The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-14

OF century and is 81 years of age at the present
time. For long while he has suffered from blood
poisoning, and tried various remedies and physl-
clans in the hope of being cured. Some one in
formed him of how he had been cured at the COS
MOPOLITAN DISPENSARY. He wrote at once
aud the following day began treatment. He is to-
day cured " rite to him and learn his experience.
Communicate with any of the following ladies' and
gentlemen who have been cured. They have given
permission to use their names vouchers:
MRS. RICHARD LLOYD wife Of Judge Llovd
Dwight way, Berkeley: j. HOLMAN, sos Minna
St., 5. f.; MISS JULIA DUOLEY, 1927 Market st
LO1TIE HART, 240 Greenwich ST.. s. F.: CHAS
ROSE, log Jessie ST., s: r.; MRS. E. Johnson,
22O O'Farrell St, 5. F.. MISS GRACE SACHS, 4
Lewis ST., 5; F.; DAVID WILLIAMS, $40 shotweIl
ST., ). f.; MRS. FRANKIE STEW ART SOP Bush
St. S. f.; ANDREW MCMILLAN MARTIN,
4s Ridley St. 5. r.: MRS. PAULINE YUSS, 26l0
Cal; MRS. KoIBY. 251s willow ave-, 5. f.; Wa.
?. KANE, 1918 Post ST., S. f.; MISS CELIA NEIL
5O2 Davis St, s. F.; MISS ELLEN d. COLLINS,
IA Iehama St, S f.; L NJ. d, WRIGHT, 1924
HOpeton terrace, 5. f.; MILEY DuLAN, I26 Ivy
ST., ). f.; MRS. MARGARET KOHLkR San Jose
MRS. MARY TOWNSEND, 70 Erie ST. s. f.;
FREDERICK BROWN, C0pperOpolis Cal; MRS
LIE ID dAF 3HlS San Jose Cal; FRED 6R0N-
Petauma, CAL; HENRY WOODS. 409 Twenty
eighth ST. 5. T.. GEORGE DANIELSON, 2O4 Four
teenJh ST.. ). f.; JOHN BRECKLAND ISL Silver
S., s. r.; MISS E. PARKER, lac Ninth ST. S. F.;
A. ASf0KG, San Rafael Cal; MRS. 5. Il. SMITH,
Market LARK ST. 5, F.: JENNIE jobs 9A Be dg
ley, Alameda County; MRS. DoWNEY, 21l Lily
ave-, $ f.; PETER A. ANDERSON. 15OO14 Stock
ton St, s F.; MISS BANE. 23lS California
ST., S. T.; ALEX. WOODS sos Seventh ST., 5.
r.; MRS MCGREEVEY Bartlett ST., s. r; HENRY
BR0WN. Union Iron WORKS; MISS MAY
KOUN DTREE. 904 Oak ST., S. f.: ORVILLE VEL
Lint S66 Castro ST. Oakiand: MISS ANNAIIN DE
BLAD, 1868 Linden ST., oakland; e. HUWE. 4IOLz
Fell ST., $. F.; MRS. PAuLINA STEWART, S32
ebS OAK
land; HERMAN BOSE, 1888 Folsom St, s. F.:
MISS NELLIE MADDI6AN, 9l2 McAllister ST.,
S. f.; ADOLPH LOEGE, Old Mission road, S. +.
MRS. L p WOODS. 523 Second ST.. $ r.; HUGH
McsHERRY, 34l Fifth ST., S. f.; MRS. DALEsSI,
MRS. A. FIEHMAN. Tracy, san Joaquin County,
Cal; a. b. ADLoF, 6l61a Grove ST. s. r.: ADOLPH
WOODS, Broadway and Twenty-frst ST., Oakland !;
w. j. RAY, Sumner, CAL; HERMAN J. BOSE, 1888
Folsom ST., ). h.
The Cosmopolitan Dispenssry is medical and
surgical institute, located permanently at the
junction OF stockton, Ellis and Market streets, for
the cure of all diseases, Affections and deformites
sta of physicians and surgeons having diplomas
and the Endorsement of the best colleges OF medicine
and surgery, skilled specialists who nave had long
experience in treating special and chronic diseases
are in constant attendance. he great advantage
an institution of this character has is selfdemon-
stratiye How often an individual physician has
enormously diagnosed a easel Our patients have
the advantage OF having the entire medical and
surgical staff diagnose their when 1t is neces-
sary. for which there is no additional cost phar-
macy is attached and all prescriptions filled free OF
charge.
CAUT+ ON-THE WONDERFUL CURES EF-
FECTED BY THE Cosmopolitan DISPENSARY,
COMBINED WITH THEIR EXTENSIVE ADVER-
TISING, HAS CAUSED SOME UNSCRUPULOUS
PHYSICIANS TO EMPLOY "STEERERS" OR
DOCTOR CAPPERS" WHO PRACTICE THEIR
VOCATION IN OUR VICINITY AND ENDEA VOR
TO ENTICE PATIENTS INTO THE DENS OF
THEIR EMPLOYERS. BEWARE OF THEM IF
THEY APPROACH YOU On THE STREET.
We are open daily from A. NJ. to P. N. Sun
days from 8 TO a.