Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-01-13
DIR. L. DIX'S

DIR. L. DIX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
81 EsDrooTT STREET, BosToE, Mas
o ST ra nged that patients never hszlor g.
ZACH other. RecoIlect, the only entrance 70 EI
fdce IL No. 81, having no connection With b
'esidence, consequently no family interTupta1
o that on no account can any person hssltss
lpplying at his Office.
boldly asserts, land IL cannot be contrsdicts1 e.
'ept by quaoks, who VIII say or DO anything, eva
Jer1ure themselves, TO impose upon patient
hat he
Is THE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE PHYsI5IEy
ADvERIIsIss ~ BOSTON.
sngsged In treatment Of special Diseases, iss
Q vel h p,, 70 many CITIZENS, Pu6lshsrs, e
seoornnended, and pa rticulariy 70 L.
sTRAEGERBAED TRAVEEERS.
To avoid and escape imposition Of foreign az
lative quacks. more numerous II Boston tnAa
'ther large cities,
Jroudly refers TO professrs and respectable phys
cians-many of whom who consult him u crit
al cases. because Of his acknowledged skill snl
equation, attained through so long exPerlso9t
Jractice and observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
De not robbed. and add TO your sufterfngs IN osin
Ieceived by the lying boasts, misrepresentstlons
alse promises and pretensions Of
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QUACKs,
Tho know little Of the nature and character d
special Diseases, and less as 70 their cur. S0ns
.xhibit forged diplomas Of institutions or collegs
rhich never existed IN any part Of the wsrld
sthers exhibit diplomas of the dead, how obtained
unknown; not only assn ming and sdyS51slng
n names of those inserted in the diplomas cut e
iurther their imposition assume names If otbsI
celebrated physicians long since dead. NeithsTb b
oUACK No6TRUM-MAKERs,
through false certificates and reference, and r.
concentrations OF their medicipss BY the dead
gho cannot expose or contradict themi or who
,esides, to further their imposir0ns, copy from
MEDICAL books much that is written Of the quail
les and effects of different herbs and plants, sDe
scribe all the same 20 their pills eXtraets seI'
cs, &C. most of which, if not all, cOntsln mercury
,ecause of the ancient belief OF It's securing every
hing" but nov known 20 skill more thGn Is
.ured," and those not killed, eonstirutonsly N
ured for life.
IGNORANCE OF QUACK 1l0CsoRS AMI
NOSTRUM-MAH1Rs.
Through the Ignorance of the Qusck Doctor.
<nOging no other remedy, he relles upon MeicoLs
md gives if 70 all his patients in pills, drops -
'othe nOstrum-maker, equslly ignorant, sos -
lis so-called extracts, specific sntldete, Set U0L
-elying upon its effects In curing few II huna
ed, II Is trumpeted in various ways thr0us1+yS5-
he land; but, alas nothing is sid OF the ~
Ence, some Of whom die, Others grow wore -
sre left 70 hnger or suffer for months OF yesIsuI
ii relieved or cured, if possible, BY coupelsn.
physicians.
SIT ALL QUACRS ARE NOT IGNORANT.
notwithstanding the foregoing ASi5c.s -
Known 70 some quacR doctors aDd nos
rurn-ulakers, yet, regardless Of the he
md health of others, there are those smong tasn
who Will even perjure themselves eoniIs dleL--s
living mercury 70 their patients, ~ tnaI Il q -.
aimed IN their nOstrurns 81 that the 4slaA -
nav be obtained for proiessedly curing, OF -. ~
Ioliar" or Traction of it. msy be ooI 5a -
Gle nagtrnrn II IL thus that many are uesel.s-
.lso and uselessly spend large amounts l'r =
ments with queckery.
DE-. L. DIX'S
,harges very moderate Communist, -
sacIedly confidential, and all may rely on NJ
gith the strictest socresy and conhdencei WA
sver may be the disease, condition or situation %
my oRe, married on single.
Medicines sent by mail or express tSSsil parts ''
he United States. -
All letters requiring advice must contain 'b'
iollar to insure an answer.
Address DIR. L. Dix, No. u Endicott stIs7'
Boston, Mass.
Boston, 1870. - Eleb9ds9d&HlyT