The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-04-24

anu tueFeOTc WOulu say 10 the ctlZenS
of those places, that he is fully aware that there
are many medical gentlemen visiting different
parts of the country who judging from their sue
cess in the treatment of disease) have bnt little
claim to professional knowledge. yet, nevertheless,
claiming for himself first, a thorough medical
education, second, considerable practical knowl-
edge of the treatment of disease and also of having
great success in years past in the treatment of dis
ease. He is confident of success in all durable
cases that may be presented, (for his improved
method of treatment) in this vicinity.
1t IS known to be true by persons of extended
observation, that the medical world as well as
every other department of knowledge, is aud has
been In years past, subjected to many and varied
changes andi would seem strange indeed if those
changes had no tendency upward or onward keep
ing pace with other arts and sciences.
The Dr. Is fully aware that the medical world is
Tar behind many OF the arts and sciences yet the
same time there are many minds of great goodness
OF heart who have spent nights and days of untir-
ing toll in order to add to the grand stock of med
ical knowledge. With these facts before US, every
medical gentleman should try to keep pace with all
improvements in the medical world - ,, ~
Some minds will be led to enquire what particu-
lar diseases does the DIR. pay attention to- and
what is his particular mode of practice? The Doc
tor would say that he has not adopted a speciality
In the treatment of disease the choice of RENE
dies; he has however TURNED bis attention. more
particularly to the treatment of LUNG AND FE-
MALE DISEASES; and the present condition of
our race physically, would seem to urge med
lcal gentleman to turn his attention in this dlrec
ton, from the fact that small contracted weak lungs
are among the commodities of the present time !;
also among the female sex there is universal ten
dency to scorfuIa efemiancy, internal weakness
and debility therefore to restore the SMALL fiat
weak lungs to full, round, erect size and shape
making the short breath long, the weak voice
strong, and entirely removing the internal weak
ness. debility, all gone feeling at the stomach pain
in the back soreness across the small of the back
and bowels, together with cold feet dizziness,
hlindnaSs on 9th
symptoms which prevail among the female SEX
which often arise from a scorfulous diathesis
1t is the Drs- purpose to treat chronic diseases
generally, and hope to give satisfaction.
With regard to treatment the DIR. styles his prac-
tice ANALYTIC CHEMISTRY, as he discards the
mineral poison and analyses all vegetable SUBJ
stances which he uses. The DIR. has discovered
many remedies in his travels which he finds of
great utility in the of disease which not in
general use especially those discovered while
among the native Indians, as well as those growing
among the continual summer of Mexico Especial
y would call the attention to that class OF rem
edies which by recent chemical developments he
uses for general weakness and debility, in which
he used in a case in ST. Joseph Co., Ind. where for
two years the person was confined to the room and
couch but on application of his treatment per-
manent cure followed. And also in various cases
of debility. his patients constantly gain strength,
while his medicines aid the recuperatve process of
nature. The Hr. believes his treatment of disease
to be fully up with the times and will take pleasure
in explaining his method of treatment by letter
or otherwise, to person who desires to consult
him. The DIR. will also be pleased to undertake to
satisfy any skeptical mind with regard to his medi-
cal knowledge in treating the most diff
cult forms of disease, (of the Head Ears, Throat,
Heart, Lungs, Liver, Spine, Kidneys, &C., &c }
by referring to parties in this vicinity and in other
parts of the country, who have carfully watched
his treatment of disease for months, and in some
cases for much longer time; also he would refer
| to any person privately to numbers of individual
carefully treated and cured of various forms
of disease, since the introduction of his practice
in the West. The DIR. especially invites persons
suffering with weakness general debility, actual
disease, to give him call, and perhaps by con-
sultatiOn a thorough examination of the person,
may receive satisfaction is his or her case. The
DR.. will make no charges for consultation or ex
animation. On account of the great variety oil
charges for medical service. some would inquire
what the habit of DIR. d., is in this respect. The
| DIR. would say that account of the financial
condition of the country, he has reduced his fees
for medical service.
His charges for prescriptions and medicines in
ordinary cases, is three dollars per month"; and as
he expects to make monthly visits to the above
places, it affords excellent opportunity for those
who desire his counsel or advice. As there may
| be some in this vicinity who desire to counse
| with the DIR. and are not able to visit him. he has
subjOined list of questions which NAV be answered
by the patient and sent by friend 10 the DIR. oi
| forwarded to him at Chicago, and by previOu:
notice and arrangement he may be able to pay
them a visit. The following list of questions Is
not designed to meet every case, but to give the
patient an idea by which he may be guided in tho
description of the case. All other information
possible should also be given in order that the DR.
mn ha 10 I'd la,