Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-04
ADVICE FOR INyALIDs.
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Some Facts Well worthy OF Con-
sideration.
The climatic advantages of Los Ange-
les are unquestioned Hosts Of people
have received such decided benefit by q
residence here that far and wide the
praises of Southern California are sound
cd. But many of the invalids who ar
rive here to spend season and recu-
perate, make mistake. The victim Of
pulmonary disease is always liable to be
deceived as to the gravity of his diff
Guilty. Often the change from the vari-
able climate of the Eastern States to the
mild and equable climate Of Southern
| California will make wonderful differ
ence for the better IN his feelings, and
| he concludes at once that he is we'll.
| Such, indeed, might be the case If he
would supplement the benefit received
| from Nature with judicious medical
| treatment. Often sufferers from con
sumption, catarrh and the numerous
other forms of pulmonary diseases, com
nit indiscretions which they would have
i u
| cal adviser aud many life has been
lost that might have been saved had the
patient received the right treatment in
| time.
During the residence of DR.. W. N.
Davis in this city he has made q speci-
atty of treating cases of consumption,
catarrh, bronchitis and other pulmonary
diseases and his success has been truly
remarkable. The doctor has adopted
what seems to be the only true remedy
for these diseas s, viz, Inhalation, and in
but few cases that he has undertaken has
he failed to effect a permanent cure.
The great advantage the doctor has in
| treating these diseases is that he has
made thorough study of them. He is
| q graduate Of two OF the leading med
| ical universities of the continent, the
| College of Physicians and Surgeons Of
Ontario, Toronto, Canada, and the Chi
cago Homeopathic College. During his
residence in this city he has treated
hundreds of the worst cases of catarrh,
bronchitis and consumption and in his
office may be seen many testimonials
from grateful persons who acknowledge
perfect cure. One of the most
serious cases was that of Mr.. John Will
iams, a prominent resident of Chicago,
who came here about six months ago
affected with catarrh of the head,
throat and stomach in its worst form.
He had been sufferer for five years and
was much reduced in strength. He
placed himself under the treatment of
DIR. Davis and in a few weeks so decid.
IDLY improved that, as he expressed it,
he felt twenty years younger. Two
months more of treatment made well
man of him.
Another case was that of Mr.. G. H.
Miller, of Lakeville, Oregon, who also
had serious case Of catarrh. A few
weeks course of meiicated inhalations
entirely relieved him.
j. f. Scott, of Detroit, Michigan,
came here last November with serious
and, as he supposed, incurable case Of
lung disease. He has been under the
treatment of DR.. Davis for two months
and is nearly well man.
+ P. Woodward, sufferer from bron-
chitis for the past year, has not had an
attack for two months and feels that he
has entirely recovered. He ascribes his
cure wholly to the treatment of DIR.
Davis. There are any number OF cases
OF a similar nature that might be emu
merated were it necessary. 1t is suffi
cient to add that invalids who desire to
attain pefect cure here must not de-
pend wholly upon climate. Delays are
dangerous, and where so many cases of
obstinate diseases have been recorded
under the treatment of DIR. Davis, it is
certainly worth while for the sufferer to
give him trial. The doctors office is
451 North Spring street, over the Peo-
ple's Store.