Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18
NOT EXAGGERATIONS.

| The Half Had Not Been Told-So Says MI.
Houston In an Interview-Drs. Cope
land, Hall and Byers Court Investiga-
ton of Their Published Statements
Read This Weeks Statement of Mr.. Nc
Cue.
gentleman who called at the once OF
Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers this week
stated that he had read of the remarkable
cure of Mr.. Houston in last Saturdays Times
and as he had doctored and doctored for SO
many years without receiving any benent
and had become disgusted with doctors and
medicines, he determined to ascertain for
himself the truthfulness OF the statements
published each week and especially Us far
as related to Mr.. Houston.
Accordingly, he called upon that gentle
man and requested an interview. In the
course of that interview Mr.. Houston TOOK
occasion to say that instead Of Drs. Cope
land, Hall and Byers exaggerating his dis
tressfng symptoms they did not dwell upon
them sufficiently. and did not make the Ian
gunQe strong enough to express his recent
sufferings and present relief. He stated
that, poor man as he was, no would not take
81 600 and go back to the condition he was
in one year ago. He has not now an ache or
a pain about him, sleeps well, eats well and
is only weak, but gaining in strength every
day. His case, the gentleman furtner
stated, has created widespread interest in
the neighborhood. and he was receiving
many calls from people suffering with long
standing ailments. Two ladies called wnne
he was in conversation with him.
Investigation Courted.
Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers court the
strictest investigation of the statements of
cures reported every week.-Mrs. is what
they are published for. They desire those
interested to inv vestigate carefully every
statement published, and note if any exag-
gerations are made. They desire, this be-
cause many who have a selfish interest in
main ntaining that they do eXaggerate, at
tempt from time to time to belittle their
professional ability Thev also desire that
when these parties have satisfied themselves
that they are telling the truth in their adver-
tisements, that they will be honorable
the gentleman did who is quoted above.
The truth is Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers
do not publish one-hundredth part OF the
number OF cures they actually make, as
many are kept from furnishing statements
for publication for various reasons. Some
of their best cures never reach the public.
Good Results Shown In Catarrhal Deafness.
For instance, a young lady who had been
visiting in franklin, Pa, this summer re-
Gently called at the office of Drs. Copeland,
Hall and Byers and stated that she wished
to take course Of treatment for her ear
trouble, roaring in the ears with partial
deafness. During the conversation she said
that she had met an elderly lady while at
Franklin, who had been treated by their
"home treatment" and that when she first
began, those who communicated with her
had to do so in writing. she was so hard of
hearing, while now, after three months
treatment, she could hear ordinary conver-
sation.
Upon writing to this lady and inquiring IL
she would like to make a statement for
publication she replied that she would like
very much to let the public know what had
been done for her, as no one could ever
understand how much benefit she had de-
rived from the treatment, but that her
family physician had been so very kind and
had done everything he could Tor her, she
was afraid It would hurt his feelings; how
ever. she would like to have any one inter-
ested referred to her and would cheerfully
state the beneficial results of her treatment.
Her address will accordingly be furnished to
anyone desiring to assure themselves of the
results to be obtained from a thorough
course of treatment for partial or complete
deafness.