The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-13
Important TO
RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS.


clan, and Professor of Chemistry and Medical urspru
dence (now of Phadelphas oldest Practitioners)
stands alone as specially devoting 3 thrtyseven years
to Rheumatism and Neuralgia, in its different FORMS
with success unparalleled in the annals of the Profess
sion Being now regarded among his Brother Physicians
as the highest and best authority in Rheumatic COM
plants, being graduate of the University of Pennsy
vania A. D. 1885, his Diploma the following sig
natures of the most celebrated and world Pro-
fessors of modern times viz.
PHILIP SYNG PHYSIOK, NJ D., Prof. Surgery
6eEHRRPAE eHRsMSS SSoXT NJ D Prof Srs on Ma Med
i. 9. JAMES, Prof. on obstetrics .1'' :"
MGAM GIBSON n RR Prof 9rog on 0hss%stTy sniy
". T. H0RNER. NJ b, Prot. on on Anatomy. IN 5oEe''
S. JACKSON, M. D., Prof. msts of Med.
Dr. j. p FITLER also graduated at the PHILADELPHIA
Medical Institute, 2sth day of March, A d. 1885, This
Institution founded 1877, by the renowned Dr. NJ
Chapman. DIR. FITLERs Diploma from this College con.
tains the following signatures
l. K; <; MI1SSHELL, S NJ D,t Prof. on Med. Chem.
I6Gks 4xRRs n 81 Rrp g. Ps Pga, Of MsdSas
ID. L. HODGE, NJ d., Prof on Obstetrics.
DR. JOSEPH P. filler was a student under the
o%ns II from m na hSds the
DIR; JOSEPH p FITLER read Medicine in my office, and
regularly attended the Lectures Of the University of
the Practice of the Hospitals and Almshouse His ad,
uansa S % have been
denoe OF his uncommon merit =,
JOSEPH EIEn have the fullest confidence %ts in his his
VIII WiESbHSSNESNEERS,sM HSSENER, n; D. NJ D.
PHILADELPHIA March 20, 1888
A SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION
MEDICAL MONOPOLY.
DR.. FTTLER's RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
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WARRANTED VEGETABLE Nh TINT, ,,,n,c,-,
DR. j. P. FITLER has devoted his professional life to
the special treatment of Rheumatism and Neuralgia
his vegetable Rheumatic Remedy" (used Inwardy only
external applications but Temporary reef with
its wonderful cures, its mighty reputation its established
merit its standard position being neither quack medi.
cine pal ent medicine, but prescription unequaed
and unrivaled positive oregal guarantee
given to patient stating exact quantity to cure or
the amount paid refunded.
Consultations and advice daily without any charge at
Legally warranted to in limited quantity or price
paid refunded.
Written contract given stating quantity to use or
amount paid refunded
DIR. FITLERS Remedy is endorsed by upwards of
1900 testimonials of cure including the following Pbia
delphia home reference, all cases of an az
gravated condition. hopeless and in most instances help
II. a. Dreer. ia Chestnut street
William Davis, 426 German street
j. McCleary 513 East Girare avenue
b q Chase, Darby road.
McKane, 1899 Shippen street
e. J. Cotton, III iios North Third street
Mrs Hopkins, Point Breeze road.
Mrs Lentz, 1856 South Eighth street.
Mrs Richardson, 1888 South Fourth street.
Mrs q. Boyd 1916 South Fifth street.
C.E. Eccleston, 1345 Brandywine street.
5, Money 1880 South Sixth street,
James Millinger, Birneys Place, W. p.
9. Nobling i5i9 Frankford road,
y, Q, Zimmerman, 1z4s Marshall street.
O. W. Ridgway, 2b North Second street.
Hon; b. Elliott, SO4 North seventh street.
James Hinas Forty.first and Market streets
Charles L, Brown Wood street. below Tenth.
William Wayand. ils8 Brighton street. 18th ward.
Griffa Snively, 229 George street.
D. Taylor Esq, 404 Taylor street.
Mrs. Gravenstine, Armat street, Germantown.
Mrs. Rice, School lane, Germantown
Mrs. Barton, Clinton and Henry streets, Camden.
Mrs Bacon, 298 Market street Camden.
Mrs Kelley Ridge @ 5Sad & beGw M;W, P1Rar s9Eac o0rdo
H. A. Hughes, 534 North Fifteenth street.
Mrs Stevens, 2l4 South street.
Mrs. Simmons, 3E Dilwyn street.
Mrs. Dunlap, 1880 Hewston street; :.
Mrs. Hanson, Twenty second ward, Manayunk.
George Elliott Trankford, Twenty third ward.
George Burns Paul and Mill streets, Frankford.
Mrs. Kline, White Hall Bridesburg
John Wackerly, lilo Buttonwood street.