The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-09
Important TO
RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS.

DIR. j. p FTTLER, the eminent Philadelphia Physi
cian and Professor of Chemistry and Medical ,urspru
dence (now of Phadephia's Oldest Practitioners
stands alone specially devotng @ thirtyseven years
to Rheumatism and Neuralgia, in it's different FORMS
with success unparalleled in the annals of the Proes
sion. Being regarded among his Brother Physicians
as the highest and best authority in Rheumatic com
plants, being graduate of the University of Pennsy
vana, A d. 1885, his Diploma contains the following sig
natures of the most celebrated and wordrenowned
fessors of modern times, viz
PHRREIP RkpI SXSG GdI PHYsIcR ! Il Mp MD Prof spEsory
n. CHAPMAN, Nj. d., Prof. Prac. Med.
= Tng g yI5At LANES, u Rrof on Obstetrics.
EGhEhT MHAEss r. ro on Sas%iss Oh salssly
F. aSSEs n D. p Prc PGG oa on obasts9Ss. oAbassS%s
S. JACKSON, h. d., Prof Insts. of Med.
Dr. j. p. FIrLER also graduated at the Philadelphia
Medical Institute 2Sth day OF March, A. ID. 1882 This
Institution founded 49, by the renowned DIR. N
Chapman. DR. FIILER's Diploma from this College
tains the following signatures
JOHN S,BiI BELL III, NJ d, Prof. on Med. Juris.
". =. HoRNER, M. b PROT on Anatomy
SEoMks HHRRRS IS M nrGt lPst Pso OF on SsdISns SSISs
H. L. HODGE, M b., Prot. on Obstetrics.
DIR. JOSEPH P. FITLER student under the
following him dated October TO- 1888 -
DIR JosipH p FITtEn M read Medicine in my Office and
and those OF the Medical institute Sso o,
the Practice of the Hospitals and Almshouse. His ad
unusually great 1t affords me pleasure to bear this evil
~ CHAPMAN, NJ d.
The subscribers being personally acquainted with DR.
JOSEPH r ER tITIER, have the fullest confidence in his
BENJAMIN 81 \ AM Sr s rJANNEY, NJ. D.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 90, 1888.
SoIESTJElq pRl }IHfFh,5 HRERARATE9S fTEsSs,pr,o,
A MEDICAL MONOPOLY.
DIR. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY,
RB RB ETrLEB,S EITI I, %BHEUMA@TIG % @ REMEDY
DR. DR. FffLERs FFt RaEuMArI6 saE Hrho kEMEbY' kkEEMMEEDYY'
FOR oHRoNIT lNFfaM RaEURATTSMi II RATTSMi rrsn
yp,rD - SCIATIGA RHEUMATIsM
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
$ + i s$$$S s$$S $s#E#4S$SF SgRE
IT Is A SWORN PERMANENT CURE
in nnety-tve cases out of every hundred.
USED IfSEh IINfWhhRRLX fRN. ASP AHI PHEASANT; En Al
USED INWARDLY ONLY
WARRANTED VEGETABLE.
'WARRANTED VEGETABLE
AND UNINJURIOUS."
DR. j. p FITLER has devoted his professional life TO
the special treatment of Rheumatism and Neuralgia
His Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy" used Inwardy only
as external applications are of but temporary rele with
its wonderful cures its mighty reputation its established
merit its standard position, being neither quack med
cine ent medicine but prescription unequalled
and unrvaed positive agreement or,egal guarantee
given to patient stating quantity to cure or
the amount paid refunded.
Consultations and advice daily, without any charpe at
DIR. FITLER'S Office
Legally warranted TO in limited quantity or proe
paid refunded
Written contract given stating quantity to use or
amount paid refunded.
DIR. FITLER'S Remedy is endorsed by upwards of
17OO testimonials of cure, including the following Pha
delpha home reference, all severe cases of an ag
gravated condition. hopeless and in instances help
H. A. Dreer ia Chestnut street
William Davis, 426 German street.
j. McOleary, 5l3 East Girare avenue.
@. Chase, Darby road.
A. MoKane, 1850 Shippen street
S. Griffith, 7O5 Kerser street.
a. D. Cotton, ll09 North Third street.
Mrs. Lentz, l36 south Eighth st,eet
Mrs. Richardson 1888 South Fourth street
Mrs. @. Boyd, l0i6 South Fifth street
O. II. Eccleston, l345 Brandywne street
S, Money, 1880 South sixth street.
o. +. ClothieT, % North Water street
G. Noblng, 1919 Brankford road,
o, Zimmerman, 17io Marshall street.
Q. w Rdgway, 2lb North Second street.
Hon. W b; Elliott, SOl North seventh street.
Ii. II. Shock 1924 Columbia avenue.
James Hinas, tortyti and Market streets.
Charles l.. Brown, Mood street, below Tenth.
William Wayand i1s8 Brighton street, 10Th ward.
s Fitzpatrick, i7I4 Olive street,
ID. Taylor, ESQ, 4O4 Taylor street.
Mrs Gravenstine ArInat street, Germantown.
Mrs Rice, School lane, Germantown
Mrs barton CInton and Henry streets, Camden.
Mrs. Bacon 298 Market street, Camden.
Mrs. Keeley Ridge road, below Poplar.
I. a. Dougherty, 2o9 North Ninth street, Camden.
Mrs Stevens 24 South street.
Mrs Simmons, 337 Dilwyn street.
Mrs Dunlap, 1880 Hewston street; -
Mrs Hanson Twenty y-second ward, Manayunk
Rbs Ogle, Manayunk, Twenty-second ward.
George Burns Paul and Mill streets, Frankford.
Mrs Kline, White Hall, Bridesburg.
John Wackerly lilo Buttonwood street.