Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers hear almost
every day OF their professional lives, and II
is this class OF people, these doubtfne
In the first place, It would not pay Drs
| Copeland, Hall and Byers TO attempt to hum
bug the public for the small sum of % q
benefit OF these doubsing Thomases they
make the following offer:
| They win Forfeit $1,000
To any charitable institution II it can Dc
shown that they ever published case OF
statement that was not genuine, or given to
them voluntarily by 9 grateful patient for
publication: This. for the benefit Of the
Did you ever stop to consider the meaning
| of these statements, which Drs. Copeland,
Hall and Byers publish every weeks They
mean that they are doing world Of good in
this community, good which cannot be
computed by dollars and cents. These state
ments are genuine. the pictures are fur
in every instance, given SO that the most ex-
acting skeptic, or douhting Thomas, can in
vestigate or verify. Would Squire Keener,
gheny, and Mrs. John shore, of Y Yonnsstown, W own
O., who have testified to being cured Of
Bronchial Asthma by Drs. Copeland, Hall
and Byers, the most diffioult affection OF all
and who recommend their method of treat
ment to friends and the public, do so If they
were not grateful beyond expression for the
Would the Hon. r. W. Dunn, late Mayor of
Franklin, and a prominent attorney of that
city,
Indorse Drs. Copeland, Hall and Bysrs'
Method
OF treatment for chronic catarrh, as he did
volunt tarily in q letter frequently published
in these columns, If he had not experienced
thus marking him as a man OF the noblest
feelings in desiring the public to know
where they could receive skillful and special
treatment at q nominal sum, and within the
reach of allf Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers
have never had the pleasure of meeting
Mayor Dunn personally, as he was treated
ment but they feel like "taking their hats
OFF, to him every time they hear his name
mentioned by patients who have been sent
better of Il there were a T few more a sensr, ne
Gus, big-hearted men like him. instead OF so
many doubling Thomases who believe moth
ing excepting something unfavorable about
q man.
Dire. Copeland, Hall and Byers do not
claim to be 1nfallible. They do not claim to
cure every patient that comes to them for
centage Of cures In long-standing chronic
cases is greater by their method OF treat
ment than by any other known method.
realize she fact that owing to the perversisy @ Iy
OF human nature in general they are subject
to considerable adverse criticism at times.
They sometimes hear of people saying: IT
was under treatment by Drs. Copeland, Hall
and Byers, but they did me no good.' Did
you ever investigate such statements? If you
did, you will find that majority OF these
dissatisfied patients either
Only Took One Months Treatment,
And even then neglected taking their medi-
cine regularly. and violated ali the laws OF
health by irregularities in eating and drink
ing and exposure or that they came under
treatment during tho severe winter when
nature was at its worst, and consequently it
was next to impossible to effect any relief,
Drs. 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 Of
q catarrhal nature. That is the reason they
their 50 rate of treatment, 10
that patients could afford to continue with
them long enough to receive o perfect cure.
They recognize the fact that
Chronic Diseases Require Chronic Treat
ment,
And they sometimes grow discouraged to
see how little some patients appreciate the
superior treatment they are furnishing the |
public, when these patients think they |
If it we're possible to cure all chronic aggra- |
vated ailments in single month they |
would charge s25 o month Instead of IS. As !
they have said before, it does not pay them |
70 attempt to huinbug the public for S. |
They tell their patients honestly just what |
they hope to do for them and how long it |
will probably take to effect cure, and then |
hey can take treatment or not, just as
hey desire. They go at every case with
me determination to perform a per-
Get cure, and they desire the entire Co
operation Of the patient and also that suffi-
,lent time be given them to work out their
method OF systematic treatment Patients
who follow out their thorough course of
treatment persistently always receive ben
'ftA and are satisfied with the treatment,
while of course it is different with those
Who quit at the end OF II single month and
neglect both themselves and treatment dur
ng that month.