Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-08
THE BIGGEST WEEK
The Fine Weather Brings Out the Win
ter Sufferers -Pittsburg Falls Into
Line With All Great Cities,
and Its People Have Learned
the Value Of Specialists.

Modern Methods Have Been Fully Tested
and Approved-The People Rushing te
Specialists for Treatment-They Wan
to Be in Shape for the Summer Season
Now Is the limo to Start in on the
Work.
The grand rush of people to the offices oi
Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers during the
| past week has shown that now that the
spring is at hand, those who have been suf
fering with catarrhal troubles during the
| winter, and who have been hesitating to
assume a regular course of treatment be.
cause of the cold weather, have determine ed
to rid themselves of their disease, in order
| to enjoy the new life of the year and the
| delights of summer free from pain, suffering
| and tho irritations and annoyances OF
| catarrh.
1t was the Red Letter week Of the year!
Hundreds of patients enrolled themselves
for treatment. and joined the glad army of
enthusiasts who never tire repeating the
praises of Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers.
Pittsburg is falling into line with other
great metropolitan cities in the matter of
encouraging medical specialists. The busi-
ness plan and the professional methods of
Drs Copeland, Hall aud Byers recommend
their treatment to all, and it is no wonder
that everyone is availing himself of the OPP
portunity to receive the best treatment at
the most reasonable terms.
of catarrh if he can avoid it. If he attempts
it at all 1t is only TO give it up. The work is
left to the patient persistent and skillful
effort of the specialist, who makes q business
of taking in hand the worst case of catarrh,
involving all the fatal and malignant symp-
toms and effects, and working an effectual
cure.
The locomotive has .supplanted the stage
coach: the electric car has given long
needed rest to mule power, ana the tele-
graph, telephone and electric I1ght nave
superseded old methods of communication
and illumination.
just SO has the specialist taken the place
of the family physician in the treatment OF
special disorders.
This is especially true in the matter of ca
tarrh. The specialist has at present COM
mand of the entire field in the treatment OF
this disease.
utation for skill and ability in the treat
ment of their specialties second to none in
the country. They can and do cure all
forms of catarrh, and their work has chal-
lenged the attention of every one inter-
eSted.
They practice the latest scientific forms of
treatment, which are mild and painless.
comfort to the patient. and source of de
light, as prorr ressive treatment brings in
creased relief,
The statements published from week to
week given voluntarily Dy gratetu, t pat1enrs; tents
cases. The lighter forms Of the disease are,
OF course, easily cured,
The success Of Drs. Copeland, Hail and
Byers has been simply marvellous. The
onderful increase in the number of
patients is the strongest testimony to the
ability of these physicians. They need no
other. II these do not convince, nothing
can.
Now that all can get out Of doors and take
a regular course of treatment, there should
be no one willing to suffer longer with ca
tarrh when positive cure is insured
through the skill, ability and experience of
those noted specialists, combined with
faithful compliance on the part OF the
patient,