Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-17
DR.. i. DIN'S
PRIVATE MEDIcAl OFFICE,

flslA \ j + MEDl9A p. or IL H..
= E.DlCarr NJIsEFT. Bo-roS. Mass.
90 At ranged that patients u-tir hear or see
each other. Eeon.iecf, the only entrance 10 hl-
Z Office l. No. -. having lao cpuEictlDn with Liz
Residence, consequently family IfteTrup ;loii.
- that on no account can any person he-i;at-
Dr.. DIX
bGily asserts, and Dr. csfnut D. 'lliI j ef,d
ceyt by quaczs. who Mil sas DO .afgs hing eKe,i
peI1gTe themselyes, 10 IIaIs-e upon patients. +,
that ts~
ABvtI.II-iSg ~ Iap~TsN
SiNTEEN IEAEN
engaged Ia treatment 81 pedal BI~ra--s. "A fact
- Sel knoNs 10 many atIzs'As, publishers, NOR
chants. hotel rrugliefars. Ac. 'lat IL, D. fnpi.h
SIKANGEE~AAD Ii.AN - FR~
T. avoid ana .seI5. imposition OF faI..an sIra
native quack-. I.loIc nuIaefaur az br>f'u 'l-u
other large Cities
proudly refers 10 proi.-sf- 4.l iee able Illy--
Icians-mauy Of whom y hp CONSULT hiia ~ etrtt-
eai cA-as bsaau-. Of hI- -acklots EDGED skill Ara
reputation, ATTAINED through 70 long s2IAIi.ne-
practice aud observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTINATF.
be not robbed. aud adt 10 y0uT rgf,.rFg- m being
deceived by the lying boasts. I'>r,Ift aiioi,s
ilis. pr3mi-.-r ALL IT-fen-Iofi. o.
FOREIGN AID MAINE QtrAGhs
who know little ~ the n4fl1. aud character ~
Special Disease snd l's- 4 10 fl-if c.rs. Aoihs
aShihIt fOrg.d diploma i 1u-itutlus 90 .,,i..s
which never sNl-itG pa -ug f.aii q ua- gaTld +,
other. sxbIbi diploma. # IT,. q. az. hoss DtIB.8
unknown; bot 0Lls utsu mug and advertising,
in Mans II those insrr.s il the q Iu - iuf -
fun h.-F fleir imposition ssEfa n-nges Il Oti.T
celebr4t.d physleians long sInoe dead. Neither -
quACK NOSTRUa-siAKERs.
through i4l-- cerIiica' O. md r,.cF no.. and r.-
Communications 81 their InedlIn,. ~ The dead,
who cam OF expos con Glallsf tl.En or who
besides, % further their IHTosl lsn-. copy fTarn
m. dieai books much that D written II tie quAli-
and effects Of different heTbs and Ilzufs and
ascribe all the same 20 iht u pulls * rcts sraeif
ics &c most OF ailch.if n0f al, CONTAIN mercury
because 81 the sncient b-lsei - IL -eurlDg every
thing" but NJ known 20 '.kIl more th.n j.
cured. and those not kili. d, ftgtutionaliy
Iured for if@.
EOsTRUM-HAKEKS.
Through the Ignorance Of the GBAek Doctor.
knowing NO other remedy b. reilas upon Mercury
and gives ~ 20 all bis patients an ps, cTops, &c,
the nos rtrn-Tnaker, egu-lly ignorant, adds 70
his so-called extracts, speeic. antidefe. 6c both
relying upon it, effects IN curing few ia a humid,
red AZ IL trumpeted in various ways throughout
the land /; but. alas nothing is raid Of the bal
aDce, some Of whom die. others grow worse, and
are left linger suffer for months yeArr.un-
tai relieved or cured, II possible, by competent
Bur ALL QUAcKs ARE NOT IGNORANT
notwithstanding the foregoing facts
rurn-Inakers yet regardless Of the life
and health Of others there are those among tbCrn
who will even periure themselves, contrasicting
giving mercury TO their pausnts, ia 81 AZ is
tanned IN their pos.rums 80 that the usual fee
may be obtained for profezsedIy curing, ''the
dollar" or fraction Of n" may be obtsinef tor
the nostrum. Ii is thus that many are deceived,
also, and uselessy spend large amounts for exper-
iments with quacksry.
DIX L. DIX'S
charges are very moderate. Communications
sacTesily confidential, snd al may rely him
NTH the strictest s~cresy and confidence, what
ever may be the disease condition OF situation of
any one married or single.
Medicines sent by mail or express 20 all parts Of
the United States.
All letter. requiring advice must contain one
dollar 70 insure an answer.
Address Dr. L. Dix, No. Il Endieott street,
Boston, Mas.
Boston, 1859. febsdeodkvlyr.