Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-29
| HAVE COME BACK.
This is the Exclamation DrS Copeland,
Hall and Byers Hear Almost Daily at
This Season of the Year.

Heed the Warning Signs and Place Your
System in Proper Condition to With
stand the Winters Severity-Read To-
Days Notable Statements.
"Weli, doctor, L have come back, and I
| must confess your words came true, but
| thought was all right and needed no more
assistance, and felt that could save my
| time and be relieved from the trouble Of
taking medicine. l see now that was feel
| ing well because of the approach OF the sum-
| mer and the good effect worked upon me bY
| the bland, wholesome air of the season, but
1 have not improved as thought would,
and feel that am going backward; and, in
asmpch as the predictions that you made
have come true. have concluded to come
to you again and act upon your ADVICE"
The above statement is only one OF many
made to Drs. Copeland. Hall and Byers al
most daily at this season OF the year by
patients who have neglected their advice
to take q thorough and systematic course
of treatment for their catarrhal troubles
Many patients, because of the quick results
obtained by the system of treatment, 1maS-
Inc tnat they are entirely well. and that
further treatment is unnecessary, but upon
the approach OF cold weather they are re-
minded of their error anu If wise, again re-
sumo their treatments as above.
Dis Copeland, Hall and Byers have re-
peatedly in these columns and also in the
consultation room, urged the necessity for
chronic troubles, more particularly those or
a ca tarrhal nature. That is the reason they
inaugurated their S. rate of treatment, so
that patients could afford to continue with
them long enough to receive perfect cure.
If it were possible to cure all chronic aggra-
waited ailments in a single month they would
charge SIS month instead OF IS.
Catarrh is a treacherOus, 1nsidious and
powerful disease. 1t is no less dangerous
when it slumbers than when it is awake and
active. This should be resisted. A word of
advice to- those who are neglecting treat
ment of the disease should be received by
them carefully and acted upon promptly.
Call upon Drs. Copeland,' Hall and, Byers
and consult with them, take treatment
from them, and you will be astonished at
the wonderful results.
Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers want to
reach every patient who took treatment
with them during the spring and summer
months and only remained under treatment
one or TWO months under the impression
that because they got such quick results
and felt comparatively well that they were
permanently cured. They desire to impress
upon such patients the fact that during the
warm wholesome summer season catarrh
affects person but very little, and that as
soon as the severe ana changeable winter
weather appears there will return again the
same old round of agonizing neuralgia
headaches, stopped up condition OF the
nostriis, sore and irritable throat, with
hawk king and splitting and darting pains
through chest.
Therefore take time advice and renew
your treatments, broken Oh III many IN
stances by vacations and other similar
causes, determined to remain under treat
menJ until pronounced cured by the physl-
clans. If the charges were exorbitant there
would be some excuse for patients giving up
treatment with the first month. but at So Il
month everyone taking treatment can af-
lord to stay until cured.
DrS. Copeland, Hall and Byers go at every
case with the determination to strike at the
root OF the disease and make perfect cure.
They map out a course of treatment suited
TO each case and advise continuous and
systematic treatment as necessity to pro-
duce a permanent cure. They sometimes
grow discouraged and disheartened to see
how little some patients appreciate their
efforts to relieve them by neglecting both
their treatments and medicines just because
the charges so very reasonable. Some
people appreciate most what costs them the
most but happily such people constitute
very small class.
Remember That Chronic Cases Require
Chronic Treatment-Nothing but Per-
. sistent and Systematic Treatment VIII
Cure Them.