The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-09
The FemnIe yTedIcInes.
ELECTROPATIIIC INSTITUTE,
645 Washington Street,
j.. IL. JOsscIyn, ". D.,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
Below are q few Of tho Opinions Of tho
Press OF California, which arc submit
tod to the Public.

From the Red Bluff Independent Of Jan. ~, 1868 ]
ELECrHoPAruT.=Ths readers Of this article are
particularly requested 10 read the advertisement OF
The "EieetFopathie Institats," Gas Washington
street, San FEanoiAen, - be found In another col
nmn Of this paper. The remarkable cures that have
beeen effected by Dr.. J. II. Joselyn, tho Resident
Physician Of tho Institute, during the past Elk
yeafs, has gained for this establishment = reputR~
too that has never been squailcd by ans medical
establishment on this coast In eases u female ir-
Irregularities, especially, DIR. Jossl5n has gained an
~suylable reputation. and the spacious paTlUEa Of tbs
Institute arc continually occupied BY ladies, seek
ing relief from the!g troubles.
DIR. JoEsciyn pays particular attention 20 the
treatment feAsss In the interior Of the State, and
upon receipt Of . full description of tho disease OF
which tao applicant IL 30 unfortunate - t. bs al
hiofsd, accompanied With the real OF = fictitious al
dFeEs, sends per Wells, Fargo 4 Co. medicines that
he warrants 10 cure tho disease. without The slight-
cst injury To the system. lie uses no mercury or
mineral poiEons. The medicines used aFS kn0NnA a.
"Eigctr.c," aud most VI them EFe of bis own dis-
eoyrry. Persons placing themselves under tie
treatment, of Dr. J. II .Josselyu may rely upon not
only receiving correct aud successful treatment,
but upon bis discretion sad seeFeoy.
[Prom the Grass Valley Union" Dec. so, b5.1
Success TINE TarE STANDARD OF MEulT.-If
there Il any truth In the above "old alAgs," then
Il will apply To the Eiecirnpathic I~nstiiats Of San
. A@# WAS AHDhtS ~ A@E
public about ak years sinos. under, he management
Of DR.. ]. II. J"ssslyn, who has during that time
treated upwRTd Of tweniy Ihgusand cases Of disease
TO q successful issue, with an exception u y VlTy
small number, who were too far gone. having been
oYeFdosed with ro!soaous drugs by some 81 the
quaeks with which this Slate ahounds. During the
above time the Resident Physician. Dr.J II. Josse-
Ign, has received aud replied To not less than elk
thousand Eve hundred letters, besides giving his
personal attention 10 al persons under treatment
/ - -. - IT At - a4-EA
be hard TO find another man on this coast with
physical power sufficient for the undertaking, and
yet the Resident Physician IL a man To all appear
anee Of "a very delicate constitution bat HE scien-
iihe abilities are such as 10 enable him TO determine
the natare'o Of the diseasa with which tho applicant
may be afflicted, almost instantly, and 10 prescribe
such treatment as will produce = speedy aud per
manent cure. The mode Of treatment nj this In,
~stitute 10 peculiar no poisonous drugs whatever
arc given under any circumstances, and In bnmer
Gus instances the sick are permanently cured with
out the use Of one particle or medicine Of any kind
P~crrons requiring = physician on whom they caE
) rely. will do well 10 read the advertisement Of th'
Electropathie Institute elsewhere 10 cur columns
rFrom the Contra Costa Gazette Of Jan. Is, 1863.
GaASD succEss-Dnring the past year, som,
= half dozen "bogns Medical Institutes" in Sal
Francisco have "handed in their checks" an
closed their doors. Without nm exception. the e.
Establishments alluded 10 were conducted by indiEid
uals that know little or nothing Of the practice o
d medicine, and were established for the purpose O
0 llehing money from the sick and unfortunate. 70
e number of years these fellows succeeded in swind
ling their victims without let or hindrancc; but il
1850 certain we'll known medical practitioners dc
tcrmined to put a stop to the imposition. They &C
ooEdingly established the "Eleeiropathic Institute
at 645 Washington street, and placed IL in chArg
, Of DIR. J. II. Josselyn, a gentleman in every wa
: competent for the position, With instructions 1
warrant a perfect cure in all cases undertaken b.
, him, or refund the money. They advertise largely
\ and the rcspcctability Of tho Institute was so we
known that the sick locked to the Office for adyic
and treatment, in swarms. The effect has begu
to be made manifest. Some elk of the medica
"bilking" establishments have closed their doors
. and several more will shortly follow. The bushes
y Of the Institute has become so extensive that th
: Directors contemplate erecting a larger and NOR
elegant edifce for their use during the coming sun
Imey.
[FTom the Yreka Union, Feb. 10, 1861
THE BEST Is THE CHRAPEsT.-This adage wi
apply as well to tho practice Of medicines as TO til
purchage Of merchandise. Thousands on this coas
during tina past fifteen years, have had their col
~stitutions ruined by refusing treatment at the hand
of frst-class physicians, simply because a gang
humbugs styling themselves doctors, and who nj
almost destitute of common sense, much more
medical knowledge, offer to treat those who nre sic
for n less sum than q regular practitioner. A ma
who would allow n quack to administer mcdicir
to him is worse than an idiot for, in nine cas-
out of ten, the medicine so given, instead of curin
the disease, makes the patient worse and does pc
r manent injury TO tho system. and oftentimes
such an extent az to prevent the possibility Of Gu
ing the original disease. The fact is, that no pc
' son should place himself in charge of d physicia
unless he has strong proofs that the doctor Is
y regular graduate from some well reputed Medic
College. The number of medical h~umbugs in sa
Francisco IL perfectly enormous; not more tha
two of the advertised physicians have a diplom
DR.. J. ii. Josselyn, Resident Physician of Il
Electropathic Institute, 645 Washington street,
y one of these, and is prepared at all times to exhih
his diploma to those calling upon him.