The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-06
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By Dr. L. Dix if falling to cure in less time than any
other physician, more eectuay and permanently with
restraint from occupation fear Of exposure TO all
weather, with safe and pie asant medicines,
SELF-ABUsE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and Consequences special ailments and stu
aton incident to Married and Single Ladies' secret and
delicate disorders; Mercursl affections: ErupOns and
Diseases of the SKIN; Ulcers Of the Nose Throat and
Body; Pimpies on the FACE SWELL gs Of the Joints;
Youth and the more at all ages of both
DR. L. DIx'S Private Medical Once q Enicoti Street
Boston, Mass is arranged that patients
hear each other Reooect that the only entrance to his
consequently family interruption so that on no account
can any person hesitate applying at his office.
Dr. Dix boldly asserts land IL cannot be contradcfed
except by ouacks 10 will DO anything even 2ur-
jure themselves TO impose upon patents that he Is the
Sixteen years engaged in treatment Special Diseases
tact so well known Citizens hotel Propretors,
that he Is much especially 10 Strangers
and Travellers To avoid and escape imposition Of foreign
and native QuacS more numerour IN Boston than other
respectable Peysicans-msny Of whom cOnsI II him In
critical because Of his acknowledged skill and rep
utat attained through SO long experience practice
Afflicted and unfortunate be robbed and add to your
suerngs being deceived by the lying boasts misepre
false promises and pretentOns Of Foreign add
Native Quasks wh0 know little of the character and
ture Special diseases and TO their cure Some
exhibit forged diplomas of Institutions Colleges which
never existed In any part Of the world others exhibit
DlOmas OF the dead, how obtained unknown not only
ming and advertising In names of those inserted In the
diplomas but TO furtt er their imposition assume names
of other most celebrated physicians long since dead.
Neither be deceived by Quack Nostrum Makers through
false certificates and references and recommendations
their medicine by the dead who rot expose
dict them; who, besides, to further their imposition
COPY from medical books much that written Of the
qualities and effects Of different herbs and plants and
cribe all the to tn cir P Is, Extracts Specifies &c
most which, if not ALL contain Mercury because Of the
ancient belief of Its curing everything, but known
TO kill than is cured" and those not killed, cOns
| tutionaly INF red for life.
| IgnoI ance OF Quack Doctors and Nostrum Makers
Through the ignorance of the o. ack Doctor knowing
other remedy he relies upon mercury and gives II 10 al
his patients In pills. drops, &C., tie nOetrum maker
equally ignorant adds to his socaed extracts, specific
In hundred, II Is trumpeted In various ways Throughout
the land but alas! nothing is said of the balance
Of whom die others grow worse and left to linge
and suffer for months years. until relieved cured
possible by competent physicians.
But all QuackS are not ignorant Notwithstanding tbs
foregoing facts are known TO some QuaCk Doctors anC
NOstrum makers yet, regardless of the life aud health
others, there are those among them who will pur
jure themselves coDtradctlng giving mercury thei
patients OF that Is contaued i'll their SoStrumS, So tina
the usual may be obtained for professedly curing
or the dollar or " fraction Of it, may be obtained TO
the NOstrum. Il is thus that many deceived also
and uselcssy spend large amounts for experiments Will
quackery.
| Dr.. l.. DII'S charges very moderate. Communi
cations sacredy confidential and all may rely on Il
with the sriCtest secrecy and confidence, whatever
be the disease condition or situation of any married
or single.
dicines sent by Nail and Express 10 ali parts OF thu
United States. All letters requiring advice must contain
one dollar TO Insure an answer. Address Dr. J.. DIX No
Il EnciCott Street, Boston. Mass.
| Boston Jan. l. lo64.-ly