mention. Apply immediate
~. and save yourself from the consequences o.
th ese terrible symptoms
Diseases peculiar TO Femal es treated with the
happest results. Dr.. James is the acknowle dyed
chief Of thi scapacitv.
Hydrocele and varicocsle effec.ually cured.
Syphilis, the most horrible and terrible poieon
efecluabiv cured and eradicated from tie sys-
tenn, without Durcury, ioiidepotassi, arsenic
sarsapar'ila. Syphilis URINARY cured 10 two q
inmates.
g The following is bu. one of the mary testIrnon.
las which DR.. James has had and il daily receiy.
ing. The letter wich we below is TO Dr. Wilson
Of Pittsburg. Penn from DR.. Jordan in answer "a
letter OF inquiry concerning DR.. James, formerly
of New Orleans, and now of OF 66 Randolph Stree,
Chicago III. DO. Wilson was awarc that pr Jor-
dan knew Or James, which induced Or. Wilson
TO mako the imqairy. Df. j. Il. Jordan was oh y.
stefan 10 tho Vi ncnnsti cholera Hos tei during
the summer of 1919, and WAS professor of the The
orv and Practice of Medicine and OF Materia Medi
ca in the American Medical Insttate Of louisville
ky., in 1850, 81 and 90. DR.. Jorion is nor
prac,i :lng in Cincinnati Here is thealetter re-.
ferred to. Readit:
"ClsclssArr, o. July s, 1883.
"DR. WILSON:
"Dear Sir-ln answerto your inquries,I would
! say that have known DR.. James, formerly OF
James Lock Hospital, New Orleaas, and now o,
Chicago, Illinois off and IN, for the last twelve
years, and think | may safely say that, in bis
line Of practice, do not know his superior, if hi.
equal. knew hin two years in New Orleans ,ana
three summers in this city, and ia both places
had occasion to recommend patients wanting
treatment in that line to him, and in every Gaze
SO far asl could learn, he was successful, and
gave the most perfect satisfaction He has from
| the start made the study Of what are called Sc.
cret Diseases speciality, and has, believe, been
| most emDently successful. | know Of no one 60
whom l would sooner recommend patient 0,
friend needing treatment OF that kind, or fer any
| Of the kindred complaints or chronic diseases
which he has made his study than to him. You
can l think, safely recommend or send such "a.
tieots to him, in case you do not wish to treat
them yourself. Yours truly, Fl. JoRDAK.M.D
THE CHICAGO PAPERS SAY
DR. James comes here as highly reoomme ado
Is tits possible to be- not only from tho press d
New Orleans, but the Press Of the almost sn.;r,
South, and also some Of the most eminent ply
sicians Of tho ountry."
Or. James Office and Parlors are So Randolph
street, between state and Dearborn streets.
OGice open from A. N. ii 8 P. NJ, except Sun
days, when open in tho afternoon.
Private entries and exits, and all profess ionsl in
tcrviews confidential
Persons nj distance can address nr. James b,
enclosing pJsta e stanlp au.!-dalv