The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-30
Boston 4 q. u. advertisements
&500 WILL BE FORFEITED

By Dr. L. Dix if falling to less time than any
other physician more efectually and permanently Witn
ess rom occupation or fear of exposure 70 all
weather, " lin safe and pleasant medicines,
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences special ailments and stu
atons incident to Married and Single Ladies'; secret and
deeste Is th MerGqra affections Eruption, and
Body Pimpes on the Face; Sweli-gs of the Joints;
Nervous es Constitutional and other Weaknesses In
Youth and the more advanced all ages of both sexes
single or married:
DIR. L;DIxS Private Medical Office p Endicoti Street
hear each other Recoct that only to his
Once is No 81 having connection with his residence
consequently no family interruption that no account
any person hesitate applying at mis- office.
Dr. Dix boldly assets (and be contradicted
except by Quacks. who will say anything 2ur-
ure themselves, impose upon patents that he the
only regular graduate physician advertising in Boston
Sixteen years engaged in treatment Special Diseases,
tact so well known to many Citizens Hotel Proprieors
that he much recommended especially Strangers
and Travellers To avoid and escape imposition foreign
and native Quacks numerour In Boston than other
large cities Dr L. Dix proudly refers to Professors and
critical cases because of his acknoW lodged skill rep
uat en- ATTAINED through SO long experience, practice
Afflicted and unfortunate be not robbed and add to your
sunerngs In being deceived by the lying boasts misepre
senatio alse promises and petentions of Foreign and
Native Quasks who know little OF the character and
ture OF Special diseases and their cure
exhibit forged diplomas OF Institutions Colleges, which
never existed In any part OF the world others exhibit dl
ponas OF the dead how obtained, unknown only
Stunning ana adv esing in names of those inserted in the
of other most celebrated physicians long since dead
Neither be deceived by QuSck Nosrum Makers, through
false cer1ncateS and references and of
their medicine by the dead who cal expose
dict them or Who BESIDES to further their imposition
copy from medical books much that written OF the
qualities ana effects OF different herbs and plants and
cribe all the same to their P Is Extracts Specifics &C.
most OF wnleh not ALL contain Mercury because of the
ancient belief of It's curing everything but now know
To " Kill more THANH cured" and those not killed. const
| tutiOnally injured for life
ignorance OF QuaCk Doctors and Nostrum Makers
Through the ignorance OF the QLack Doctor knowing
other remedy he relies upon mercury and gives all
his patients i'll pills, drops, &c, the maker
equally ignorant adds to his socalled extracts, specific
aIdote &C. both relying upon Its effects in curing few
i'll hundred 1t Is trumpcted in various ways throughout
OF whom die, others grow worse and left nger
and suffer Tor months or years, until relieved cured il
possible, by competent physicians.
But all QuackS are not ignorant Notwithstanding the
foregoing lacts are Known TO some QuaCk Doctors anJ
NoStrum makers Yet, regardless of the life and health
others, there are those among them who will pur
ure themselves contraicting giving mercury to the
the usual ice " may be obtained protessedly curing
the dollar or fraction Of il may be obtained FOL
the NOstrum. 1t is thus that many are deceived also
and uselessy spend large amounts experiments
| QuaCkery.
| DR.. L. DlX'S charges are very moderate. COMMUNE
cations sacredly confidential, and all may rely I'm
with the srcteSt secrecy and confidence whatever
be the disease, condition situation any married
| or single.
adcines sent by Mail and Express to all parts OF the
United States All letters requiring advc. contain
one dollar to insure an answer Address Dr. l.. DIX, No
| Il EncCOtt Street, Boston. Mass
| Boston Jan. |, lS64.-ly