Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-14
Dr. L DIK'S

PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
q EHDIooII STREET, BOsT1ss HLss. 1
each other. Recollsct, the only entrance 70 he
Untce IL No. q, having 10 connection WITH his
residence, consequently 40 family interTuptlon,
so that account csn any person hesitate
DR. DIX
psldIy asserts, land it cannot be oOntradictee, ex
cspt BY quacks, who viii say do anything, even
peuure themselves, 70 impose upon pztients,t
that be
Is TIE oELr BroULAB GRADUATE PHYsIe1,s
ADEEkI4sIso ID EOs2OE.
TWENTY YEARS
engaged il treatment q Special Diseases, fEet
80 well known % many citizens, publishers, mex
shsn-s hotel proprlef0rs sc, that lie is much
recommended, end % rtieuisrly to
sTkAEGEHsAND TRAVELLERS.
To avoid and escape imposition OF foreign and
native Quacks. more nulAer0us IN Boston than
other large eltles' ND nr
proudly refers 20 pTOfessrz and respectable phys
ieIans-unary Of zhou4 Eho eonHuif hun IN crit
cal czsss, because OF his acknowledged skln and
reputation, attained through long expsEiencs,
practice and observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
be rot robbed, and add 20 Jour suHeT1ngs u being
deceived BY the lying boasts, misrepresentation,
false promises and pretenziOns Of
FOREIGN AND EATEgE QUACKE,
~ho know little Of che stature and character II
Special Diseases, and less - 20 their cure. Some
exhibit forced Diplomas - institutions colleges
EhIch never existed any part u The world.
others exhibit diplomas of the dead. buW obtained
unknown; not eni1 ASH ming ana advertising
in names of thOss inserted III the diplomas, but 70
further their imposition assume names Of othss
celebrated physicians long since dead. Neither be
deceived by
QUACR EOsTRUsd-EAKEEs,
through false certificates auo refereneea, and re
COMMUNICATIONS ~ Their medicines BY the dead
EhU cannot Expose OF euntradief them; OF who,
besides, TO further then imposiffOpr, copy from
medical books much that r EritteI8 % the cuzit-
ties and efiecfs Of different herbs aEd plznts ard
zscrlbe all the o. their plls, 1Etracr Trif-
ics &C, 81 which ~ not ali, aoutstb ,nepoury
because II the ancient heiiPf OF it steg1R zvsr.
thing but noG known % sskin more Ahzu H.
cured" and those not killed, e0ngltutionaliy i=-
Iured for life.
IGNORANCE OF oUACE DOCTORS AND
NOSTRUkE- MAKERS
Through the igDaTenee q III 2useE Doctor,
KNOWING no ether tenrdy he relies ug5oB Afercurv
ard gives II TO AL kis patients n pile, CROP &C.
50 the nOstTum-nBker. equAily iyYlOrsr-. adds fu
his sO-Galled eEtTzcts specific autlcete, &c, boil.
relying upon - effects u ZlrirE fEE ~ huuG.
red, II Ii trumpsted 10 vaEE0ls 2sFs throughout
che iaud: sut, aiEs nothing y esd - the EEL
svsce, some uf vhora die e-hs-z yrJw 7rorze s-f
are EFF e. uageT ~ suffer f1T rs0nrhs " years CT
til relieved or cured, II possible, ~ oOEapeasrt
BG5T AL oUACBs ABR NOT IGNORANT.
notwithstanding re foregoing taets arc
kn5wI = zBEne 7UEes loeasrF srs rec
trum-makerss yet, regardless % the life
Ard heath ofofbsrs here are those srnf,g tn
who viii even periurs Themselves, conTrscictir e
giving mercury 60 their patients " hat l. Is eT-
tsiRec "a +heiT uOstrurs nat the "vzgus1 fes's
nav be obtained for professslly curIne, OF ssthe
doIlsI, - fraction Of 81" may be Obtained Tor
the nosrrum. II IL thnsthat many are deceived
also and usslessiy spen5 large amounts for ezEaY
tmsnts with 9uackeFys
DR L. DIx'E
charges are very moderate. Communication
saeredly confidential, and al may rely On bifs
with chs strictest secrecy and Confidence what
ever may be the disease, condition situation %
any one, married OF single.
Medicines sent by mali OF express 20 ali partg =
the United Staosr.
An letter. requiring advice mugt contain exc
dellsT 20 insure eUsNgI
Address Dr. L. Dix, 30. u Enaicctt street.
Boston, Mass.
Boston, 1871, feb9deod svlYr.