Judd’s Building
Life Span: 1861-TBD
Location: SE corner Clark and Monro
Architect: TBD
- Halpin & Bailey’s City Directory for the Year 1863
Bigelow Charles, physician, 179 Clark
Martine J. Edward, Chicago dancing academy, 179 and 181 Clark. h. same.
John C. W. Bailey’s Chicago City Directory for 1867
Bigelow C., physician 179 Clark, h 755 Wabash av.
Chicago Tribune, September 24, 1861
CHICAGO DANCING ACADEMY.
Judd’s Building, Southeast corner of Clark and Monroe Streets.
We have removed to this building and are fitting up its commodious rooms in the most superb manner, and as soon as finished will open them for reception of visitors. We cordially invite persons desirous of acquiring a thorough knowledge of Dancing to visit our Academy and see that its Teachers are competent and its appointments complete.
Our season will commence October 1st. Weekly Soiress of the School will be held as heretofore on Tuesday Evenings.—Martine & Edwards.
Chicago Tribune, October 19, 1861
French Guard.
All who speak the French language and who desire to defend the Unlon, where the commander is John B. DeClereq, an experienced ex-oficer in the French and Belgium army, and who te sustained by other prominent oficers of the old country. It is believed that all who love freedom will join such a kind of Company to suppress the disaster which now threatens the whole country.
Recruiting office, Judd’s Building, corner of Monroe and South Clark street.
Chicago Tribune, January 17, 1864
Dr. Bigelow has permanently located at 179 South Clark St., corner of Monroe, to whose advertisement we call the attention of our readers, who may require his services.
The public have been imposed upon, and grossly so, by those styling themselves Specialists. Their publications clearly prove the truth of what Burns, the poet, says: “Some books are lies from end to end,” while their consultations demonstrate the remainder of the rhyme: “And some great lies never penned.”
It is impossible to describe the suffering which disease entails upon man, and it needs no arguing to convince men that, when injudiciously treated, their suffering must be greatly augmented, or result in death, if such treatment be long continued. In the Doctor’s widely extended practice, he has cured thousands of cases where malpractice had entailed months and years of suffering. The venereal virus, when absorbed into the system, is truly astonishing; but the power which a thorough-bred physician has to neutralize the disease and restore to health is more astounding. There is not a question or a doubt existing amongst the medical fraternity that all species of venereal diseases can be cured, and be fully eradicated from the system. But it mast be treated by a scientifically educated physician, more especially one who has devoted his life and study to its treatment. Such a man is Dr. B., and from us he needs no encomiums. Facts in his practice tell the truth. Two years ago he established himself at No. 179 Clark street, and has built up for himself, within that short space of time, a practice which exceeds that of any other physician in the city; while his success is attested by thousands, having never failed to effect a cure. Consult the Doctor, and thereby prevent imposition. His rooms are separate for both ladies and gentlemen, and the strictest confidence is observed with all his patients. If you wish speedy cure and scientific treatment, don’t forget the Doctor’s number, No. 179 South Clark street, corner of Monroe.
- Judd’s Building
SE Corner Monroe and Clark
Sanborn Fire Insurance Map
1869
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