Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-23
DIR. L. DIX'S

PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
FL EEDIooTT STREET, BosToE, MASS.
ar ia nged that patients never hear or see
Zach other. Reeollect, the only entrance to his
Ifice is No. 81, having no connection with his
residence, consequently family inteuuptions
80 that on no account can shy person hesitate
applying at his office.
DR.. DIX
oeldly asserte land IL cannot be contrsdicted, exs
.ept by quacks, who viii say or do nything, even
2eriure themselves, to impose upon Pstients,(
hat he
Is THE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE FHTgIo1AS
ADvERTIsISe BOSTON.
TWENTY YEARS
engaged in treatment Of special Diseases, fact
90 well known TO many citizens, publishers, mer-
,hants, hotel pTOpTietHrs, &C, that be Il much
recommended, and ps rtieulRriy 20
sTRANGERsArD TRAVELLERS.
To avoid and escape imposition Of foreign ana
native quacks, more numerous IN Boston than
other large cities,
proudly refers TO professrs and respectable phys
'cians-many of whom vho consult him IN erii-
al cases, because of his acknowledged skill and
equation, attained through so long experience
practice and observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
De not robbed. and add to your suTerinsr in being
ieceive6 by the lying boasts, miErepressntstjons
talse promises and preteDs1Ons Of
FOREIGN AND NATIVE GUACBs,
Eho know little of the nature and character OF
special Diseases, and less TO their cure. some
-xh1bit forsed diplomas Of INSTITUTIONS colleges
Thieh never existed ~ any part VI The world;
Ithers exhibit diplomas of the dead. how obtained
unknown; not ONLY asso ming and sdvnTT1sIng
u names of those inserted IN the dipiumzs, but 20
further their imposition assume names II Other
celebrated physicians long since dead. Neither be
oUACK NOsTRUM-MAKERs,
through false certificates ano references, and re
concentrations Of then medicines by the dead
gho cannot expose OF contradict them: Who,
So. much that II srItten Of tbe quaIi
ies snd effects Of different hsTbr and giants and
a0rafG aIlN kss.zu FL
&c, most of which If not ALL CONTAIN mercury
BECAUSE OF the ancient bellef OF its touring svsrs
hing" but noS known 70 'fkin more Than is
-ured," and those not killed, eonsntutionsly IL
ured for life.
IGNORANCE OF oUACK DoCToRs AND
NOSTRUM-nARRRs
Through the Ignorzncs Of che Quark DnsroE
moving no other remedy he relies upop MerourF
md gives IL to all bic patients In piIls drnrs Sc
70 the nOstrurD-msksr. equally ignorant, adds e
lis sO-calIed extracts, spAcfffc zntidPte &c hatt
elying upon it, effects IN curing . feu in hind
ed, IL IL trumpeted in various vays throughout
he land; but, alas nothing IL Ssio Of he kaI-
nee, some Of whom die, Jthers grow wnTSe. and
.re ieft c" finger suffer for months OF yezrrup-
y relieved or cured, Il possible, b. competent
JhysIclEns.
sUT AL oUACRs ARE NOT ISNoRaNr-
Notwithstanding he foregoing fsrts srs
Snovp 70 some Quseb doctors and nos
rum-mskers, yet, Regardless Of The Hfs
rho Uill even perurt themselves, eBurradfcrlug
1vIng mercury 20 their patients, that II IL cu.
aimed 10 their uOstrums, -n that the usual ter
nay be obtained for professAdly curing, 0r ssthe
lolar," or TRACTION OF IT." may be 0htAinpe fof
ne nosrrum- II IL thus that many arr dscefv~6
.lso. and usaiessly spend large amounts for exyer
ments with Quseh"ry.
DE- L, DIx'S
harges are very moderate. Communications
acredly confidential. and all may rely on him
nth the strictest -ecresy and oonndsIsce, EhEts
YER may be- the diEs-are condition OF situation Of
ny one, m srTiso OF single.
Medicines sent by mail or express 60 all parts Of
he United StRtes.
All letters requiring advice must contain one
ollsT IN insure answer.
Address Dr. L. Din, No. q EDeic9tt street.
sOsr1El, Mas.
Boston, 1871. fsbgdsOd&vIYF