The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-14

DR. j. p. FITLER, the eminent Philadelnhia p hvsi
clan, and Professor of Chemistry and Medical urispru
dence (now of Philadelphias Oldest Practouers)
stands alone specially devotng (3 thrtyseven years
to Rheumatism and Neuralgia, in its different forms
with success unparalleled in the annals of the Profess
sion. Being regarded among his Brother
the highest and best authority in Rheumatic com
plants being graduate of the University of Pennsvl
vania A d. 1885, hisi Diploma contains the following sic
natures Of the most celebrated world PRO-
fessors of modern times viz. -
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DIR. j. P. FITLER also graduated at the Philadelphia
Medical Institute, 2Sth day of March, A. D. 1893 THIS
Institution founded 1917, by the renowned DR. NJ
Chapman. DIR. FITLER's Diploma from this College CON
tans the following signatures
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TH9MAS Hpdh MARMlS M PrO d. Pr Prof on Surgery
DIR. JOSEPH P. FITLER student under the
following endorsement from dated October TO- iSsD
regularly attended, the Of the TSers.S and ID
the ct fse and Sdif
vantases OacSurng knowledge have been
denoe Of his uncommon merit " OeAr 'n'S eV'
The subscribers being personally acquainted with DIR
professional skill r,,,r, ~ MS
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PHILADELPHIA, March 20, 1883.
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A MEDICAL MONOPOLY
DIR. FITLER's RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
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..... MARRAETEBB WARRANTED yESsETABEE. yESETABEE..
WARRANTED VEGETABLE
AND UNINJURIoUs.n
DIR. j. p FITLER has devoted his professional Ifa t
the special treatment of Rheumatism and NepraJsis
His Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy" (used nwardly onIv
as external applications of but temporary ree with
It's wonderful cures its mighty reputation its estabsbe
merit It's standard position, being neither quack med
cine nor pat ent medicine but prescription uneouals
and unrivaied positive agreement or;leeal guaranta
gwen 70 every patient stating exact quantity to cure
the amount paid refunded.
and advice daily without any charoe M
Legally warranted to cure in limited QUANTITY o- 49,.
paid refunded. S'0s
Written contract given stating quantity to usa q,
amount paic refunded ~
DIR. FILTERS Remedy is endorsed by unw.,d. -,
1900 testimonials of cure, including the following phil,
deiphia or home reference all severe cases of an -
gravated condition. hopeless in most instance. hI
less:- -'-U
H.A. Dreer. ia Chestnut street.
Mc6es1y Dsys s II East SsTnaa Gaars
Q. Chase Darby road.
A. McKane, 1880 Shippen street.
A. j. Cotton. l10s North Third street.
Mrs. Hopkins, Point Breeze road.
Mrs Lentz, 1856 south Eighth street
Mrs 9: BOYD. io4s sSat6 FIT Firth street street street.
S, Money, 1880 South sixth street.
James MiIlingeE, Birney's Place. p.
Q. Nobling, l5i9 Frankford road.
g q O. zim5%srmaS inner 1 1879 & MaFshall street.
Hon; W b; Elliott, sO North seventh street.
Il r. Shock, 1924 Columbia avenue.
Charles L Brown Wood street. below Tenth.
%iIIi.% SShH vSS%tST SOPS asB FfEy 1yg road
s. Fitzpatrick. 1744 Olive street.
Mrs Gravenstine. Armat street, Germantown.
Mrs. Rice, School lane, GeEmantown-
Mrs. Barton, Clinton and Henry streets, Camden
Mrs Bacon, 29s Market street, camden.
Mrs keeley, Ridge road, below Poplar.
z. A, Hughes, 5s4 North Fifteenth street.
Mrs Stevens, 2l4 South street
Mrs. Simmons, 337 Dilwyn street.
Mrs Dunlap, 1880 Hewston street;
Mrs Hanson, Twenty-seeon ward, Manayunk
George Elliott, Frankford, Twenty third ward.
George Burns Paul and Mil streets Frankford-
John Wackerly, lilo Battonwood street