The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
INTERESTING TO TIE PUBLIC.
Wonderful Cures of DIR. morey, of 2s9 l-2
Vine Street-Csses Cited, Many OF
Which Seem Miraculous.

Cincinnati has long been in need OF an institu-
ton Tor the treatment of chronic diseases, de.
formites, hip joint disease. spinal curvature.
paralysis, diseases OF eye. ear, head ana throat,
cetarrh lungs, cancers, fstula. piles, rupture etc.
Such an institution has been permanently estab-
lished at 279Z Vine street. The Principal in
charge, DIR. Morey, is physician and surgeon OF
recoenlzed skill and ability of twenty five years
experience. Formerly Professor OF Surgery in
Quincy Medical Institute late connected with
College OF Physicians and Surgeons, OF Poplin,
DR.. w. S. Campbell, OF st Louis Hospital Eye
and Ear Department for women and children.
says: 'Dr. Morey can be relied on in the most
Dr.. John N. Chisem. formerly of Nashville,
Tenn, now OF Boatland, Tenn says: "Dr.
Morey is one OF the most scientific physicians and
surgeons in the Southwest" Drs Murphy
and Cox. noted physicians of Memphis. No,
state that DR. Morey is surgeon and oculist of
Mrs. Thos. Mansfield. of scottsville. Allen
County. Ky, states that she was afflicted with
female dil eases, fstula and general debility for
years. treated py eminent physicians in Nash
Vile, Louisville and in the East without benefit.
Dr. Mercy restored her 10 health in a few months
Miss Becca Reed, Glasgow, KY, was crosseyed
from infancy, both eyes very bad. DR.. Morey
stIaigntened them in minutes time
Alfred Leaman. Gentryvine. Ind, cancer OF
nose and eye, thirteen years standing. cured in
ISL in four months
Mrs. Julian Smith. Vincennes, Ind, afflicted
with female disease and general debility, treated
nj Surgical Institute in indianapolis also in But
falO without benefit. DR.. M0rey cured her en-
TREY in four months.
"This is to certify that reside i've miles east OF
Scottville, Allen County. KY, that in 1868. while
In the army, took the sore eyes. and in short
time went almost entirely blind. Was treated by
many In the army and many since. without
much benefit Was entirely blind for thirteen
years before applied to DR.. Morey. Ny case
pronounced incurable by many. | consulted the
Doctor In the summer of 1878; he said by an OPP
Grafton and long course OF treatment he could
make me see 10 read coarse print and do any Or
binary labor. and am proud to say that he &C
complished this in six months. Ny eyes now do
not trouble me any, and can see to go where
wish. say to all afflicted with diseased eyes,
con. ult the Doctor st once. JAMES ATWOOD
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of April, 1879. In testimony thereof, witness
my hand and official seal
&c. w. HARRIS, Clerk A. c. c.
81, d. i. Brown, resident of Scottville, Allen
| County. KY, hereby certify that 1 was badly af-
fected in 1878 with an aggravated case OF dyspep
| STA end nervous debility. Was treated by the
leading physicians here. and took various RENE
dies prescribed by others. but of avail.
/ gradually became worse. My case was considered
hopeless, both by myself and friends. Iappled to
DIR. M0rey. After thoroughly examining my case,
and describing my symptoms better than could,
| he said he could cure me. / at once began with
| bis treatment, and in four months was entirely
well and have remsined so ever since. / would
recommend all the aiii .eted 10 consult the Doctor
| I'D. E. BROWN
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day OF April. 1879. In testimony thereof, witness
/ my hand and official seal.
sc. W. HARRIS. Clerk A. C. C."