Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-18

a. II shows they have permanently loc...s
our city, though DIR. M has recen,i..' eu IN
strongly urged, by ismany friends IN N.,, Deen
leans, 70 return and resume his practice ~ y. "
.HsC Iy. VI Or; Mortimore's successs,i
treatment Of diseases incident 70 our so,,.ssIul
climate, Il seems scarcely necessarv na.lrn
speak. He has visited and practiced ~ INV 70
southern cities, dcvoting his time and at,sn.sDsN
mostly 10 chronic diseases, such as bers,n.suon
nave nave generally proved progressive and fa,a1
Diseases Of the lungs and chest, hear t,d ,sta.
and spine, neuralgia, rheumatism. chrnnIa W.
eases OF stomach and bowels, and esnecis = us
those painful and affective Female DIsaaay 70
prevalent at the present day with manv ~ 20 20
most exemplary and worthy females His s our
cess In curing such has been marked and asl.e
Tying, securing him hosts Of friends az. srSt'
creasing his patronage. DIR. NJ has no,v 1u IN. IN
ciated with him DIR. q. W PAYNE. late y, S ns,o-
sissippi. We learn that he Is a gentloro.S MIS-
well rs Physician OF some eminence n "a
regular profession. He comes 10 our c,, mn, me
ly spoken Of by all who know him IT. lgh-
long been a successful practitioner In tbo so, ma
IL familiar with all diseases. The friend ~
patrons he leaves behind are 10th to Ya-s ana
him, while here he meets many Other m 'lh
give him warm greeting. Their practice VIII
be one and the same hereafter and We WI. WI
for them eminent success, and a largo ipp.sulct
Of business from both city and eoiIntrI 1s
say 10 any and all our friends who arc s;i,.,nNe
these gentlemen can be consulted nj AM, ,,Sl'
at their Office In the WOrsham House n '' .h,
chy'-hemphis Public Ledger, Feb. 2, 1895.
We take pleasure in transferring from A.
Pamela Star TO our columns the followinv-,a.e
thy tribute 10 DIR. Mortimore, Of our r1tv :.
whose card we made special eomplimen,,,,.ne
reference yesterday.-Memphis Appeal a IseY
TO THE AFFLIcTED.-Me direct attentiop,n
DIR. Mortimore's card and professional notiss
We do this the more cheerfully sbecause =,
know DIR. u. personally; we know Of his eyi
nent success; we know his professional abA
ties, and high social position. We know ~.
Rev. DIR. Rivers, and Prof. Dillaid whose Ia,
tiers are published. We were present al Bailevs-
| Springs at the time these cases were under h.
| treatment. We know that prominent iournsis
and the press generally for years past. bavs
awarded him high professional abilities hone,
and integrity. He has been associated with
prominent members Of the profession. man
have consulted him in difficult eases. otbe.s,
have placed their wives and members Of their
own families under his immediate care ana
| treatment. This we found TO be the case ybsr
we visited Memphis, and had social interyiev
with him few weeks ago. This, heweyer. /,
not strange, for all know that where an inteG.
| gent, discerning Physician devotes his who'll
| time TO the investigation aud treatment of dia.
cult cases Of chronic disease, he WILL necesSaT
| ly, become more proficient than the ordinart
| practitioner, who meets with but few such
cases during a long life time pratice. We would
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the profession, but we hold that ii Is their duty
when they have done all they can in such
cases, and find they cannot cure, 10 Law No oil.
| stacle in the way Of the unfortunate sufferer I'm
| seeking relief wherever il can be found Health
in life is our greatest blessing IL is more valua
BILE than gold. Far better lose all else than our
health.
| DIR. MORTIMoRE AT rHF WoRsHAM HoUsE
| II will be seen by card in another column
| that DIR. Mortimore is at the Worsham House
where his friends and all who desire 10 seek bi,
| medical aid can find him. We may be permit.
ted 10 add our mite TO the volume Of eyidenc,
and high testimonials awarded him BY IA,
press generally, and community at large moi
only as a skillful hysician-eminently sue.
cessful in curing chronic disease, such as ar,
mentioned in HIS card-but as a strictly con
scientiOus, heightened gentleman; one who 4
always candid in his advice 10 his patients
reasonable in his charges. and eminently suc.
cessful i'm his treatment. We have long known
DIR. NJ. He has practiced here for years past
and many who areStill afflicted will be pleased
| 70 learn he has concluded TO remain in Mem
phis.-Memphis Commercial, Jan. q. 1866
DIR. MORTIMORE AT THE WoRsHAM HOUSE
We have often spoken through our columns
\ in high commentator, of DIR. NJ. He is vel
known, professionally, in this city, and
throughout the South, as an able prpctoner-
especially in treating all forms Of chronic dis
ease. The press and the public generally hay,
given ample testimonials in his behalf and W,
say TO those who are afflicted, in applying I,
him, you have hope Of all that medical aid caI
do. Call and consult him.-Memphis Dali,
Argus, Jan. 10, 1866. .....
PROFESSIONALLY Mortimore & PAYNE
permanently located at the Worsham House
Memphis. DIR. Mortimore has associated witt
him in the pratlce of medicine, in this city, d.
g. W. Payne, late Of Mississippi. OfDr. Nor
tmore's high standing as a Physician and gen
tleman, IL is scarcely necessary to add addition
al testimony than that which has for years pas
been awarded him by the press generally, th
community at large, but especially his forme
numeI GUS patients. He has long practiced /
the South, and understands well the disease
incident 10 our climate. While he is prepare
TO treat any and every form of disease vet frou
long application and extensive experience Il
treatment of various chronic diseases In al
these he has become proficient, and especial
eminently successful in curing diseases of tn
lungs and chest, as also, the various affiictiv
forms of Female Diseases.
We learn that DIR. Payne, his partner, is
perfect gentleman, and an able practitioner
man Severy way qualified and worthy of th
profession. His sEhome friends regret TO par
with him, and lose his valuable services, with
many other influential, warm, personal friend
greet him in our city. We predict for hin
here, eminent success In every particular w,
can say to our afflicted friends in the city Of
country, call and consult them, and we think
you Will not be disappointed Memphis
Daily Appeal, Feb. 2, 1866 iyl2-dow&wSm.