Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-08-10
DR.. L. DIX'S

PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
Il EsDICorI STREET, SosTSk, AAsz. !
ar rs Bged that patients never hear VI SO
each other. hecolleet, the only entrance u N Q
1ttiee If no. q, having connection WITH his
residence, consequently family interruptl1D,
that on account can any person hesitate
applying at his orde5, nv
boldly esssrt5, tsud il cannot be sdcted, es-
sspt by qusckE, who vii say 90 anything, even
perjure themselves, 20 impose upon PstientE,(
that he
IL TIE OILY HEoULAB Graduate PHYSICIAN
.. Ap TTgEMTy = vs s9iFSE'
50 EelI known TO many citizens, publishers, M L
chants, hotel pEoyristOrs, &c, that he IS much
recommended, and pa rticuiazly TO
sTEANGEKsAED TkA vzLERs.
To avoid and escape imposition of foreign and
active guseks. more numerous IN Boston than
other large cities,
proudly refers 20 professor aud respectable phys
,cizns-meny of whom ~hU o0nsuh nun II eriti-
ssl eases, hscauze of ms acknowledged skill ard
reputation, attained through 30 long experience,
practice and observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
De not robbed, ana ado 70 your sufisrIngs being
deceived by the lying bosasts, misrepresentation,
false promises and pretensl01s Of
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QUACkS,
EhO know little of the nature and character IF
Special Diseases, ana less 81 20 their cure. some
xhIbit forged diplomas Of Institutions colleges
sghteb never existed IN zny part Of the Ssrid
others exhibit diplomas OF the dead, hoe ohtsin.d
unknown; not only .ssU ming and advertss4Ig
"a ususz Of those inserted in the diplomas, but to
further their imposition assurne names Of othsr
selebTat-d physic ais lcng ginee dead. Neither be
deceived by ...- .-..
.. aUACK NOsTRUEI-lsAKERe, ss
through false certificates and references, and 70
concentrations Of their medicines by the dead
Rhc cannot sxpoee OF contradict them; on who.
besides, to further their TnposItIous, copy from
medical books much thst Is written OF the goaii-
ties and effects of different herbs and plants. ard
4scTibe all the same TO their pills. sztrse sspeci-
les &c, most of which, if not all, contain mercury,
because Of the ancient belief OF its touring eyer
sured," and those not killed, eonsttutiongliy in
iursd fOY life.
IGNORANCE or oUACK DOCTORS AND
.-. .-.s EOSTRUH-MARERS.
Through the Ignorance Of the onaek Doctor,
knowing no other remedy he relies upon Mercury
and gives il all bis patients IN pills. drops ae.,
so the nostTum-msker, equally Ignorant, adds TO
ais so-caed extracts, specific, sntidste, &C., both
relying upon its effects in curing few in hund,
red, il IL trunpeted IN VARIOUS ways throughout
the land but, alas ! nothing rs said OF the ssl-
Anee, some Of whom die, Others grow worse, and
tre left e ngeT suffer for months years,
iii relieved or cured, il possi5ie, by competent
physicians.
Notwithstanding The foregoing facts are
known to some euscb doctors and
srum-mskers, yet, regardless Of the life
ana nSatLn OF CtLsIss Llsfr are buseS ztnu8k
who will even periure themselves, eontradicting
giving mercury 20 their patients, thf IL il
Gained their nostrums, so that the ''us1sl fee'
may be obtained for profeSsedly curing, titbs
ioIlsr," or "fraction Of it." may be obtained fox
the nostru1n. II is thHsths many arc deceived,
.Iso and uselessly spend large amounts for exper.
iments with qusckery.
DR. L. DIX'S
charges are very moderate. Communications
sacredly confidential, and all may rely on him
With the striCbest seeresy and confidence, what
aver may be the disease, condition situation of
any oRe, married or single.
Medicines sent by mail or express to all parts Of
The United states.
All Letters requiring advice must contain one
dollar 20 insure en answer.
Address DIR. L. Dix, 30. Il Endicott stIeets
Boston, Mass.
Boston. 1871, fsbedeod6wlyr.