Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-06-08
rFrom the Mountain Democrat.


READ IT.-Ne hea tily end those of
readers who may be suffering from disease of long
standing, from complaints bro GIT on by the
mercury at former period of the ir lives
the advertisement of the Electropathic Institute, 20
he found in our advertising cOiur1ns. DR.. J. II.
Josselyn he resident Physician, has occupied that
position for six ars, and tax intoc nsideration
the fact that all the Directors of the Institute
medical men of high standing in the community, it
may bee nsdered proof OF DIR. Josselyn's ability
that he has been retained IN the position long
DIR. JoSSeyn is 4 regular graduate and IS also con-
sdered b., comp tent judges to the most scien-
tc and successful elet trcIan in the Tn ted States
he will cure than half the disea that flesh
is heir to without the Of any medicine whatev-
err but gives medicine IN all cases il is deem
ed necessary, but never any thing but vegetable
preparations. The doctor has been very successful
his treatment Of .srases incident females and
enjoys a much larger practice in that particular
Ii Z tina any other physician on TIL, Pacific coast
he Eectropathic Institute Is located one of the
most popular streets IN San Fran lsco, the rooms
for the reception of patients fitted up i stye
of n!s gniceuce before attempted by any med
ica estab isiiient this coast, and the Institute
is rated in San Francisco rs the best in the CITY,
| TFrom the Contra Costa Gazette. Jan l3, 1866.
| 4 GRAND STCCEss-During the past year, some
half dozen bogus Medical Institutes in San Fran
cisco have ''handed in their checks,'' and closed
their doors. Without an except n, the establish
ment> alluded to were conducted by individuals
tn knew little or rOthing of the pructice of medi-
cine, and were established for the purpose of ch-
| ing money from the sick and unfortunate, For a
number of years these fellows succeeded in swnd-
ling their victims without let ndrance Tut in
| 1860 certain well known medical practitioners de-
/ termned to put stop to the imposition. They &C
cordingy established the Electropathlc Institute'
at 6l5 Washington street, and placed charge of
| Dr. j II. Josselyn, a gentleman in every way
pet for the position, with instruction warrant
! Il perfect in all eases deTtaGen by him, or
| re uid the money They advertise largely and the
res pectabihty of the Institute was SO well known
that the sick hocked to the office for advice and
treatment in swarms. The effect has begun to be
made manifest Some six of the III. die .sbilking''
establishments have closed their DOORS and vral
more will shortly follow The business of the In
stitute has become extensive that the Directors
, contemplate erecting larger and more elegant edi-
flee for their use during coming summer.
From the Yreka Union, Feb. 10. 1866
THE BEST TIE CHE PEST This a,Iage will ip-
ply well to the practice of medicine the
purchase of merchandise. Tho sands on this coast
during the past fifteen ,ars, have d their con-
StitutIons rnined by refusing trt atment at the
hands of irst-cass physicians, slmI y because 4
gang If humLugs >tyllng thems Ives doctors. and
WI almost destitute of common sense, mu h
more of medical Owedge, offer to treat those who
sick for less sum than regular practitioner.
that would allow quack 20 administer med
icne TO him, is than idiot, r. ill nine
of ten, the medicine 50 given, instead of cur
ing the disease, makes the patient and does
permanent injury the stem and Oftentimes to
such to prey ent the possibility of cur
ing the Original disease. The fact that person
should place himself in charge of PLY sican unless
"a has strong Irn1fs that the doctor Is ular
graduate from some well reputed Medical College
The number of medical hunLugs in San Franclsc is
perfectly enormous more than two of the ad-
yertised physicians have diploma. DIR. J II. JOS
selIn, Resident PLY sicinn of the Electropathic In
slit of these and is prepared at all times
TO exhibit his diplomas.