Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29
RESISTED ALL OTHER TREATMENT.

In oil the above classes OF disease DIR. Chase
has met with UNPARALLELED SUCCESS,
assutng SPEEDY RELIEF AND RADICAL
CURE.
HOMEOPATHY
Now stands yindlcated through year OF rigid
and critical experience - tho MOST srccHssprI.
Of all theories In modern medical practice. IL
is the only system OF medicine truly based upon
the laws OF nature.
HOMEOPATHY cures al curabls diseases
permanently. and those diseases which hay.
bafied the powers and resisted the skiil OF the
best practitioners Of the old medical system for
year.. are forced 10 Yield TO the gentle yet firm
and ,nre influence Of Homeopathy.
HOMEOPATHY aims 10 eradicate disease
entirely tn cure sure and casy, without bleed.
Ing. bllstcriDg, oautcizing or dragging; TO pro-
long life and lessen the number OF sick day..
SURGERY.
II IL ono Of the greatest triumphs Of IIomco-
tation and eicision 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
lees time and with lees 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.
QUALIFICATIONS.
DIR. CHASE Is q graduate Of the Medical
College Of Detroit, Michigan. and holds Al.o
diplomas from two other medical colleges. lie
practices the most approved styles Of treatment
known In this country. and IN the medical
rcho, !. Of Berlin, Vienna and London. HE
very extensive and successful expeiisnee In
medlcins and surgery warrants him In onerini
his services 10 the afflicted OF this section with
perfect satisfaction.
PROPRsslOSAL ETIQUETTE.
DIR. CHASE standing In an attitude Of friend.
ly regard aud strict medical etiquette toward
his brethren Of the medical profession, never
,,oops to speak III o. the fraternity. out ,iand.
ing upon the sound bottom Of his own merits
aud abilities. leaves the afflicted to judge for
themselves and choose whether they viii spply
10 him or not for relief and cure.
ADVERTISING.
DIR. CHASE believes In advertising. and not
In that very doubtful degree Of modvsty OF pol
~, %sa saGP @sn. " shi %sp iSd ~ cur ,S %1s' 10 %', esfsiSii,
''hide their light under. q bushel." waiting for
their good qualities 10 be discovered. II 10 an
injustice both TO the really talented physician.
and To the afflicted IN vital need OF The very
service. he 10 20 well able TO render. and which
the advertised knt wledge thereof would bring
to them relief. Honest add honorable repre-.
.entAtions In this way are legitimate and just.
and are 20 recognized by all sensible men oftie
present age OF progrrss. DR.. Chase simply
tells the afflicted what he can do. and proves
his imihmlnes- by doing II.
Some OF the yrriett quarkr and fossilized
humbngs In the regular medical profession rare.
fully conceal their actual incapAciiy behind an
assumed professional dignity. They actually
FEAR 10 advertise. through an innate knowledge
Of their own Inherent tneapaeity and culpsble
y~enalliy.
THE AFFLICTED
Requiring the assistance Of Q thoroughly nnt.
clare. experienced and successful physician OF