The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-11-06

v~OkMEkL1 OF bunaio, N J. now, OF lineage
II in order to accommodate his patients in this
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. visiting
NILES, DOWAGIAC, pDECATUH,
PAW PAW, -sse g.
and vicinity, and therefore would say to the citizens
~ 'hose places. that he is fully that there
'y medical gentlemen visiting different
pa - ~, iue country, who Judging from their sue
SO y" 'uo treatment OF uiseasel have but little
claim to professional knowledge ,et ,.re,1beless :
claiming for himself, first thorou.h medical
education, second, considerable practical LnnwI-
edge of the treatment OF disease and alsf ~ i.,;,
great success in years past in the treatment of ;
ease. He is confident of success in AZ. rurabls
cases that may be presented, (fof his impress Cd
method of treatment) in this vicinity. (.
Ii 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 I'm years past subjected to MANY and varied
changes audit would seem strange indeed if those
changes had no tendency upward or onward keep
ing pace with other arts and sciences
The DIR. Is fully aware that the medical world is
lar Denind many oil the arts and sciences vet at the
same time there are many minds of great goodness
of heart who have spent nights and DAYS of nnt,r-
ing toll IN order to add the grand stock of med
ical knowledge. With these facts before ms every
medical gentleman should try to keep pace with ali
improvements in the medical world =
Some minds will be led to enquire what parf,cn,-
lar diseases does the Dr. pay most attention to and
what is his particular mode OF practice? The Doc
tor would say that be has not adopted specialtv
in the treatment of disease, the choice of RENEE
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 every med
zeal gentleman to turn his attention in this direc
tion from the fact that small contracted weak lungs
are among the commonalites of the present t;p,e
also among the female there is a universal ,en
dency to scoriula efemiancy, internal weakness
and debility therefore TO restore the small AT
weak lungs, to a full, round erect size and sbaTs
making the short breath long the weak vni;ce
strong, and entirely removing the internal weak
ness deoty, AL gone feeling at the stomach, pain
In the back. soreness the small of the hact
and bowels, together with cold feet dizziness
blindness on stopping, together with MANY other,
symptoms which prevail among the female sex,
which often arise from scorinous dathesis
Ii rs the Drs purpose to treat chronic diseases
generally, and hope to give satisfaction
" 18th regard TO treatment the DR. STYLES his nrac
tice ANALYTIC CHEMISTRY, as he discards the
mineral poison and anals ses all vegetable SUBJ
stances which he uses. The Dr. has discovered
many remedies in his travels which he finds
great utility in the Of disease which are moi -.
general use especially those discovered while
among the native Indians. well as those growing
among the continual summer of Mexico Espeeials
y would we call the attention to that class ut rem.
edies which by recent chemical developments he
uses Tor general weakness and debility, in which
he used III case in ~. Joseph Co., Ind. where tor
two years the person was confined To the room and
couch; but on application of his treatment. per-
lnIanent cure followed. And also i'm various e; seS
OF debility, his patients constantly gain strength
while bis medicines aid the recuper. tive process OF
mature. The Ir. believes his trea ms nj of dis, ase
to be fully up with the times and will take pleasure
III explaining his method of treatment by letter
or otherwise, to any person who desires to consult
him. The DR.. viii also be pleased To undertake to
satisfy any skeptcal mind with regard TO his medi-
cal knowledge success in treating the most diff
cult forms OF disease. (of the Head Ears Throat
Heart, Lungs, Liver. Spine. Kidheys, &C., &c J
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 Tor a much longer time; also he would refer
To any person privately to numbers of ndir rdual
cases carefully treated ard cured of various forms
of disease, since the introduction of his practce
in the West. The Dr. especially invites persons
suticrif with weakness general debility or actual
disease, to give him call, and perhaps bv con-
SdltatIon or thorough examination of the person.
may receive satisfaction is his or her case The
DIR. will make no charges for consultation or ex-
animation. On account OF the great variety, O;
d charges for medical service some would inquire
# what the habit OF Dir. d., is in this respect The
D DIR would say that account of the financial
condition of the country he has reduced his fees
4 tor medical service
! His charges for prescriptions and me Lines in
ordinary cases, Is three dollars per month"; aud as
+ he expects to make monthly visits 10 the ahoye
places it affords an excellent opportunity io- a.
d who desire his counsel or ado ''"se
viii =. vlcintr rno desire =, ,ne ae may
snh: Tue Dr. az. are not able 70 visit INN be- L,s
Joned a list OF questions which NAV be answered
d by the patient and sent BY a friend 10 the DR. on
< forwarded to hun at Chicago, and BY previous
e no'lce ana arrangement he may be able to pay
2 them visit. The following list of questions is
: not designed To meet every case but to give the
d patient an idea BY which he NAV be guided in the
description OF the case. All other information
possible 81 oud also be giren in order that the DIR,
g may De able to Judge correctly.
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