The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DRs. EYANs AND RUTTLEY.-TI

h>Ssy9 DRS. EVANS AND RUTTLEY.-THES
remarkable physicians and benefactOrs OF the
afflicted are meeting with astonishing success. Their
parlors as well as their public hail. daily thronged
with patients, and have yet hear OF single case
in which their treatment has proved highly bene-
fetal, and in most q effected by single
treatment Of but few minutes. Their treatment ia
peculiar TO themselves, although there have been
in all ages who have had the same magnetic
power over diseases OF the body and mind (some call
It the Gift of Heallng yet few have possessed 1t to
such an extent nearly all diseases and persons
1t is life and vitality passed from strong, healthy
body to eak one, that resto the lost unequal
circulation OF the vital or nervous fluid. SO powerful
s this influence that persons who have for many
suffered from diseases which have been promo Inced
incurabe, and TO whom medicine has been admins
tered with good effect have been restored to
health In an incredibly short space of time. Below
we gvea few of their wonderful cures:
THE DEAF AND DUMB MADE TO HEAR AND SPEAK.
This is TO certify that my little daughter, twelve
years of age had been deaf and dumb siuoe she was
eighteen months old; could neither hear nor speak
since that time until she treated by Drs Ruttley
and Evans about two weeks ago, who, by two treat
ments of but few minutes each, have perfectly re-
stored her hearing and her speech, so that she can
repeat any word sentence in an integole manner
(Sgned) ANN DIVINE,
Residence, No. 1909.
Affirmed and subscribed before me this seventh day
of October 1867. II. TUNISON, Alderman.
DISEASE CURED,
This is to certify that my little daughter, six and
one-half years of age, had been suffering from Hip
Disease for the past eighteen monthsi could not walk
without assistance had been in the City Hospital for
four weeks without receiving any benefit was cured
by DIS. Ruttley and Evans by the treatments OF but
a few minutes each, and is now perfectly free from
her disease
(Signed) SUSANNA SWBENY,
Residence, No. 10 Leeds avenue, Philadelphia.
sworn and subscribed before this the seventh day
OF october.
Mr. John s. smith, residence corner OF Thirty
seventh and Poplar Streets West Phila dephia, says
he bad suffered from Chronic rheumatism for the
past four years. and that tor the past two years could
not walk without canes put his coat or fasten
bis shoes without assistance was cured by TWO treat
ments and now, for the first time in the past four
years. feels thai he is well man. May be referred TO-
Mrs Lizzie Waer No. 1854 $. Eighth street, says she
had been suffering from Epeptic spssms and Partial
Paralysis for the past four months, averaging
more spasms almost every day; was cured by two
treatments by Drs. Ruttley and Evans.
Mis-. Martha Chapman. No. 4l Unity street. Frank
ford, Partial Blindness could not thread needle
read ordinary print; sight perfectly restored BY
treatment
Mrs. Allace Taylor, residence No. 1901 FrankiOrd
street, Loss of Voice; had not spoken word above
low whisper for six months voice perfectly restored
by one treatment at Public Hall. May be referred
by calling at her residence.
Mr.. William Giles entirely Deaf in Ear, ami
hearing but indiffereny in the other for fourteen
years, also nearly blind; hearing perfectly restored
by one treatment and his sight much improved. Re-
ference Is made Mr. Parker City officer, corner of
Tenth and Chestnut streets.
Mr.. Hinkle, Alto street, Stall in Girard Market
Shaking Paralysis; cured by ore treatment at Public
Hall. May be referred to-
Mr.. L. II. Johnson residence No. 1915 Franklin
street. had been suffering Disease of the spine
for the past three years. which totally incapacitated
bin for busness could not walk up flight of stairs
after two treatments went to work of old May be
seen by calling at his residence as above.
For further reference call at their Parlors. No. 0l5
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