Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-15
DR.. L. DIX'E

PRIVATE MEDICAL. OFFICE,
IL EHDroor1 STRxKI, SosTeh, MAss.
O ar "a nged that patients never hesI or ace
Zach other. Recolleet, the only entrance 20 hie
,ffice Ia No. 81, having connection With his
residence, consequsntly no family Interruption,
so that on no account can any person hesitate
applying st his ofhes; I'm nr
boldly asserts, land it cannot be contrsdieteo ez-
sept By quseks, who win say DO anything, even
,ariure themselves, TO impose upon pstente,t
that he
ADVERTISING IL BOSTON.
TWENTY YEARS
engaged in treatment Of Special Diseases, q fact
80 yell known to many citizens, publishers, me,-
.hants hotel proprtstore SC, that he IL mach
recommended, and pa rtieuiariyta
sThAHGEksAHD TRAVELLERS.
To avoid znd escape tmpesitinn Of foreign snd
native auacks. more numerous N Boston than
other large citiess
proudly refers TO profezzrr and respectable phys
ieians-maDy OF whom vho consult him IN cnue
cal cases. because Of his acknowledged skin and
,sputatiOn. attained through so long experience,
practice and observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
De not robbed, and sdo 20 your sufferfngr IN being
deceived ny the lyins onsstz, misrepresentstions,
false promises and gretensions q
syho know little of the nature and character 81
special Diseases, and less 20 their cure. Some
sTblbit forged diplomas o. institutions colleges
q
others exhibit diplomas of the dead, how obtained
| untnovn; not only assn ming and Advertising
In names Of those inserted In the diplomas, bot 20
| further their imposition assume names of othes
celebrated physicians long since dead. Neither be
ofAoB EosTRUm-bIAKERs,
through false certificates and refsrencee, and re
/ cominendationH of their medicines by the dead
| Vho cannot expose OF contradict them; who.
e.ssa+s, 70 ta.sh-s .h-iI impositsons, copy from
| medical books much that If written Of the Quali-
tie- ana sfects Of different herbs and plants and
ascribe all the their pills, sxtracts specf-
les, &C., most Of which, II not all, conts,n mercury,
because Of the ancient belief of it touring every
thing" but nov known 20 sskun more than in
cured" and those not killed, eonstitutionklly in
fGSoRANCE OF oUACK DOCTORS AND
EOSTBUM-MAKERS.
Through the tgprr spce Of the ousck Doctor,
knowing no other remedy he relies upon Mercury
and gives il all his patients In pls drope &C.,
so the nostrum-maker, equally ignorant, adds 70
his so-csIed extracts, Specific, sntidete &C., both
relying upon its effects in curing q few IN q hund.
the land but, alas nothing Is said Of the tsl-
ance some of whom die, Others grow worse, and
are Left to linger suffer for months years
til relieved or cured, II possible, by competen:
BUT ALL oUACKs ARE not IGNORANT.
i Notwithstanding the foregoing facts are
known e soma susss . doctors :, az. I'D r %.
and health of others, there are those among th~rr
, who will even periure themselves, contrsdictins
giving mercury TO they patients, or that ~ IL COZ
sained N their nostruHs, thst the Husasl fee
may be obtained Tor professeslly curing, ''thi
dollar" or "hactioD Of It" may BE- obtained foi
the nostrurn- It IL thus that many deceived
Also and useIessly spend large amounts for exper
: fments with "a ackery.
= DR. L. DIX'S
charges are very moderate. Communication
: sacredly confidential, and al may rely on bin
= With the strictest secresy and confidence, what
ever may be the disease, condition or situation
any one married or single
Medicines sent By mail OF express 70 all parts 0
q the United States.
= All letters requiring advice must contain On
dollar 20 insure answer.
l. Address Dr.. L. Dix, No. Il EnGicott street
?, Boston, Mass.
Boston. 1871. feb9deodkvlyr.