, 1864-07-26

This World shounds In uountebauks, hum
bugs and quack doctors. An kinds and manncrs
Of means arc resortedto to get one's money, and
it Is positive fact that Chicago has her share Of
these cheats particularly ofthe latter cass, snd 1t
Is hard matter to Distinguish the genuine from
the bogus. For inetaRec, there are some two or
three men {Doefors}. who inform frali humanity
lllt theT are tie ony 'eSitimate and legally qual
fled physictans In the cfy who uaskc the Treatment
Of delicate diseases u speciality" Certainly tEo
them, Now -1he question for your considerations II
TO lind out who Ia the legitimate. DC,
= Ss shy one s9
ding IL n the eating lherrol. + ones nelshbors
speak wen 0. him, the community in which be has
lion. il whateveI Occupation Or profession be may
nsre been eueased-if men Of reputation. who
bold an honorable posjt1,o,n{ In soele:y sar q
nose. honorable men knows 1sa't. nfteen
years long enough to dnd ont whether he is they
Now 10 the point: ur. Jo1les, Of s6 Randolph
street. Ia. specialist. In the treatment OF the
blood and ozsantc weakness. BE has been prac-
ticing in this special branch OF medicine fifteen
years in New OrleaEs-tairteen years conducting
one q the 'arEest hospitals IN The United States M
e1most erttse press OF the SOUTH aud many emil
ncnt medical men Of New Orleans s-oycn some who
hear an eminent medical reputation In Cincinnati,
Louisville and St. Louis. speak highly Q him tn
professional point OF view. lAnt this convincing
proof that some doctora ard editor. know some
things as well Is oiherss Added to this, Is theo-
reticaI knowledge and practical expsrienee, which
fe good school. Any mechanic will tell Yon this,
for the longer one works at trade the more cx-
pert and handy be becomes, On this principle,
u. James clafms superiority over many others.
piled himself etudiously and diligently to this
branch Of hie profession, md thereby is as well
calculated to treat diseases OF this class ~ any
pllsfcsau In this country OF any other country.
~ BtteGyt d QuackS, ,"-so1nc one has said that the
'*gr. atest .Gaack Is he Who talks Of quacks most
Only motive Is in warning the afflicted to Bttoare
Of gudcts. 1t is no,ed fact that thtef always
makes The most loise in bawlng ont ''stop thief"
those 1euulsins meS.cai sid can IN make t6e1r own own
inferences concerning these "ouly legitimate"
gtc.. etc.
The tolloH;ng IL from p, J Il. Jordan. Of Gin
Tics IN ihe Treatment Of private Diseases Dr. vii
Gen knowing Dr. Jordan was acquainted with Or.
Dr: J. Il. Jordan was physician 10 the. cincin-
natl Cholera Hospital dnilng the summer OF 1910.
Medicine and Of Materl1 Mealca in the Amerlcan
Medical Institute OF Louisville. Ky., In 1853 '3!,
and'6a. Df. jordan is now, Or was when1ast heard
'rassi l 5.om ch]cago By the 3,r fine}, where H.
ekeptic,l cen re'cr to him. tiese IT Is:
''CNcSSAT1, July s, 1862.
tsnR. WnfoE-Dear Sir: In answer 70 your in
oel Loes Rosp ~ u oeaas
uEd now Of Chlcaso, ~, oG and on for the last
twelve years. and think may safely say that, in
bis equal. I knew him two 5eaEs in New Orleans,
and three summers IN this city and in both places
rsns aa q s t. aa q p psdas s il
eyeTy case 90 lar az could icarn he wAs Rucccss-
mi, md saSe the most perfect satisfaction. H
Cd special diseases speciality, and has, believe,
been most eminently successful. know ot no
une to whom would sooner recommend patient
sny Of the kindred complaints Or chronic dises.ss
xh.ch he has made bis study, than to hias. fon
h1 S aa g g no. 1a 70 res ea
''sm yourself. III !. i. 5oks;nls, N. n"
::naiomy in the Washington Uni.e1s'ty, Of Baltis
more, aud previously Professor Of Obstetrics and
Disrases of Women and Children, and more re-
@ ar q % msaical Journal, @ says of b.. Janes:
"1R JAAEs.--While humanity, continues to be
,pa1m aad man Is prone to error. the consequences
issd he anog
thus entailed. And the man who derotes bis life
and ta,ents to the relief OF this species Of human
suffering IL not less aPhifanthEopist than be wbo
seeks to rclieve any oher atlfction to which man
IS subject, for tIne philanthropy looks not to what
caused the trouble, but what will relieve 1t. To
this cssB belongs DR. James. who has devoted
arre portion Of Els life to the relief Of this class OF
| oisaRes, enumerated In his advertisement In n:
other column. He hiss, at great expense, supplied
| himself with all the material knowledge required
for the purpose. lie has been located In our midst
tor number Of yeare, and the testtmonta!a OF the
press, which have been quoted in his card, epeak
volumes Of praise in biz behalf as Wise, discreet,
| and obserfant practitioner
|. And alsO this rom the eminent snd venerable
| Dr. D, Richardson, an old practitioner OF Texas,
| and row editor and proprietor Of the Galveston
| 1--WE hare known Dr. James, Of Custom House
| street, New Orleans, personally. for number o1
| vea1e, and duftnT that time hnse been made &C.
| uuainted With number Of persons wh0 we're AZ
frted with chronic diseases, which had batfied the
ekn Of some Of our most scientific physicians, bQl
through the eEdufnl treatment Of Dr. James re1dil5
yielded, add we're permanently and perfectly cured
| We know DR.. James to be ecientfhc physician
and an honorable map, and therefore !eoommcnt
those requiring his aid to apply to him INN ediate
\ II, through letter or personally. tor tenel.-Gak
resfon. {F<zas) Ntact, Adseh Q, 1861,
And the following extract OF lettef Hom II
Rohert Moneins, who has been pIact1cipg med
aus In New Orleans, for the last 20 years. and I
l well Known to the residents Of that ety, T9e let
ter was written to gentleman Of Mobile. Alaoauaa
in answer 10 letter OF inquiry as to Df. James
ssTo many petsona having applied to me, sut1eI
/ inr With E1ptaEes such as Of, James makes III
| eptc1nl province, have recommended to that gs1
| tiemap. moving be has Great reputation. and L
eyr,T case 20 far as could learn, he haa not dis
appointed either myself or patient. One casa Of