Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-10
READ THIS, TE sKEPTIGs,
WHO CLAIM THAT DRS. COPELAND,
HALL AND BYERS CURES
Are Confined to Simple Catarrhal Ansc-
tions - Statement of Mrs. Melina Eard-
ley's Wonderful Cure.

Are Confined to Simple Catarrhal Ahsc-
tions Statement of Mrs. Melina Eard-
Iey's Wonderful Cure.
1t has often been said by some physicians,
envtous of the great success of Drs. Cope
land, Hall and Byers, that the statements
published every week are merely newspaper
e1aggerations of mild catarrhal affections
that any ordinary physician could treat
successfully. Indeed Then why do not
these ordinary ~ physicians cure these
cases bofore they come to Drs. Copeland,
Hall and Byers' office? The story of nearly
every patient who comes to their office Is
that they have doctored and doctored with
all the best physicians in their neighbor.
hood until they have grown discouraged
and despair of ever being any better.
Would Mrs. Lewis Zollinger, of Brushon,
East End, who suffered for years the utmost
agony with her stomach and other compn-
Gated affections, and who was cured away
last winter and who remains cured, agree
with these physicians that her trouble was
OF such q slight nature7 Wouid Mr.. Conrad
APPEL, OF 342 North avenue, Allegheny, aged
u years, who was also cured last winter of q
bad case of asthma, which had kept him out
OF his bed nearly every night for years, be.
lieve that the agonizing hours that he put
in were due to some simple little ailment
that could so easily be relieved? Mr.. APPEL
called at Drs. Copeland, Hall & Byers' Office
few days ago to again thank them for the
relief which they had afforded him, and for
the days of comfort and enjoyment he 10
now experiencing. Again. would Mrs. Mary
German, of Sawyer street, subscribe to the
statement that her liberated mouth and de-
ranged stomach, which caused her so much
trouble that she was reduced almost TO q
skeleton, were merely trifies, which no one
should take any account OF? We rather
think not.
The truth is majority of the cases COM
ing under Drs. Copeland, Hall and Byers'
observation are old chronic cases, given up
as incurable by their family physicians, who
had exhausted their skill and patience and
prescribed every article in the materia
diseases. Not only has the regular family
phyician failed to work cure but every
physician for miles around has been con-
suited and failed: besides this, the patient
has gone the rounds of all the patent medi-
cincs, ETC., etc. The method of treatment
pursued by Drs. Copeland, Hall and ByerS
Is the result OF many years experience, and
the number OF cases they see every day has
made them familiar with the worst forms
or complicated chronic ailments, so they
know just what to do for such affections.
They do not have to experiment. with pa
tients to ascertain what medicines will be
benefit, but they know at once just what
remedies to apply for each disease. Expert
ence has taught them that these long stand
ing affections cannot be cured any other
way than by a thorough, systematic and
continuous course of treatment, running
through three or four months, and the large
measure or success met with proves the cor
rectness of their assumption. They surely
cure the diseases of their speciality, but IL i5
by patient, painstaking and continuous
treatment. and unless patients are willing to
submit to thorough and systematic course
of treatment they might as well not begin,
for they will only be wasting their money
and time and injuring the hard-earned repu-
tation of these physicians.