Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-10
DIR. L. DIX'S

PRIVATE MEDICAL OFEIEt
q EsDIcorr STREET, BosToH, Nj
ar IA nged that patients never heaI
each other. Recollect, the only entrance
office is No. 81, having no connection "
residence, consequently no family inter-
so that on no account can any person
applying st his Office.
= .... DIR. DIX
boldly asserts, land il cannot be contradict
cept by quacks, who will say or do snythinl
perlure themselves, TO impose upon Pah
that he
is THE oBLy REGULAR GRADuATK PKTfa
ADvERTIsIse IN BosToN.
TWENTY YEARS
engaged in treatment of special Diseases
50 well known 70 many citizens, publisher
chants, hotel proprietors, &C., that he >
recommended, and pa rticuiarly 70
STRANGERSAND TRAVELLERS
To avoid and escape imposition OF forsa
native quaeks. more numerous In bost0
other large cities,
proudly refers 70 professors and respects
icians- many of whom who consult hin /
cal cases. because of his Acknowledged y
reputation, attained through 50 long exp
practice and observation
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNAIL
be not robbed, and add to your suSsrlngs Il
deceived by the lying boasts, misrepTesen@
IatSG prOfQfHft pTElcI&tUDE OF
ROREIGN AND NATIVE QUACha
who know little OF the nature and eh2rsa
Special Diseases, and less s. to their cuEs
exhibit forged diplomas VI institutions O =,
which never existed IN any part Of Ire
others exhibii diplomas Ga the dead, h0g o.
unknown; not only assn MIG aid se'a-
in names Of those inserted in the diPlGns =
further their imposition assume naIDss 81
celebrated physicians long since dead, NJ
deceived by
QU ACK NOsTRUM-MAKEBA 4
through false certificates and reference -
commendations of their incidents By = :
who cannot expose or contradict then
besides, 20 further their impositiOns, 81 ,
| medical books much that is written o. = q
ties and effects of different herbs and p. I
ascribs al the same 70 their pills, extTsa e
| les, &c, nost Of which, If not all, cOntsI-
| because OF the ancient belief of its Gun
thing" but nox known 70 SKILL n1n I
cured" and those not killed, consltIS~~ 4
Iured for life q
IGNORANCE OF QUACK DOCT0s
/ NOSTRUM-MAKERs
Through the ignorance Of the ousas d
knowing no other remedy ,he relies upGy I
and gives it to all his patients In pills, !
30 the nostrum-maker, equally ignors1
his so-called extracts, specific, antideis''
relying upon its effects in curing feE
red, it is trumpeted in various ways = /.
the land but, alas nothing is said 1
ance, some of whom die, others grow
are left to finger or suffer for months q
III relieved or cured, If possible, BY
| physicians. - Il
Bur ALL QUACKs ARE NOT ISli :
notwithstanding the foregoing
known to some Quack doctor 81
trum-makers, yet, regardless q u II
and health of others, there are those -, 4,
who viii even perjure themselves, c. !.
giving mercury to their patients, or - !,
tanned In their nostrums, 90 that the q
may be obtained for professedly euIlllt5s,ss =,
/ dollar" or "fraction of it." may De =.
the nostrum. It is thus that many -,
also, and uselessly spend large aInoD
iments with Quackery. r
Efa DR. L. DIx'5 - 4
charges are very moderate. o.aIr 8 4
sacredly confidential, and all may t. t.
with the strictest secresy and co IL
ever may be the disease, conditlon
any one married or single. sap 4
Medicines sent by mail or express
| the United States. .,,ss, g
All letters requiring advice mus -
| dollar to insure an answer. ,;.s-. 4
Address Dr.. L. Dix, No. Il En'''
Boston, Mass. .sks.ps
Boston. 1870. febsoe n