Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-01

| trying to get rid of il. have been reading the
statements of people that have been coming
here, and, figuring the thing out, have come
to the conclusion that these physicians
know their business. They are certainly
right in what they say about the average
doctor. I've never yet seen physician VINO
was glad to take my case or showed any In
terest in treating me. These physicians de-
vote themselves entirely to this work, and,
by George, I'm going to see If they can DO
me any good"
"But they advertise"
We'll, supposing they do. You advertise
don't you? / should If 1 could do better
than any one else, or had anything that
wanted to sell which was better than any
thing else of the kind. That is just why I'm
coming here. Tn a business man: so are
you. These gentlemen are also. They
know what they can do, they do it, and then
they show the result to the public. That
suits me a great deal better as a business
man than to have a doctor hem and haw
over my case and tell me he'll see what he
can do about it. l say hang that kind OF
physician"
"weII," replied the other "your logic is
all right, and 1 believe that come to think
about it, your entire position is right. If
had catarrh, I'd do the same think"
This was overheard by one OF our report
ers, who interviewed Drs. Copeland, Hall
and Byers, as to the character of the patients
that they treated.
"Wel, you know" said tho latter, ."that
our charges for treatment have been placed
so low that they are no bar to even the poor
to see how many or the patients We have
who are of just the character of the gentle
men you describe. Why, had patient
few days ago, man who is leading finan-
cler in this city, man who could writo his
check at any time for $500, 1000, and he said
to me: Doctor / like your style. L believe
you can treat catarrh successfully. l have
gone to the best physicians in this city:
have Travelled; have been to Florida, Europe,
Hot Springs, everywhere in fact, to rid my
self OF catarrh, and have had no success.
Now want you to give me your best treat
ment and name your fee right now. With
that remark he produced his check book.
well, we have a uniform rate OF treat
ment, as you know. l examined his case,
told him l could cure him, and then told
him he could write me check for S. for the
first months treatment, with medicines
free. He drew that check with an astonished
air. But since then he has come in with
great delight, as he has not only improved,
but he says he feels better than he ever did
in his life."
Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers have proba-
bly, the largest practice OF any specialists IN
the country. 1t is large because the PROPOSE
tion they make appeals to the common
sense of the people, is economical, sensible
and absolutely unimpeachable i'll every re-
spect.
They know how to successfully treat ca
tarrh, and they achieve the most telling re-
suits. The testimonials they publish each
week are but faint echo of the chorus of
praise. congratulation and gratitude that
rises from the hundreds of patients who
quietly acknowledge their thanks, and in
dustrially circulate among their friends the
news of their cure.
The result is that every one is convinced
the men, and they let no prejudice sway
them, but at orce put themselves under
treatment and receive benefit from the very
first course of medicine.