Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-16
IUDORSEDBY CLERGYNBN.
Words of Pr. Use for Drs. Copeland,
Hall AID Byers
Statements That Come From Men
Whose Calling Bespeaks Their
Truth and Sincerity-More
Remarkable Cures.

There is nothing more convincing tnan
the direct personal testimony of people who
can have no interest i'll saying aught but
what is wholly and exactly true.
The man or set OF men who can come be-
fore the public backed with the Endorsement
of persons who are known and respected III
the community in which they live, whose
veracity or whose motives cannot be I'M
peached or impugned, have but to produce
these Endorsements to show the confidence
and esteem with which they are regarded
by those who know them.
Week after week Drs. Copeland, Hall and
Byers present to the people of Pittsburs
testimonials in their favor OF such high
character as to not only leave no doubt of
their professional skill and ability, but of
their personal worth and standing.
As a rule they rest their case with the
presentation of this evidence. 1t speaks
for itself, and is irrefutlble and unassaila-
Bile.
There is prejudice against physicians
who advertise which is sometimes very diff
cult to remove. But after the public has
tested such physicians after the physicians
have proved their claim to public conf
dence and esteem. this prejudice vanishes
like mist before the morning sun.
There is no class of men more worthy OF
belief than ministers of the gospel. Clergy
men will not indorse man or system that
is unworthy of Endorsement. The callin" of
such gentlemen speaks ut once for their
truth and sincerity. Clergymeh all over
the United States have indorsei the Cope
land system and the good work of DIR. Cope
land and his associates.
rs. Copeland, Hall and Byers point
proudly to words OF praise that have been
spoken by members OF the cloth. and who
have publicly given their testimonials. 80
that all those who are i'll doubt as to the
character, the ability or the trustwor:h-
ness OF the physicians or the Copeland sys-
tenn can refer to them for an Endorsement
Among the ministers who have given
hearty testimonials are the following:
Rev. Z. Morse. OF the National Lecture
Bureau. Rochester. n. V
Rev. Henry C. Knott, German Reformed
Church, 495 Fourth ST., Milwaukee.
Rev. j. W. Ashwood, Grand Avenue United
Presbyterian Church. st. Louis.
Rev. J. w. Mitchell, TAYLOR Street Meth
odist Episcopal Church, Newport, Ky.
Rev. d. Storer, MethodiSG Episcopal Church,
Rev. Z. w Williamson, Methodist Ep;sco-
pal Church, Mount Grab, o.
Rev. W. L. S ahl, Christian Church, Beat
rice Neb.
Rev. Mr.. Hodgman. Emanuel Presbyterian
Church, Rochester, y. Y.
Rev. L. Goldman, Baptist Church, Ecches-
ter, N. Y.
Rev. H. G. Matthews, First Baptist Church,
Shirley, Mass.
Rev. Chr Staeblcr First Church Evangeli-
cal Associa tion, Buffalo, N Y.
duce such men to appear in print in any
natter outside of their resul1r voca tion,
and it is beyond question that it was simply
benevolence, q conscientious belief in The
skill OF these physicians, q conviction that
they were doing good and that the public
should know what they are accomplishing,
that caused these gentlemen to make their
statements.