Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-01
DIR. T. o. MOON,
OCULIST
Chronic Disease Physician,
Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa.

Eve Diseases in all forms trea'ed with
emit re- sucress. There are no diseases which
have produced so much suffering or been 50
unnecessarily treat. 4 a. those Of the Eye.
Millions of Eyes have been rer dered wretch
ed to look upon or from, by the use of calo-
mel and ofher drugs. No caus,ic or other
.tron medicines used
Long sta dug. constitutional cases, and
tho following named diseases are treated
with success unparalleled: Granular Eye
lids, Scrnfulols Sore Eyes Neurslgia or
Ri, una ic affections Of the Eye. Ulcers of
the Cornea, Amsuresis and 0pacite o. of the
Cornea. Also treats all forms of
CHRONIC Disc Asses
in any part of tbs body, upon HYGIENIC
PRINCIPLES. and iicits such cases as
Nasal C.nrrh Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Neurslgia, Rheum ,H-m, Dropsy, Hem orr
| holds or Pills, Diseases of tho Lup rs and
Heart FEMALE DISEASES, in their
| vati us forms ana stages. permaneI tiy and
efectusily cured. No Drugs. We do uot in
any case pc init the use Of drugs, Mioeral or
Vegetable Internally. The Two systems
(Drug"ra'hy and Hygieo Therapy) are pos
iively antagonistic. They do not work to-
gethtr; aud the patient who perils life spd
| health by attempting to combine the two
bUihe INV Consequences,
| OUR AGENTS, That which will make
we'll man sick cannot make sick man we'll.
To poison a we'll man Is, or should be,
Grim pai. Then why poison man because
| he j. sic'
We adopt Natures Maieria Medica, viz
| cir, L,gh', Temperature. Electricity, Mag
netisn. Exercise, Rest, Food, brink, Bath
| ing, SIeen, Clothing, Passin,al Influences,
and Mechauical or Surgical Appliances.
, These we select, combine and so apply as to
meet the requirements Of every pa,ieut and
| Of every disease
In chronic diseases the Hygienic mode of
treatment speaks for ITSELF for il is fact
generally admitted that We get a ctass of
Patterns that the Physicians Of all other
Schools have tried hands upoa ana failed to
cure. And yet We either cure permanently
| or greatly relieve even this class Of patients
FOOD.
We endesvor to adapt the food to the con-
d ion Of the pa lent We do not sttrNo oar
| patients, but 40 recommend plenty of whole.
some, ncunsbing food, but no stimulants
with which to waste che Vitality OF tho pa
tent v hat Is eaten should favor the pro-
cpses of publication which are ess, initial to
I recovery.
! Suppose patient comes to US with con-
gested liver. Could We ever hope TO cure
! him II he should continue to clog that organ
daily with improper lood2 BY attention to
tbc,e common sense matters we mako our
cures rapid and thorough.
BOARDING..
| We have made arrangements with parties
living in the city to board a,y patients from
| u distance sh onid we have more than eau
| q commodate. Good accom- odo tiubs aud
! he best of RygisDic board will be furnished.
once over knoxville National Bank.
| Oihce bours from . a. m. to ~, and from !
| p. m. to 4.
All letters of inquiry promptly snswe cred.
| Address
DR.. 7. O. NOON,
Knoxville, Iowa.
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