DR.. ROGERS
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@g-No PAY UNLESS ACURE BE EFFECTED
IN Tu q DAYS.


DIR. ROGERS,
Member of the Medical and Surgical Societies OF New
York and Louisiana, Graduate of the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA, and Honorary member of the Wash
ingtOn University of Baltimore, of years stand
ing, may be consulted all diseases to which the
human frame is incident, but more particularly in that
class uf cases commonly called


SECRET DEkURDEERS.


! DR.. ROGERS, from regular medical education
and practice of Il years, exclusively Gevotedtohe
treatment of these maladIeS, y IN New York. Havana,
New Orleans, Mexico, and this city, is enabled 10
WARRANT TO both aisafe speedy and permanent
cure, for the WORST of them any of the eff


feels resulting from the use of mercury or tl!e NAL
| practice of luaCks.


/ Persons afflicted with copper -colored bIotches, on


the face and head, pains in the limbs or body, nodes
the bones of the arms andegs, uceIatCd sore nose,
mouth, throat, or any other symptoms of that oat
some disease, ,"TIIE CONSIITUIION.4L .4FFEC-
IION;'' persons afflicted with obstinate urehral dis
| charges, or weakness of the urinary organs who
are suffering from indulgence in certain destructive
| habit known as the "SOLII.fRY TTCE,'' and who,
from disgust aud DISAPPOINTMENT have abandoned all
hopes of a cure, strurs urged to call at this of
! fee. If NOT CURED no mGney WILL demanded.
! GONORRHCEA AND GLbET-Cured in from to
80 hours by single apple atlon Wthoutrequlrng pa
tients take any medicine whatever This treatment
cures in one sixth the time of any other. 1t is per
| feet 1t requires me- change in dpt or habits. No
nauseating doses of Basan, Turpentine, Harlem Oil,
&C No astTingent in jeCtiOhs or b0ugles used, but
curing obtained to certainty, in the time named with


out pain inconvenience or discovery.


Il STRUCTURE. This disease is of very frequentoc
currence and often exists in persons who are not the
least aware of it, 1t frequently prevents men from
being fathers, who otherwise would have childen.7-
Ii induces mpOtency, great weakness OF the parts,


sua dySpepsia diseases of the bladder, the uTCters
and Kidneys DR.. Rogers treats the cIsease a new
plan known TO he the only method that ever peraaa


,.e1ty removes Structure All other methods ofreat-
ing il are mere PALLIATlVEs. They only suspend the
nptoms for short time, but the plant to
return with TedOubed violenCe and render 1t more
difficult to cure. Or. Rogers Will contract ta remove


Structure for certain sum, payable when it be ascer


tanned that the disease Is permanently removed. In


all cases cure can be obtained to certainty IN Us
many hours it formerly required days; or even
weeks, without pain or Inconvenience.


{G5sDR. ROGERS can refer TO some OF the most
respectable persons OF Baltimore, who have becn cuI
ed by him of structures that had, for long time, been
pronounced incHrable.


sPAsMoDiC STICRTuRE removed in an hour,


DISEASE OF THE PROSTRATE GLAND andaf-
fees yns of the eyes aid skin speedily cured.


fk-AIl diseases of Females, spet Oily attended 10.
i SURGICAL OPERATE ONS-Sueh as for squint-
ing, Club Foot, sc performed on the poor gratis.
i Separate Private Offices


Il Strict SECRECY observed and charges moderate.


Persons at a distance must pay postage.


Il FRENCH, SPANISH II and PORTUGUESE spoken.
i TAKE SPECIAL NOTICE. DIR. Rogers conducted
for several years the most extensive Veheeai huspl-
RI pitfalls ever established in New York, Havana anu New
Orleans, and il is geneTally known that his praCnce,
experience and success, in the treatment OF private
diseases, have been TREBLE that OF any other phy-
scian south OF New York. For evidence OF iegdE
qualification, he refers TO the Professors OF the medi


cal colleges named above, and for proofs OF neqtatted
in the treatment of The most desperate cases,
10 numerous certificates (substaruaed by oath) tell
dered him by grateful persons, afflicted with diseases
that considered absolutely lnCurabe. he iol-
lowing, tlOm very respecta gentleman, ID seleCt-
ed from a number for its brevty II needs little dis
cPmment to erceve that one ce established cure IS
worth all the PUTTING, AUCTlONEERING, and
sELF-LAUDATloM,i in u 1he m, world; .,


