Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-11

= DR.fJAMEzSSS, NIT
FORMERLY OF .----------
' James Lock Hospital, a 81
SO Custom House st., New Orleans, Ia. :
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Est.bttshess't tn 1850.
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Has arrived in Chicago and located -
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Sc Randolph Street, b1s
7@ Between state and Dearbon sts.,, ''ii Si'' a.
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SO HICA 90, ILLLN OIS.
For the speedy and eectuaf cure Of old Chronic Mer
curis syphiitic and all Private Diseases, without
mercury or amy other poisonous or noxious drugs.
SYPHILIS, Primary Secondary. and Tertiary in its
hdeous FORMS speedily ersdicated from the sys
tem. ~ aGg1.4 . srvilI G. y.i9 ziLi - $50
STRUCTURE cured without pain or bougies., .Gnsd5
GoNoRRHGA cured in from to three days. a42
GLEET, no matter of how long standing, cured n -
from seven to fourteen days.
49, .s.-ss a-t - H-r.r 2 -lr
sPERMAToRRHEA If Involuntary emissions,)
brought by seabuse, excess, entailed heredit-
ary, causing loss of memory imbecility, and impo.
tsncy, with all its deplorable train of symptoms,
treated and radically cured by neo and 'atdAiols
New Orleans Lock Hospital for the last thirteen years;
and which has met with such great success:
SYMPTOMS-Ringing in the ears, dimness Of vision,
to society love of solitude, costvenesa want
vital power and other symptoms not necessary here
to MENTION Apply Immediately, and save yourseh -
nj theae terrible 0VmptOms.
Diseases peculiar to Females treated with the hap
piest results DR.. James is the acknowledged chief OF
this specially 7i4 -s'5 '-la q ID -l%@a---s-t y"
Hydrooele and varicocole effsctually -
Syphilis the most horrible and terrible poison, eff
fectuay cured and eradcated from the system without
mercury, iodide POTASH arsenic, sarsaparilla Syphilis
(primary) cured in two t2) minutes tF'-@7 NV 60
The following is but one of the many Testimonials
which Dr. James has had and is daily receiving. The
letter which below produce is to DR.. Wilson, of
pittshnreh Penn from DR.. Jordan answer let
~ 81 iSn;rv concerning Dr. James, formerly of New
Orleans and of So Randolph street, Chicago, III.
Dr. Wilson was that Dr. Jordan knew Dr. James,
which induced DR.. Wilsonto make the inquiry. Dr..
H. Jordan physician to the Cincinnati Cholera
Hospital during the summer of ls4s and was Professor
Medca in the American Medical Institute of Louis
Vile, KY, in 1850, 81 and 49, DR.. Jordan is now
practicng in Cincinnati Here is the letter referred
w. - TFf "O1scINNAr1s o. July s, 1868. glH
l tDR. WILSON: ......r. =, - .a..,,
saythat have known DR.. James, formerly OF James
LOCK Hospital New Orleans, and now Of Chicago, Ih
uos off and on the last twelve years. and think
NAV safely say that in his line Of practice, do not
now his SUPERIOR if his equal. knew him two years
in New Orleans three in this city, and in
both places had occasion to recommend patients WANT
ing treatment in line to him, and in
far as ceuld learn, he successful and gave the
most perfect satisfaction He has from the start made
the study of what called Secret Diseases speciality
and has believe been most emineatly successful
| knew of no one to whom would sooner recommend
or needing treatment OF that kind or for
anv of the kindred complaints or chronic diseases
which he has made his stuoy, than to him. You cam
think safely recommend send such patients to him.
| in case YOU do not wish to treat them yourself.
| ~ sYours truly, - J. H. JORDAN, NJ. D."
! THE CHICAGO PAPERS SAY ,s..
t.Dr James comes here highly recommended as it
ia possible to be-not only from the OF New Or
but the the almost entire South and also
some of the most eminent physicians of the country
Dr. James, Office and Parorsare Sc Randolphstrset,
between State and Desrbon streets. ..... ..-r,
Office open froms A. M.tl SPIN, except sundays,Y
when open in the forenoon.
Private entries aud exits. and all
| views confidential.
| ma Persons distance address DR.. James by
| enclosing postage stamp.
Aug. 8, ls6S-d&wlyr l-fEL $50 ~ ri