Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-28
CIEyELANUS
" wholesome, ~
leavens most,
leavens best.
SAk|NC PONDfR
A SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN.
DIR. +. M white, the Celebrated Spec
iaffst.

DIR. Il. MI White, the Celebrated epec-
ia'fst.
But few OF noted specialists have
sprung into prominence and an i'm.
mense practice as DIR. p. M. White, now
resident and practitioner in our midst.
He has performed wonderful cures of
special nervous and chronic diseases.
Numerous cases of reputable citizens
might be mentioned were we permitted
to use their names. In order to lay be-
fore our readers fuller details of the
marvellous cures wrought by this medi-
cal celebrity, his mode of treatment, his
specialties, and something concerning
his personnel and history prior to his
advent in our midst, HERALD repre-
sentative called at his elegant suite of
offices at 116 East First street, and made
himself known to this reputable and
successful physician, who has already
done so much for suffering humanity
among our people, and the following
conversation ensued:
doctor, where were You pracsicing before
you came to Los Angeles?"
'In Cincinnati and New York I was resi-
mt physician of the Ohio Charity and Insane
Hospital near Cincinnati. have been prac-
tic.ng in os Angeles since 1886, and since
that time have treated in this section many
L
self, that have been invaria 9ly successful
"You are medical graduate, presume?p
"Oh, yes. You see my diplomas hanging on
the wall. They ar from the best medical col
lege. in the land No physicians in Los AnRe-
les can sh Nv better or a more Successful rec
o among his patients. wish to further state
that all medicines are repaired in my private
laboratory My patients are not intrusted to the
care of hired substitutes, as is the case with SO
many so-called medical institutes, which are es-
tablished wi h some high-gounding title, or un-
or a m a "a cd W N N
too unskllled and inexpefi need to practice
successfully under their own names. 1attend
personally to all my patients, and this is why
always attain such happy results"
What is your special course of trestment,
Doctor"
II treat private, chronic, and nervous dis
eases of every name and nature; blood aud skin
diseases; kidney, bladder, liver. lung thr, at
and hydrocele, varicocele and kindred troub-
les without pain or detention from business.
address myself particularly. 10 young and
middle-aged men who are suffering from the
awful effects of early ind lscretions, and are
thereby united for study business, or the
tlife. In this distressed condition are many
thousands, who. although originally strong in
body and bright in m M, havs permitted their
ailment to run on and on until finally, with
physical and mental powers exhausted, death
claimed them. The most orstinste cases of
this character 1 treat with unfailing success.
Those whom have treated are my best refer
-ence. / use no n ercury or other injurious
crugs and undertake no incurable cases"
I Have you much of all interior, state or
country praelceT
'sYou would think SO If you were to zee my
daily mali. Here is a batch of letters re-
ceiyed today from all sections OF Southern Cal
ifornia, Arizona and New Mex co. with orders
for medicine. All that Is necessary for persons
at distance to do is o describe their troub es
to me by letter, and mail them effective naedi-
cines free from observation. to any part of the
country"
cupes effectedT
. ..Yes, many of them Did consider it nee.
of wrecked man ami womanhcOd completely
restored to health and enjoyment of life
through my special course of trestm ent. But
I publish no testimonials. My business Is
strictly confidential.
DIR. White is an affable and cultured
gentleman of commanding presence,
and Immediately impresses one with his
candor and thorough knowledge of his
profession. In order to corroborate
some of the above matter the HERALD
man, called on leading and highly
reputable Spring street drug firm. In
response to the general question con-
cerning his standing and the extent of
his practice, etc.:
i'sWe have known DR.. White quite while,
and believe him to be an honorable and skilled
physician. who would not stoop to an illegiti-
mate act in his profession. Judging from what
we kno~ of the Doctor, his practice must be
larger than that of any other physician or
speciHlis in the city. A thorough diagnosis OF
diseases, coupled with eminent skill in hano-
ling the m: and the administering of pure me j.
cineE In their treatment, are evide ntiy the Doc
tors successful forte. We regard hin as con-
scientious, merituri0us physician, worthy of
the confidence of the afflicted"