The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23

MAY be privately and conf!dentiaiiy consulted,
either personally or 10y letter. Tor the cure oi
diseases OF the icnerativa Organs, comprising
seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, fmpo-
tencs., syphilis In Whatever form, Gonorrao-a.
tsieei Structure of the Ufethra.b contracted by
conta,ion. or resulting from youthful indisere-
ton tropical heat, bad mir, exposure TO VI
cissltud.s oi temPcrature-
DIR. THOMAS adycrtises with the object Of
Informing sufferers where they may consult a
medical man who can give them proof OF kay-
ing passed through such n course OF profession
al studies and examinations as to entitle him
to the fullest confidence and enable those
oririnc assistance to distinguish brtween him
and the unqualified, mercenary prStendsr, or
seli-styled Doctor, who would. IL he possessed
any degree at all. gladly enough inform the
public from whence IL was obtained.
DIR THOMAS experience has extended over
Twenty-Five years, which have been passed in
England, Ireland. Australia, MeIbonrna. q ons-
dale and Eourhe sireets,) New Il aland.
Queensland, brisbane, South Africa, and other
tropical climates.
For three years DIR. Thomas was a student at
Westminster Hospital. Broad Sanctuary one
year mt 1t. Georges Medical School, Hyde
aIist, Medical College, bloomsbury square,
ontion, and formerly Surgeon to the South
West London Hospital. Also. for six months.
obstetric attendant at the Westminster Mater
In is5s, Dr. Thomas passed his examination
at the Royal College OF surgeons. London, his
examiners consisting OF Sir William Lawrence,
+. X. c. S. F., EDWARD stanley, +. II. c. s. f.
Cesar Hawkins +. X. {. s T., James Luke. F.
Horsdon, +. II. c. S. f., and fhos. wormald,
r. r. C. $. E., las. Aoncriefr. Arnott, Henry
Green and John South, President and Vice
Presidents
In 1864, DIR. Thomas passed his examination
at the Royal College OF Physicians, London,
his examiners consisting of the following emf
nent Physicians: Sir Thomas Watson. NJ. D..
of Edinburg, W. +. Page. NJ. D., James r.. Fen
nett, NJ. D., Arthur Fare. NJ. D., Henry Old
ham, NJ. D.. John Erichsen, L. X. &. S. E., Ihos.
q. Clarke, r. R. c. S. E.
In 1864, DIR. Thomas met the examiners of the
College OF Surgeons, and passed the Midwifery
examination, his examiners consisting of Rob
crt Lee, NJ. D., Henry Oldham, NJ. d.. Arthur
Fare, Physician, Accoucher to the Princess of
Wales.
In 1871, DIR. Thomas made heightened pro-
fessionai visit to Germany, with the object of
making himself acquainted with the views of
several eminent German Pathologists. During
this visU he passed his examination at iiebig :
celebrated University of Giessen, and received
the Degree of NJ. d., or Doctor OF Medicine,
with the highest honors, conferred by the
Chancellor, DR. Frederick William Herman,
Wasserschleben: Rector, DIR. John Michael
Francis Eirnbanm Dena, DIR. Gustavus Adolf
phus Wernher.
In conclusion, DIR. Thomas desires to state
that his treatment is in the highest degree s Ic-
cessful, giving increased power to the brain,
heart and nervous organization; also enrich
Ing the muscular tissues, and patients placing
themselves under his professional care viii re-
ceiye a speedy and permanent cure. looked Tor
in vain from quack remedies, or those unac-
quainted with the Pathology OF special diseases