The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-11-30
REGULAR VISITS TO owosso.
wv AND WONDEl
SPIROMETER.

Surgeons from the great Interna.
tional Throat and Lung Institute
founded by DR.. M. Souvielle of Paris
ex-alde surgeon of French army and
inventor Of the new and wonderful
instrument. the Spirometer] who
have their head Office at London,
England, and branch Offices for
America at ao5 Columbus avenue,
Boston, Mass, Is Phillips square,
Montreal, P. o.; I73 Church street,
Toronto, Ont; 100 Alexander street,
Winnipeg, Manitoba, and 81 Lafay
cite avenue. Detroit, Mich. Will be
at the NATIONAL HOTEL, WE'D.
NESDAY, DEC. 5th, 1883, one
day only. They are strictly special.
lists, having for the last 20 years de.
voted their whole time, thought and
energies to the study and treatment
ofcatarrh, catarrhal deafness, asthma,
bronchitis, consumption and all
chronic and nervous diseases. They
will have with them supply of spi.
rometers, the new and wonderful in
strument invented b. DR.. Souvielle,
which they use in the treatment of
above named diseases and which is
curing so many sufferers pronounced
by the general physician to be in
durable. One or more of the staff,
which consists of 81 eminent French
and English specialists, will visit
Owosso regularly once in two months.
These physicians come to us highly
recommended and as standing at the
head of the medical profession, by
the press, medical journals, stats Of
the different leading hospitals in
Europe and the many thousand
patients that they have cured since
their arrival in this country. They
come from a country where a physi-
clan has to be genuine physician or
he can not impose his services upon
the people. Consumption under
this new and wonderful Spirometric-
al treatment Except in last STACEY is
no longer an incurable disease. They
have not failed in the last ten years
to cure every case of asthma and
bronchitis that they have undertaken
regardless of severity of case, length
of time they had been afflicted, or
age of patient. If the patient with
catarrh or catarrhal deafness follows
out the directions given with Spi-
rometer and medicine (Which are
easy to carry out) the cure is sure to
follow. During the last ten years
they have cured more cases that
come under the head of their
specially than all other institutions
and physicians in the world. None |
suffering should fail to consult them. |
Crowds of physicians and sufferers
are visiting them in every city. You
may depend upon receiving a candid
opinion in your case if you consult
them. To physicians and sufferers,
trial OF spirometer free. Consulta-
ton free.
Owosso, Mich, May 10, 1885.
M. Souvielle & Co: Dear Sirs:
think your treatment for Catarrhal
Deafness is beneftting me very much.
Please send more medicine by ex-
press, G. 0. d. VIM. A. WooDARD, SR.
Ionia, Mich, Nov. 6, 'Ss.-Dr.
Souvielle: Dear Sir: The spirolneter
and medicine l got of you has en-.
tirely cured my catarrh. l think I
am as sound as ever. Resp't, DR.. r.
]. HUMPHREY.
Ionia, Sept. aS, 1883.-In an in
terview to-day had with p. Lundy, of
Riverside, Mich, he says l have
been greatly benefited by DIR. M.
Souvielle's "Spirometer" and medi-
cine, which l obtained from one of
his surgeons in Ionia, last June, for a
severe lung trouble, which was no
less than the first stage of consump-
tion.-Ionia Sentinel.
GRAND RAPIDS.
c. Gilbert says: By the use of DR..
Souvielle's Spirometer and medicine
/ have been cured of a severe form
of lung and catarrh trouble. l can
truly recommend the treatment to
all suffering-not from my case alone
but from many other cases that /
know of their treating without
single failure.
Coldwater, Mich, Sept. g, 1883.
DIR. Souvielle: Dear Sir: My cough
has been looser and / have been a
great deal better in every way since
your treatment. Re. I
specially yours, Mas. WIN. HURLEY.
Case of Asthma. |,
Sept. a6, 1884. {. Ide, a man
10 years old, who has resided in
Brooklyn. Jackson county, this state,
Tor over 40 years, says: Two months
use of DR.. Souvielle's Spirometer has
restored my hearing, which was so
much impaired that l could not hear !