Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-04

TESTIMONIAL, b0e WOuoerIu Curo OF
Mrs. German.
1t has no doubt often been said that while
| Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers publish ca CHI
week cures accomplished they say nothing
| of their failures. In this they only follow
| out the usual American custom of putting
their "best foot foremost" That they have
failures goes without saying, what ply
sicians have not? They do not claim to cure
every case submitted to them, they do not
claim to be in fallible, but they do claim that
the percentage of cures under their method
of treatment is greater than under any
other known method.
Treating as many patients as Drs. Cope
land, Hall and Byers do. it is but natural that
they should be subjected to adverse crit
icism at times on the part of those who do
not take time to consider the gravity Of the
cases which come under their treatment
Come let us reason together for short
time; it will do us all good. In the first
place, the majority of cases coming under
the treatmenr of Drs. Copeland, Hall ana
Byers are old chronic cases given up as In
curable by the family physician, who has
exhausted his skill and patience ana pre-
scribed every article in the mater1a medica
ever known or for the cure of such diseases
Not only has the regular family phy-
sician for miles around has been consulted
and failed; besides this the patient has gone
the rounds of all the patent medicines, etc,
etc. The he comes to Drs. Copeland Han
and Byers, of whom he has heard and read
SO much, with the idea in his head that II
they cure him at all it will be by some spe.
cies of witch craft, magic or voodoosm and
thai he ought to be cured in a lew weeks or
a month.
Now. isn't 1t unreasonable to expect
cure of a long standing ailment. which has
for years baffied the best physicians in your
neighborhood, in so short time? Truly 1t
is. 1t was to cover just such cases that Drs.
Copeland, Hall and Byers few months ago
reduced their fees to IS per month, medicine
included. Experience ha d taught them that
these chronic catarrhal affections. especially
the ear complications, could not be cured
matte and continuous course OF treatment,
running through three or four months.
They reasoned that il they could get enough
patients to stay with them through this pre-
scribed course OF treatment they could
afford to treat them for S. month and fur
nish all necessary medicine free and cure
such old chronic diseases as had baff1ed the
skill OF the family physician, because the
latter could not afford to give the proper
attention they required.
The large measure of success met with by
Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers proved the
correctness of their assumptions: and q talk
with the large crowds that fill their offices
from morning till night will also prove that
they do cure these old chronic affections
They perform no sorcertes and work no
miracles. They surely cure the diseases OF
their speciality, but 1t Is by patient, pains
taking, and continuous treatment, and un-
less patients are willing to submit to a
thorough and systematic course OF treat
ment they might as well not begin, for they
will only be wasting their money and time
and injuring the hard-earned reputation OF
these physicians.