The family physician, consumptives guide to health and lady's medical companion / compiled chiefly from the works of Benjamin Rush ; edited by A.H. Flanders.

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[1864]
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Credit: The family physician, consumptives guide to health and lady's medical companion / compiled chiefly from the works of Benjamin Rush ; edited by A.H. Flanders. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONSULTATIONS FREE. Prof. Flanders, the editor of this book, makes no charge for consultation, or advice, whether personally or by letter. His residence, and office, are in Wentworth's Building, Low- ell, Mass. For the benefit of those who cannot visit the city, he has so arranged his practice and pre- pared his remedies, that he can treat them suc- cessfully and satisfactorily at a distance ; al- though he prefers that the patient should give him the opportunity of a personal examination, whenever it is possible, by calling at his office. But when this cannot be done conveniently, and invalids can only consult by letter, a print- ed list of questions will be fowarded, by which all the facts necessary to any case will be as- certained. A candid opinion will be promptly returned. Remedies may be sent by express to all parts of the country. His treatment, conducted up- on this plan, has been attended by the most gratifying results, and its benefits have been ex- tended to thousands who could not leave their distant homes, and must otherwise have failed of relief. The remedies he employs are care- fully prepared under his own hand. His charges are moderate, and the poor should not hesitate to apply. The full address is given at page 44. Fntered, according to act of Congress, in the year 1864, Bt A. H Flanders, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of Massachusetts.