Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30


Physician and Surgeon !
tRecently from Detroit, Michigan.I
Office, No. 6a South 4 st, Virginia,
inp stairs.)
NDARrICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
n Medical and Operative Surgery. Mid
wifery, and the diseases of Women and chill
dren.
$PECHALTIES:
Nasal Catarrh, in all its varied and worst,
forms, Throat and Lung Troubles, Con.
sumption, Nervous Affections, Small
poX, Diseases of the Eye aud Ear.
Scarlet Fever Measles, Fevers
of all kinds, Diseases Of
the Digestive and Urin-
airy Organs, and
chronic troubles
which have
RESISTED ALL OTHER TREATMENT.
In all the above classes Of Disease, DR..
CHASE has met with UNPARALLELED SUCCESS,
assuring SPEEDY RELIEF AND RADICAL CURE.
HOMEOPATHY now stands INDICATED
through years of rigid and critical experience
as the MOST SUCCESSFUL of all theories in
modern medical practice. 1t is the only sys-
tenn Of medicine truly based upon the laws of
nature
HOMEOPATHY cures all durable diseases
permanently, and those diseases which have
batfied the powers and resisted the skill of
the best practitioners of the old medical sys-
TEN for years, are forced 10 yield to the gentle
yet firm and sure influence OF Homeopathy.
HOMEOPATHY aims 10 eradicate disease
entirely to cure sure and easy, without
bleeding, clustering, cauterizing or drugging !.
to prolong life aud lessen the number of sick
days.
SURGERY-It is one of the greatest tri.
umphs of Homeopathy TO dispense with the
operation OF amputation and excision in more
than two-thirds of the cases, by the radical
cure of the diseased parts, which the old
system Of practice would have consigned to
the knife. Fractures and serious wounds are
healed in less time and with less pain than
under any other method of treatment and the
greatest triumphs in modern surgery have
been and are achieved by the surgeons of the
Homeopathic school. .fr
QUALIFICATIONS.-D CHASE is gradu-
ate of the Medical College of Detroit Mich
igan, and holds also diplomas from two other
medical colleges. He practices the most ap-
proved styles OF treatment known in this
country, and in the medical schools of Berlin,
Vienna and London His very extensive and
successful experience in medicine and surgery
warrants him in Offering his services to the
afflicted of this section with tine utmost con-
hdenee Of being able to give perfect satisfac-
ton.
PROFESSIONAL ETIQUETTE.-DR. CHASE
standing in an attitude of friendly regard and
strict medical etiquette toward his brethren
of the medical profession, never stoops to
speak i'll of the fraternity. but standing upon
the sound bottom of his own merits and abil-
tiles, leaves the afflicted to judge for them
selves and choose whether they will apply to
him or not for cure.
ADVERTISING. - DIR. CHASE believes in
advertising. and not in that very doubtful de-
gree of modesty or policy adopted by many
of our most meritorious medical men, which
induces them to carefully t" hide their light
under bushel." waiting for their good quail
titles to be discovered. 1t Is an injustice both
to the really talented physician, and to the
afflicted in vital need of the very services he
Is 80 well able to render, and which the sd-
vertised knowledge thereof would bring to
them relief, Honest and honorable represent.
ations in this way are legitimate and Just, and
are so recognized by all sensible men OF the
present age of progress. DR.. Chase simply
tells the afflicted what he can do, and proves
his truthfulness by doing it.
Some of the veriest quaeks and fossilised
humbugs in the regular medical profession
carefully conceal their actual incapacity be-
hind an assumed professional dignity. They
actually FEAR to advertise, through an innate
knowledge of their own Inherent incspscity
and culpahle yenality. ,-.5-f.
THE AFFLICTED requiring the assistance
of u thoroughly first-class. experienced and
successful physician or surgeon, can call at the
office of
DIR. CHASE, No. 60 South c Street. Virginia.