The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-30
Important to
RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS.

DIR. j. p. FITLER, the eminent PHILADELPHIA Phys
clan, and Professor of Chemistry and Medical Jurspru
dence (now of Phladephias Oldest Practitioners)
stands alone specially devotng 3 thirtyseven years
to Rheumatism and Neuralgia, in its different forms,
with unparalleled in the annals of the Profes
sion. Being regarded among his Brother Physcians
the highest and best authority in Rheumatic com
plants, being graduate of the University of Pennsy
vania d. 1885, his Diploma contains the following sig
natures OF the most celebrated and wordrenowned Pro-
fessors of modern times, viz -
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n GGHAPMMHAANi MHA M; N; B., Prof Prof On PraO. Med. '-
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DR.. j. p FITLER also graduated at the PhiIadelpbt
Medical Institute, 2Sth day of March, A d. 1888 Thu.
Institution was founded 1877 by the renowned Dr. N
Chapman DIR. FITLERs Diploma from this College con.
tans the following signatures
j, K; MIISHkLL, NJ; D., Prof, on Med Chem.
THOMAS 2 nSndA MARRIS r N 3D., ID, Prof 1 on Surgery
DIR. JOSEPH P. F!TLER was student under the
celebrated Professor N Chapman, NJ d. and holds the
following endorsement from him dated October TO- s33
DR. JOSEPH p FITiER lie read Medicine eli Gin in my office, and
nd Of ss OF
knoWede have besn
unusually great 1t affords pleasure bear this ev
N'D'' VI N. CHAPMAN, NJ. d.
The subscribers being personally acquainted with DR.
JOSEPH r. FIILER, have the fullest confidence in his
'' BENJAAMIN b \ A%HsSSJ 8 SJANNEY. M. d.
N. sHoEMAKER. IN. b.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20, 1888.
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MEDICAL MONOPOLY
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in ninety five cases out of every hundred.
USED iEWAEDfG GsHS HER IEExkbRRT EEHAsbNT ONLY
WARkANTEB WwAARRkRAANNFEB yEGETABtE:. yEEGGEETFAABkE.
WARRANTED VEGETABLE
AND UNINJURIoUS" ("
DIR. j. P. FITLER has devoted his professional life to
the special treatment of Rheumatism and Neuralgia
his vegetable Rheumatic Remedy (used nwardly only
as external applications of but temporary relie with
its wonderful cures its mighty reputation its
merit lts standard position being neither quack
cine nor pat ent medicine, but prescription unequaed
and unrvaled. positive agreement orlega
given to patient stating quantity to cure
| the amount paid refunded.
Consultations and advice daily, without any charge at
| DIR, FITLER'S Office.
Legally warranted to in limited quantity or price
| paid refunded
Written contract given stating quantity to use or
| amount paid refunded.
DIR. FILTERS Remedy is endorsed by upwards q,
1900 testimonials of cure, including the following Pha
dephia home reference all severe cases of an a0
gravaed condition, hopeless and in helm
| less-
| H. A. Dreer. ia Chestnut street
William Davis 426 German street.
| j. McCleary, 5l3 East Girare avenue.
| III Stratton 8i9 Daren street.
| A. McKane, 1880 Shippen street.
| A. j. Cotton, llO9 North Third street
| Mrs Hopkins Point Breeze road.
| Mrs. Lentz 1856 south Eighth street.
| Mrs. Richardson, 1888 South Fourth street
| Mrs. o. Boyd, lO46 South Fifth street.
OF EociesstSop sto lSaS BsTTaIn.dy%M,ne Bran. % street.
| o. r. Ciothier, % North Water street.
| o. Nobling, 1919 Frankford road,
9. W, Ridgysy, 2i5 North Second street.
| H. r. Shock, 1924 Columbia avenue.
| james Hinas, Forty:frs and Market streets
Charles Z, Brown. Wood street, below Tenth
William Wayand, f1sS Brighton street. 18th ward.
Srfin sHySly, Cly ,sas sas 6;sSas S;ssOrss stsas street
D. Taylor, Esq, 4O4 Taylor street.
Mrs Gravenstine, ,ArInAt street, Germantown.
Mrs barton, Clinton and Henry streets, Camden.
Mrs Bacon, 29S Market street, Camden
Mr KsSsE s SortR Ninth street. Camden
E A. Hughes, 6S4 North Fifteenth street.
Mrs Simmons, 837 Dilwyn street.
Mrs Dunlap, 1880 Hewston street; -
Mrs Hanson, Twenty second ward, Manayunk.
George Burns, Paul and Mill streets, Frankford.
Mrs Kline, White Hail. Bndesburg.
John Wackerly lilo BHttonwood street.