Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07
THE HOPELESS HAVE HOPE,

THE HOPELESS HAVE HOPE.
The trite saying that truth is stranger than
fiction is daily verified in the results of Drs
Frenchs treatment, but never in more strik-
ing manner than by the following case. The
patient il an aged lady of three score and ten
who was crippled and helpless for ten wears
with disease. She had suffered tortures from
all the applications of modern medicine used in
fruitless efforts for her relief
The patients own statement will best convey
true idea of the case. 1t is substantially as
follows: Mrs. James Putney of Franklin
Va, was attacked by sciatic rheumatism ard
neuralgia ten years ago, short time after an
attack of varioloid. She kept about the house
with difficulty. suffering all the time from pain
and becoming more deformed until fsur wears
ago she became practically helpless. in which
condition she remained until brought to Drs
French. Her limbs were drawn out of shape
and rendered useless the pain was excruciatine
and incessant during the last four years, and
for periods exceeding two months Mt a time she
could not even touch her feet to the floor.
Throughout all the years of her sickness
Mrs. Putney was under the treatment of
numerous physlcians,. none of whom succeeded
in giving her any relief. All sorts of means
were used. from the mildest to the harshest,
the unfortunate lady even enduring the tor
ture OF running blisters on her limbs for weeks
at a time, all without avail
As a last resort she Was brought to Dr.
ment. After receiving few magnetic treat
ments of the doctor she began decidedly to
improve. After the third treatment she not
only stood upon her feet and walked about.
but descended a flight Of stairs alone and un-
aided, o thing which she positively asserts she
had not done before in ten years. After few
more treatments she was fully cured. few
days ago she came into the doctors Office
alone, and, after making the above statement
OF her case, she added that she could walk and
work without any Inconvenience, and consid-
cred herself well; result truly wonderful, con-
sidering her advanced age.
Mr.. Compton Of It'll street, tho tobacconist.
says that Drs. French have fully restored his
hearing, and now he hears as well as in child
hood.
DR.; French treats all chronic diseases with
equal success. He has no speciality. but has
made chronic troubles the work of his life.
The Offices at 1925 + street northwest are
open from .. M. to . p. m. Sundays from .
to ~. Consultations free ut all times Lettcrs
OF inquiry must contain q stamp. 1t
Galvanism In Disease.
The question Of ctro-therapeutics Is n
vital one and to its safe and successful applica-
ton in morbid conditions it is Of primary i'm
portance, first Of all, to be well versed in every
department of medicine, to be n practical OH,
server and reasoner; without these he cannot
succeed, hence the very few who are successful
in healing by electricity.
Again, il il not sufficient to be an M. d.
Many an NJ. ID. knows but little about medicine.
still less Of disease and nothing at all Of Electro
therapeutics. while the skilled physician has
no time to devote to 80 tedious work, hence
its scientific application devolves upon the spe-
cialist who, by long experience and OBSERVE
ton, with appropriate appliances, has gained q
knowledge OF its laws and influences ,uun
which alone depends success in the healing art.
Fifteen years observation in relieving Ner-
yous and other arrangements with it's varied
and diverse influences has given me some hints
on how and when to expect certain results from
certain applications and hundreds Of Walking
ton citizens who have been permanently cured
through the pest seven years bear me testi-
mony In saying its healing influences 4 both
complete and permanent. -,
The diseases auenable to electrical treat.
ment are varied and numerous and We win not
stop TO enumerate them here, but AMPLY state
that those arrangements not durable BY Il do
not undertake, and II each physician would
adopt this principle there would Be Isss sufFer-
ing and more thankful hearta
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