Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-07
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It NAV be stated as a fact that eyerv nery-
GUS and chronic disease. provided there are
no organic changes, is eurable. What is
the rationale of treatment2 The most sue
cessful specialists are those who mix in their
treatment plenty Of common sense. Nature
cannot be forced, therefore the great aim
should be to assist nature in her struggle
with disease. The essentials are careful
study in adapting mild medicinal agents.
frictions, special water treatment, exercise
and diet. This is only half. We must
have the faithful, perseYering and intelli-
gent cooperation of our patients. 1t re-
quires time, even with our best assistance,
for nature to eradicate any chronic disease.
Add patience to the above attributes and
you may be sure of a well marshalled
and effective force; and finally that nature
will lead to almost certain victory. Exer-
else such principles and don't expect mira
cles Any other treatment is irrational, and
good is not to be hoped from it. DIR. S. g.
Moore, "a Arch street, Allegheny, Pa, has
given, for IA years, exclusive attention to
nervous and chronic diseases. A minute
record of each case is made in q special case
book, so adapted that given case may be
restudied at any time, together with all re-
ports entered on the opposite blank page,
and an exact record Of the line Of treatment
below. No line OF diseases requires more
careful, discriminating, prolonged and Oft
repeated study, and no diseases are more
durable, be it the asthmatie in has veritabls
struggle for the breath Of life or a case of
nervous prostration, characterized by the
terrible burning, tingling, numb and
throbbing sensations, which rob life of its
pleasures, even these are amenable to right
treatment
BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA CURED.
BRooKvILLE. PA.-Dr. s. G.. Moore, "a
Arch street, Allegheny, Pa: When i
called onyou in September, 1881, had not
done any work for two years, owing to my
disease and, loss in weight and strength. I
had dryness and tickling in my throat, ex-
cessiVe shortness of breath and much wheez-
ing, severe cough day and night, so bad
that could scarcely sleep any after mid
-gagging and vomiting, by coughing
frequently after meals, eopious expectora-
ton of dark yellow character, palpitation
of heart on exertion. Soon after commeno-
ing the treatment I began to improve in
every particular, until restored to health.
Yours,
LAWRENCE ERNST.
NERVOUS DISEASE AND WEAKNESS.
DR.. 8. G. Moore, "a Arch St, Allegheny, PAi
DEAR SIR-I shall ever hold you in
grateful remembrance for what you have
done for me. To the public would add
that was confined to my bed for over one
year, and now I am able to be up and
around. had lost the use of my left side,
including my arm and limb, and never
thought would be able to walk again.
suffered with the top and back of nv head,
and before became bedfast L could not
walk without feeling as though my back
would break in two, and would be entirely
exhausted on the least little exertion. Pain
in the left side and shoulder, hot flashes and
frequent fainting spells, hands and arms
numb, so nervous that when a strange per-
son came into the room it would set me all
of tremble. Added TO these troubles was
q confirmed dyspeptie and suffered untold
misery. Under your systematic treatment
began gradually to improve, and can
now be around the house. Hoping this will
induce others suffering as was to go to
you, I remain your wellwisher.
Mrs. J.. M. HEPLER,
August, 1887. Petrolia, Pa.
NsoANIAAND NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. 8. G. Moore, "a Arch st., Allegheny, Pa:
DEAR SIR--It affords me great pleasure
in saying that have derived more benefit
from your treatment than all others COM
bined. was q great sufferer from dys-
pepsia, resulting in complete insomnia. L
tried all specifics could hear of, took
treatment from several eminent physicians,
but received only temporary beneft. I
was at first persuaded to try your treat
ment, and am gratiied to state that can
enjoy good nights rest and eat three
meals day. have gained in flesh and
feel like new man. Would advise any
person suffering from chronic indigestion
or affection of the liver to give your treat
ment q thorough trial. You are at liberty
to refer any inquirer to me.
Yours thankfully,
j. H. CHATHAM.
Those interested and desirous of verifying
the above, can find this gentleman at 1S0
Ohio street, Allegheny, Pa.