The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-13
A MISTAKEN BELIEF REMOVED
BY THE MOST CONVINC-
ING PROOFS
FROM EMINENT MEDICAL MEN
IN THIS COUNTRY AND
EUROPE.

There is belief in the minds Of many peo-
pie that Catarrh and similar diseases OF the
Nose and Throat are incurable, and this belief
is encouraged by many physicians who from
lack of knowledge of these diseases arising
from inexperience in their treatment and the
want of proper instruments and appliances
FOR examing the dark recessess of the nose and
throat. IL is utterly impossible for any physi
clan To obtain perfect view OF the nose and
throat without proper instruments, and lights
10 be found only in the office OF the physician
who makes a speciality of these diseases. Ca
tarrh is not n constitutional disease; Ii is
local disc ase, confined 10 the nose and upper
air passages. Thousands upon thousands Of
cases of catarrh have been cured when treated
properly. The general public are ignorant Of
the fact that many of the brightest lights In
the medical world have made a life study OF
diseases of the nose and throat and discoveries
have been made that produce the most graft
flying Results TO the patient. That such is tho
case is proven by the fact that exhaustive
works have been published upon the subject
Books containing from 400 10 800 pages would
not be written upon a disease that was con-
sidered incurable. Physicians of worldwide
reputation, who have made diseases of the
nose and throat special study, would not or
could not waste the best parts of their lives
writing upon incurable diseases.
There are physicians to-day in this country
and Europe whose successful treatYent Of
catarrh and diseases of the throat has brought
TO them the admiration and praise Of all pro-
gressive and intelligent physicians. Among
them are Sir Morell Mackenzie OF London, Eng
land, Prof. Lennox Browne OF London, Eng,
Prof. Edward Woakes of London, England,
Prof. @. Eauvel of Paris, France, Prof L.
Luckerkandle OF Vienna, Prof krancke ii.
Bosworth OF New York, Prof George Nj. Lef-
New York, Prof Beverly Robinson OF New
York. Prof. John o. Roe, of Rochester, N. y,
Prof. Carl Seller OF Philadelphia, Prof. j. soils
Salons of Philadelphia. Would it be possible
for the above eminent physicians to devote
their time TO the treatment of catarrh. etc,
without producing satisfactory resultsl III -
the man with a narrow mind who boldly pro-
claims that disease is incurable simply be-
canse he does not understand the disease and
how to treat 1t with success. In London,
Paris, Vienna, New York, Philadelphia and
Brooklyn are located hospitals for the exclu-
sive treatment OF diseases OF the nose and
throat. Does anyone for a moment suppose
that these hospitals would be built and sup
ported TO treat incurable diseases? Certainly
not
The methods Of treating these diseases are
not secret, yet they cannot be applied by un-
skilled persons who have not made special
study OF the same. The treatment OF the
High street, this city, is the same as taught
and pursued by the celebrated physicians
named in this article. DIR. Strong has the
latest improved instruments, appliances,
etc, that is possible for any, physician 10 OBJ
tain for treating the nose and throat. During
his residence of nearly three years in Prov.
deuce he has treated thousands of cases OF
Catarrh successfully. He has published q
large number of voluntary testimonials IN the
city press and has in his offices hundreds OF
testimonials that have not been published as
under no circumstances will he publish the
name of a single patient unless they so desire.
As in the past DIR. Strong makes no charge
for consultation and examination, every one
is privileged alike to consult him free. His
Office hours are from 10 to l., 2 TO and 2 TO
8 O'Clock. Sundays from toto II only.