Arizona republican., 1895-10-19
HE CURES AS BY MAGIC. The Great Success of
 Dr. ProsSer. Work Of the Arizona Medical and Surgical Institute. Tale of One Who Was Redeemed From Sickness Almost
 Mortal.

The fame of Dr. J. D. Prosser, of the Arizona Medical and Surgical institu- tion, has spread so rapidly through the city that a Republican reporter was yesterday detailed to verify the truth of the reports of the physicians ability
 J. B. Spaul, who resides at 27 East Monroe street, had been lauding the physician to the skies and on him the reporter called.
 When the scribe related his busi- ness, MT. Spanll said that he had been a sufferer for many years. T was un- der treatment by a celebrated Los An geles physician for several months,' he said 1.-The physician was treating me for spinal disease. Instead of improving, I grew worse and at last was so low that I had to go to the Los Angeles hospital They also treated me for a spinal trouble. I stayed at the hospital for several weeks but ob- tained no relief. Seeing that they could not cure me, the doctors advised me to go to Phoenix, Arizona, and try the effects of the climate. I took their advice and landed in this city a couple of weeks ago.
 "I had about given up physicians and was beginning to depend on the climate alone for beneficial results One day I saw an advertisement of the Arizona Medical institute, where they generously offered heir services gratis except for necessary medicine. I went to the institute and stated my troubles to Dr. Prosser He examined me and stated that I was suffering with rheu- matism and tubercular bronchitis. I told him at the time that was short of funds, but he said never mind about recompense at present.
 T immediately placed myself under his treatment, which is the London hospital method of injection. After the first treatment I began to improve and four days only has elapsed since have been treated by Dr. Prosser and today for the first time I have been able to walk around without the use of a cane, something I have not been able to do for long time. I am now absolutely free from pain and cannot tell you how grateful I feel to Dr. Prosser, for he has done what scores of physicians have failed to do-correct- ly diagnosed my case and given me re- lief"
 MT. Spaul plainly showed the grati- tude he felt towards Dr. Prosser and was not stinting in his words of praise towards the famous specialist.
 After leaving MT. Spaul the reporter next visited the institute rooms at the Monihon block. The reception room was filled with patients who were awaiting their turn to be treated. Several of those who had been under treatment told the reporter that they were already feeling like new people and had all confidence in the physi- clans ability to permanently cure them.
 The reception room of the institute is most elaborately fitted up and every comfort and convenience is afforded to patients. The physician was so busy that the scribe had only a few words with him in regard to his treatment but was permitted to wit ness a patient undergo his famous treatment
 In every branch of his profession the doctor seems fully capable and ex- perienced and by his works his success best is shown.