San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-28
ry: Is DIR. PEBBLES Travelling
ana Translent?"

Query: Is DR.. PEBBLES Travelling
ana Transient?" Z
Where's certain of the medical fra
ternity of the city have reported so I
am credibly informed, that DR.. Pee.
bles was only q "Jraveling transient
physician" I beg to state that over q
year since / purchased lin connection
with J. A. Burroughs, late editor and
proprietor of the Birdsbo Dispatch,
Pa the magnificent property of COL
onel Woolley West End for q SAM.
tarium, which has already proved, q
grand success, every room being o.
cupted by one and two or more pa
tents. I have just finished putting
out over $50 shade, fruit and orna-
mental trees, besides the roses and
climbing vines. Later I expect to put
up one or more cottages for the fur
ther accommodation of patients. Does
this look like "transient physician?"
God pity the moral poverty of the
jealous and the envious. Physicians
should at least, be gentlemen, and
gentlemen never misrepresent their
p GERS and medical compeers. II more
physicians would "travel" visiting
the infirmaries, hospitals, and SAM
tariums Of England..and the continent;
and il more of them would attend
postgraduate courses of medical lee.
lures every three or five years as I
have repeatedly done in Philadel.
phia, and as they should, they would
plant less cadavers and contribute
less literally to the population of our
city and su bur ban graveyards.
In medicine, as in every other pro-
fession, Tie fittest SUI vive. The fol-
lowing are samples of what my pa
tients con tinue to say about my medi-
cal success:
"Half discouraged, sick and suffer-
ing from catarrh, cough, nightsweats
and lung disease (having had seven
hemorrhages In ten days., 1 came
from Kansas City firm OF G. M. Cher.
~ & Co., 400 Walnut street) and put
myself under DR.. PEBBLES treatment.
He thought, after an examination,
that he could cure me in three or four
months with his medicated inhala-
tione, baths, etc. At the end Of two
months left his Sanitarium sound
and we'll. 1 am cured and
never felt better in my life. And, lik-
ing the climate, have gone into bus
mess with q Lewis & Co., No. West
Commerce street. Rejoicing In my
restoration to health, shall ever feel
grateful to DIR. PEBBLES for curing me
and for teaching me at the same time
the general laws of life and health.
SAMUEL'D. CHERRY.
San Antonio, Tex, Jan. Is, 1892.
Take another case as q sample of
the many already at my command:
While badly out of health from
chronic dyspepsia and kidney disease,
I was taken down suddenly with
rheumatism and sciatica, suffering
the most excruciating pains. And
failing to get relief from other
sources, DIR. PEBBLES medicines help.
ed me at once. The first time I was
taken to his sanitarium in carriage,
the next time In the cars, the third
time walked on two crutches, the
fourth time on one, the fifth
without any. 1 am now well-per.
fectly we'll, and have gone to work at
my regular business.
8. M. FOSTER, 2l0 w. Nueva st.
San Antonio, Tex, Jan. IL, 1892.
The West End electric cars, com.
menciDg at half past 6 In the morn
ing, run all the way to the sanitarium
every hour thereafter during the day.
Ireceive and treat patients in my
office, Soledad block, over Cunning
hams drug store, from half past /
O'Clock p. m. to o'clock each day.
I treat only chronic diseases. Con-
sultations are free. 1:27 st
JIM. PEBBLES, M. d.