The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-06-07
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SELF ABusr AID SOLITARY HABITS.
Tbeif effects and consequspssai
snrctAL AILMENTS ANn SITUATIONS
Incident to Maasea ana sings iadsess
SECRET AND DELICATE plsoppEKsg
tiefeuasl AgFeeileas, Efupslens ana 81 pls-
casrs e, tha Skias N3rrrs "a the AoNa. fhFp@t
sad Bodys HHnnles IN thf feeei swelllHgs e
the Jolpts. NcFsunssr<sF Ceusttgsssaai ard
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BOTH sExES, SINGLE or AARRlEp.
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PRIVAfK MEDICAL OFftcT.
q ERditeii SlFrtL Beslau, ktsA,
Is - arranged that patient, never sce q hear
each other. keeeliect, the uNLf sniFauce 10
his uiiios i No ~, having no oonfecilsn viii
bis residence consequently no family iuiertnR
tion, % THAT On ne account ean any pcsscti hes
iiais applying NJ BIZ oflsce.
DIR. DIX F
Iralls asssffs land !, cannol hc eoptrnaieaod
except By Qucks. y ~ sill sps Of 90 anysblhg
even pefiure themselves, 70 impose uron 20
tienis that he
u fItE oSir RK0pLAH ehApuArs rmsssotAN
ApyERTisISe " BOSTON.
SIXTEEN YEARS
engaged II lTraimen, o. Special nisca,cs, q laet
20 well known 10 many Citizens, rnhllshen,
Merchants. Hotel PruprietoFs. Sc. illws he 10
much recommended, and particularly IT,.
STRANGERS AND TRAyELtkgs,
10 avoid and escape imppsaiah ~ f@slgs
/ and Native QBacks, wore sA@se5as Ia Bostna
than other large CITIES,
IN. /. nix
proudly refers to Professors and Respectable
4 PHYSICIANS ef whom consult him W crit.
/ zeal cases, because Of bis Acknowledged skill
/ aud reputation, attained through 80 long sxpcr
lenee, practice and observation
AFFLICTED AND rNroRruEATEi
be not robbed and add to your sudcrings - BE-
ing deceived by the lytng boasts, lnsfepreAens
latons, false promises and pIeleiisions ~
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QCAcKs.
who know little Of the natare aud character oa
Special Diseases, and Lkss rs to Their eur
Some exhibit forged Diplomas Of Gus oF
Colleges which never existed IN Hny paT' "a tbs
world, Others exhibit Diplomat ~ the Dsasi
how obtained, unknown; not only assuming ana
advertising Ia names Of those Inserted IN ins
Diplomas, but to further their imposition ~
sumo names OF other most celebrated Physi-
clans long since dead. Neither be doeclse@by
QuAcK NosTRuM MAKERS,
through false certificates and references, aud
recommendations ofther medicines by he dead,
who cannot expose or contradict them; or who,
besides, 10 Further their imposition, copy from
Medical books much that il written ofihe quail
tiles and effects OF different herbs and plants,
and nscribe VII tho same 10 their Pills, Extracts,
Specifics, &c, most OF which, II not all. contain
Mereary, because of the ancient belief az iis
ncuring ever, thing" bnt now known 10 "kill
more than is enredH and those not killed, ecu
sttutionaIly Injured for life.
IGNORANCE OF cUAcK pocToRs AND
NosTRUM MAKERS.
! Through the ignorance Of the Qunek Doctor,
: knowing no other remedy, he relies upon MEH
J euCuKY and gives il to all his patients III Pills,
: Drops, Re, so the hostrum maker, equally TX
uorant, adds to his so called Eximcts, Specific,
; Antidote, &e., both relying upon iis effects Ia
; curing n few hundred il Is trIinlihcd IN ynri
Gus ways throughout TN lnnd but, AIAs nntA,-
ing is said OF the balance; some Of whom die !,
others grow worse, and are left TO linfer and
suffer for months or years until relieved or eur
ed, ii possible, by competent physicians.
but ALL QuAcKs ARE NOT IGNORANT
Notwithstanding the foregoing facts are known
TO some tluaek Doctors and Nnsirum Nakers.
yet regardless Of the life and health Of othen !.
i there hre those among them who win even per-.
Nre themselves, contiadictihg giving mercury
to their patients or that II y contained IN their
Nostrums 50 that the "nsual fee" may he ob
tanned for professedly curing OF "tho dollar or
"iraction 81 ii" mas be obtained for tie Nos
trum II il thus that many nre deceived also.
and usclcssy spend large nEounts fertxrcH
mcnts with quackery.
Dr.. l.. DIx's
charges are very moderate. Communications
! sacredly confidential, and all may rely on him
a with the slrictest secrecy andcoufdehce, what
! ever mny be the disease condition or situation
Of any one, III FRIED or single.
Medicines sent by Mail Of Express to al part,
!, Of the United States.
4 All letters requiring advice must contain one
! dolr 10 insure an answer.
Address DR.. L. Dix, No. 81 Endieott Street,
: Boston, ifass.
Boston, Jan. 20, lsG4.--iY3G