The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-04

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Tothe Citizens Of seattle and vicinity. In
yalids e<rsciailY.
We come 10 you not entirely strangers
| but Tor the first tfae. sad beg leave there
fore 10 inform In - briefa manner as nos
sanle. these not acquainted with Us OF orr
institute who We sFe, where We come from
and what we are doing.
Or. kesger sad the surgeons composing
his STAT. better known In the United states
and Canada as his International Medical
Council, engaged with him in conducting
the Brush American Medical and surgical
INSTITUTE, have for years been regarded as
the most reliable, most skillfnl and most
| successful specialists in the treatment of
ali chronic diseases, defo-mities and dis
eases peculiar 10 men and women. in
America
In ISIS our present institution was
founded by DR.. Kersan in Detroit. ani has
from year To year grown in such rapid PRO
i poruons that 81 present staff OF y meti-
cal and surgical experts Is required 10 at
| teno the home and foreign patients This
stan comprises men Of age, education, ex-
tended experience and superior ability. all
being graduates of leading English, Scotch.
French Irish, German, Canadian aud
| American universities and admitted 70 be-
come members of DIR. Kergan's Medical
Council only after they have proved in a
| satisfactory manner that they have de-
voted themselves to the study aud treat
ment of some particular disease or de-
ormity. and obtained positive and sa-
perior knowledge and success in diagpos-
ing and treating that disease or deformity.
thousands OF rare and obscure cases are
yearly treated by us. therefore, by the ex-
perience received from treating SO many
cases, aided by all that medical science Of
to-day affords, it can readily be seen why.
II Is that they are so successful in the cur
Ing OF all private and chronic diseases.
PRIVATE DISEASES
IL Is the duty of every honorable physi-
elan TO de all he can to relieve human SUIT
iering, and while such diseases exist we
deem II our duty to minister to their ale
Walton and cure without questioning the
degree OF deprayity which brought on the
trouble Many men and women of pure
minds, who have never departed from the
pains OF virtue, have unconsciousiy con-
tracted diseases which, sooner or later, win
sap the springs of life OF lay the founda
ton of miserable old age, unless checked
and cured. Having had large experience
| in this class OF diseases we can In all sin
certify assure the afflicted that under our
treatment rapid cures are effected in the
worst conceivable cases in short time and
| at reasonable cost. Remember that the
only danger comes from neglect or at
| tempting TO cure yourself with prescrip-
| tons that have proved successful in eur
ing your friends. DO not, therefore, waste
| time and eomplicate the difficulty, and do
not let false modesty deter you from at
once applying to US, either in person OF by
| letter. strict confidence win be observed.
( and exposure viii never come st our hands.
syphilis, catarrh, asthma, consumption,
heart disease, dyspepsia, kidney, liver and
bowel diseases piles, rheumatism and can
| Ger, fumor, yarieose veins, ulcers, deafness,
sore and weak eyes, blood and skin dis
| eases, fits, female complaints, nervous
| ness, stammering, hashfulness, general de
| bility, and all diseases Of the nervous sys-
tenn, are among their principal specialties.
II unable TO call upen the surgeons write
| to the Institute, DIR. J. d. Kergan. medical
director.