The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-20
Snakes Eating Off the Nose Of
a Living Man at the o.
cidental Hotel.

Living MAN at the &c
cidental Hotel.
You have heard of rats eating babies and
drunken imbeciles in Easements or sttics and III
the novels of The poor or vicious. What DO you
think OF intelligent ladies' and gentlemen pa
tiently permitting their noses to be eaten Off
The snake (serpent) induced "Mother Eve" to
eat the apple. but now snakes not only eat off
the noses OF men and women, but eat out their
brains lungs. stomachs and vital energies. What
effort do people make to avoid such resultsi
Some starve themselves, take II bath, or change
climate and the snakes continue to eat. Men,
women and children are being eaten alive every
nav. A gentleman called the other day who had
lost his nose. He said it the first time that
lie had ever consulted any surgeon outside OF the
regular profession. One doctor. professor in
one of the Medical colleges, had treated him for
catarrh. He grew worse, went to u celebrated
surgeon in Philadelphia, who removed a part of
his nose saying " was cancer. Not healing
up he called on "A professor OF another patty
school, who said it was syphilis. The gentleman
said lie knew this to be "A mistake, to say the
least, as he had never mad sIch disease. A
small portion of the secretion placed under
the microscope, which disclosed myriads of par
asites, and the gentleman, on look
am being eaten alive by snakes2"
Yes. thousands Of nervous, weak. dyspeptic, mo-
rose, irritable men and women being de-
voured by snakes or parasites Call it cataarh.
dyspepsia, consumption, liver disease, kidney
complaint, loss OF vital fluids, female weakness,
paralysis, hts, commissions, malaria, or what you
ike, nut Kill the parasite, entOz0a, microZoa or
bacteria that caused the sickness. and the pa
tient gets well. No frivolous routine treatment
Will do any permanent good, neither will change
of diet occupation, climate or habits of life The
wonderful and uniform success of the Drs. X &
X. surgeons is not the result OF accident, chance
or luck, but Of science, thoroughly understood'
and properly applied; and when failures do oc-
cur II is generally because patients have neg
lecttd or failed to follow instructions. Some
practitioners never lose case of diphtheria,
while Others Will lose almost every case they
treat. The unsuccessful doctor gets out of the
dilemma
had any bad cases TO treat. Well, that is true
because he did not allow them to get bad. A
doctor may cure,diphthera In the throat by local
applications; but his patient dies after with paral
Ess OF the bowels. heart, or from constitutional
depression. Kill the germ and the patient gets
we'll.
The Drs. X & X. Surgeons devote all their
time to the study and treatment OF such as the
general practitioner calls office patients. This
Includes men, women and children affected with
every Imaginable disease and deformity. Their
success at
The Occidental Hotel
during the past two months has been I'M
paralleled IN the history of medical and surgical
practice, and one week from to-day closes their
present engagement. They will return again in
about three moths
Lost His Nose by Catarrh, But Cured by Drs.
*. & *. Surgeons, at the Occidental Hotel
Mr.. J. Bardwen called on US on Wednesday
last. He formerly had catarrh bad that his
nose was eaten off, but was treated and cured
six years ago by of the Drs K. IL X. Sur
geons. Mr.. b. felt very grateful and said he
nad not been troubled with cHtarTh since; and
tins shows the pernanence of the cures effected
by Drs. h. & K. Surgeons, 1853 Elm street.
We have cured the worst cases OF catarrh that
we ever saw and do not believe it POSSIBLE
for a failure to occur where treatment is con-
tinued and instructions followed
Headaches and Neuralgia Cured.
Miss Lizzie II. Jocobi, 323 George street, had
suffered with neuralgia and headache for over
four years, and all efforts to obtain relief were
unaVaiIlnk. Skilltul practitioners of every
school OF practice were tried. After they failed
the entire list OF patent medicines and all the
domestic remedies were tried. At lasr. almost
desPairing OF relief, she came TO us and was
these facts published. that others may know
where 10 find relief.
Our Throat and Lung
Department il now complete. We use medlcated
inhalation, and such constitutional treatment as
is necessary to cure. We invite intelligent
thinking people to call and COnsulta-
ton free.
Mrs. Sarah A. Smith, of Nashville, Tenn COM
menced treatment with the Drs. X. & K. Sur
geons, in June last. She was very much ema-
ciated. Prostratlon and debility very
marked; pulse over 100; no appetite; pains in
the chest; cough and expectoratiOn prOfuse: had
not menstruated for four months: respiratory
sounds very indistinet and confused: explosive
bubbllag sounds as the air passed through the
mucus: afternoon chills, fever and night sweats;
all complicated and aggravated by a very de-
c1ded uterine disease, liberation and diSpace-
ment. She had been pronounced ncuvable, and
we could give but little encouragement, but
promised relief, which did not come until she and
her friends had become discouraged, because,
instead of relief and Improvement, all her symp-
tons appeared to grow worse. We admitted
that the indications were discouraging,
but could detect evidences
of improvement, and insisted their
continuing treatment. After much hesitation
they did So and at the end of the fourth month
she and her friends could observe slight i'm
prOvement. Al the END of the fifth month a
decided Improvement. and now at the end of
the sixth month she writes: 81 have improved
in every way: no cough, no night sweats, no
pains in the chest, no bearing down pains, no
discharge have been regular this month; appe-
title good, bowels regular, sleep well ana have
gained twenty-seven pounds in weight. Send
me one more months medicine. | hope it will
be the last; nlu so tired of taking medicine"
We have cured this lady, and she paid us just
$50, and we have done at least $3.50 worth of
that has passed between us would fill volume
OF several hundred pages she Is the party
benefited, not US.
Consult Free the Drs. X. & X. Surgeons at
the Occidental Hotel
Until Saturday night Jan. 27. drop all letters
10 Drs X. * X. or DIR. j. G. Kennedy principal,
1913 Elm street Cincinnati, o.; incl0se two three
cent stamps for answer and illustrated GUIDE
TO HEALTH. Five surgeons remain constantly
at the nome office. and one OF the five is a lady
of age, skin and experience. Call ut once or
write.
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