! CERTIFlChTE


This is TO CeTtifY, That afflicted with StIctuTe
OF the Urethfa, at times accompanied with gieety
discharge, for term of fifteen years, the greater part
of which time under The charge oil seVerhi emf
ngnt physicians, who all failed in doing my complaint
any good. had very great difficulty in passing my
water and obliged TO get out oil bedseveral tunes
each night to do So My health became very Dad. /


had pain in the back, about the Kidneys and dyspep-
sia, and lost my power and became impotent' Al


ter enduring the greatest suherngs, was ad'iseo 10


apply to Dr. Rogers, who cured me perfectly IN about


ten days, without giving me any pam, ana ailhough


several months have now passed, have had no re


turn whatever OF my complaint, and my health, In


every respect, is as good as that OF any person


iSianed) - n, G. X =.


State of Maryland, Cityof Baltimore, SET:


On the 18th day ofApnl, A. D. 1894, before me, the


subscriber Justice of the said State, Ill ana lW the
city of Baltimore aforesaid personally appeared ~"
Ii Gt*t, and made oath on the Holy Evangely Of Al
mighty God, that the facts stated in the foregoing
statement are true. Sworn and subscribed before
/ u. IL, MCDONALD.
n MEDICAL OFFICE,


No. SeUTH FREDERICK STREET,
|
{ Established in order TO afford the afflicted sound


and scientific medical aid, and for the SUPPRESSION
of QUACKERY. '
DIR. ROGERS .r..
To young men and others, who may nave injured
themselves by improper indnlgehces. 49, ' a
T, INPOTENC Y-IlfP us S.fNEE.
One of the most frequent penalties paid ny those
who give unrestraned license TO their passions, IS
loss of yire power. The young, unaware OF the
fearful results that may ense are but too apt 10 com
= init Gxcesses. ImpOtency may and does occur from
= |


many other causes; but by far the most frequent


source of it i; abuse of the sexual organs, by exces-
" sve veneIy -pOliuton-particulary the last
1t is fact well known to those who understand the
y NATTER that all those who Practice the sotltdry rtce
lose the power of pro- creating sooner thah the more
prudent. Too great excitement of the genital organs
however productive of other effects besides pema


potency, it tends to derange the digestive iuhc-
i, tons and weaken the physical and mental powers
Thus parents and others often deceived as to the
+ true source of the complaints of youth and young


men, 1t could be shown how the attenuation oil the
Frame palpaiation of the heart, arrangement oil the
+ nervous system, cough, indigestion and tain of
symptoms, indicative of consumption, are often as


cribed to wrong causes, when i'll reality they are the


consequences of an allurng and pernciOus practice,
II alike destructive 10 the mind and body.


!, DES PERTES SElfTN.aLES ESINpOLONI.aIRES.


The most common result of self-abuse is inVolun-
tarv Seminal Emissions, for various reasons but a
Z passing notice of this distressing complaint can be
given here. Iteomes very gradually. 1t ltcommences


by prectpde emission of semen either i'll coiiion or
e during lascivious Dreams The emissions are pre-
mature and without 0rce ana the efecu0hS Slight ana
d incomplete and subside. As the affection in
creases the emissions become frequent and more


readily excited, induced mere Iy by cratic ideas or
the least Utilization, and take place without
erection and without peasure-sans el sans
s sensations voluptuese. In this weak and susceptible
e condition of the organs -poluOns liable TO occur
81 both day and night gradually undermining the health
l. The patient becomes pale, thin and weak, suffers
from pansin back and head has disturbed vision aud
e sckiy anguid look aud feels totally untitled for ac
', tive bodily or mental occupation His mind heng con
stany absorbed with his suerngs he eagerly peuses
every thing re atiVe to his complaint Obliged to con-


cea his situation from his friends and ashamed 10 APP
ply to those who from eduCation knowledge and prac
e teal experience alone able to assist him, he flies
e TO gaorant quack by whom his pecuniary means