Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-12

rney are Ee=slnE with Markoa
success tn WiImiDgten-Con.
sulsatiOn free until Thursday.

sultatiOn free until THURSDAY.
The interest in the advent Of Doctors
Pathy ybridgs and Rutledge, diagnosing
physicians, in Wilmington is on the in
crease. Their rooms IS and ~ Clayton
House building are all the time during
office hours and often beyond Office
hours thropged with patients seeking
relief from various ailments and dis
eases, some Of them Of long standing.
These doctors possess in a remarkable
degree the faculty Of telling the disease
with which patients are ata iOted and OF
locating it precisely.
Patients 60 into their rooms whom
they never saw or heard Of before, and
in few minutes they are told exactly
what ails them, where their ailments
are located and how taey can be cured,
or If durable.
Out Of 465 cases they have treated
since they have come TO Wilmington on
January 18th, they have not missed In
q single instance to name and locate
the disease. So accurate have they
proved themselves that confidence in
them is increasing as fast as the num-
Der of their patients are accumulatlng.
These doctors do not pretend to cure
lall the cases which apply to them, but
Ithey can in nearly all give relief They
will not undertake to cure a case unless
lthey are reasonably sure Of doing so.
"A visit to their rooms by representa-
tive of the REPUBLICAN, disclosed the
fact that citizens of high standing in
} the city are seeking their aid and after
the doctors have informed them o
! what Is the matter and where the dis
ease is located they are filed with
blank sstonishment at the CORRECTNESS.
Of the diagnosis and some involuntaril,
exclaim, "Why that is just exactly
how am held and where my disease
is located"
We could, II we were permitted
l name hundreds OF our leading substan
tial citizens who have patronized thes'
: doctors and who have the fullest conti
/. dence that they can do all they So.
3 they can. Epilepsy is one Of the dis
n eases which they are very fortunate il
curing though they frankly tell tn
g. patient that II it has run too long the
e can only afford relief, but in the fra
and second stages Of the disease thei
d treatment almost always results in
!, perfect cure. They ar6 perfectly fs
d milisr and treat with great success a
y nervous affections, paralysis, rteumS
IS tism, dropsy, pneumonia, neuraigl'
,. and all diseases ofthe eye, ear, thros'
1f spine and blood.
y A point in their favo ris thai the
10 cause the patient bu: little ineonv'
nisnce or loss Of time, or expenditur
.e Of money in visiting large cities. Th
a. medicines used are herbal medication
free from mineral drug which SOM
rs times impair the constitution that th
I'd disease might be eradicated'
ae These Doctors charge nothing Il
OU their examinations until the 18th
It, February, after which time they VI
I'D charge for performing diagnosis Of di
to eases. The only charge now is
Is. medicines, and all who are diseas'
ut and wish to be- cured, and who ha
at not a very plethoric purse, should CT
on them before next Thursday. Tn
re will remain in tho city probably sor
st. three months or more, but after ne
be Thursday there will be no more II
to examinations.
as For the benefit OF the laboring els
lrt the doctors Office will be open tom
RI row Sunday and every Sunday fr'
* 10 a. m. until 4 p. m. Ladies' Shot
I'D call from 2 until O'Clock each aft
ia noon.