Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-08
RESISTED ALL OTHER TREATMENT.

In all the above classes Of disease DR.. ChA,e
has met with UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.
assuring SPEEDY RELIEF AND RADICAL
CURE.
HOMEOPATHY
Now stands indicated through years Of rigid
and critical experience A. the MOST suocEssruL
OF al theories In modern medical practice. II
l. the only system OF medicine truly based upon
the laws OF nature.
HOMEOPATHY cures al durable diseases
permanently. and those diseases which have
banied the power. and resisted the skill OF the
best practitioners OF The old medical System for
years, are forced TO yield TO the gentle yet hrm
and sure influence Of Homeopathy.
HOMEOPATHY aims To eradicate disease
entirely To cure sure and casy, without bleed
Ing. clustering, csuterxior or drugging; TO pro
long life and lessen the number OF siek dAyr.
SURGERY.
II l. one Of the greatest triumph. Of IIomeo.
paihy 10 dispense with the operation OF aInpu.
tAtion aud excisicn In more than two.thirds oi
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 wound, are healed In
lees tine and with lees pain than under any
other method Of treatment. and the greatest
trumphs In modern surgery have been aGd afr
achieved by the surgeons OF the nomeopaihic
school.
QUALIFICATIONS.
DIR. CHASE il q graduate OF the MedIoal
College Of Detroit, Michigan, and holds also
diplomas from " other medical colleges. he
practices the most approved rtylcr o ftresimsuf
known Ia THU country. and In the medical
school OF Berlin. Vienna and London. His
very extensive aud ,uccerrful exp.ri,lce in
medicine and surgery warrants him In Cfsrll
his services 10 The afflicted Of this section With
the utmost confidence Of being able 10 dive
perfect satisfaction.
PROFESSIONAL ETIQUETTE.
DIR. CHASE standing In an atiiiud, u ffiesG
ly regard and strict medical etiquette toward
his brethren of the medical profession, never
stoops to speak III OF the fraternity, out 'lsnd
Ing upon the sound bottom Of his own merits
and abilities. leaves the afflicted TO Judge iot
themselves and choose whether they will lpply
Ia him or not for relief and cure.
ADVERTISING.
DIR. CHASE believes In advertising. and not
In that very doubtful degree OF nodesly Or pol
icy adopted by many Of our most mt fitorious
medical men. which induces them 10 carefully
hide their light under a burhel." waiting ~
their good qualities 10 be discovered. n 10 A.
injustice both TO the really talented physteisn.
and 10 the afflicted In vital need OF he yefy
service. he l. 20 well able to render. and which
the advertised kn, Wedge thereof would brin.
To them relief. Honest add honorable repre-
rentations In this way are legitimate and ju,i.
and are 30 recognized by all sensible men ofibe
present age of progress. DIR. Chase simply
tells the Afn lcted what he can do, and proves
BIZ. tnthfulners by doing IL.
Some Of the ycriert qnAcks and fOssillzed
humbug. In the regular medical profession care.
fully conceal their actual %iDeapaciiy behind an
assumed professional dignity. They actually
FEAR Ia advertise. through an innate knowledge
oi their own Inherent inoapaeiiy and culpable
venality.
THE AFFLICTED