West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-04-04


ng IN every Case In co,n piete vindi-
ca'"n OF DE. AmicS's claims Con-
'incSo by these repeated triuIipns. the
leading mn iieal Jonrnals OF the coun.
try took up the story OF the treatu ent
ana commented upOn the marvellous
cures accomplished by il. Physicians
TAR ana wide took advantage of DR.
AmicNs offer OF free test medicines.
"uu' convinced by the marvellous re-
SUITS obtained, promptly adopted tho
treatment as "A fixture in medic ne.
DIR. Amick, the modest. studious dis
coverer OF this wonderful treatment
having stepped for n moment ont into
the glare of fame, promptly retired
once more into studious and almost
hermit-like seciusion in his laboratory
where he once more devoted himself TO
studies and Investigations i'm the behalf
OF suffering humanity and the advance
ment OF his chosen profession.
meanwhile his treatment. which he
placed In trust with The Amiclx Cnemi-
| cal Co. where he would have the ASSN
ance that the medicines would be COM
pounded OF absolutely pure ingredients
has been adopted by the medical pro-
iession generally with the most graft
Tying results Thousands Of phvsicians
throughout the length and breadth OF
the land have given their unsolicited
testimony to the remarkable cures ac-
complished under their observation.
whiie grateful patients who have been
snatched back from the brink OF death
py this greatest medical discovery Of
the nineteenth century. have added
'helr testimony in countless mum OerS
Nhitc constrained 10y the necessity
that the purity of the IN sdicincs lie as
sured to withhold his formulas from
the public. DIR. .AmiclS has retained the
enthusiastic Endorsement OF the leaders
OF his profession by the conservative
methods employed by the company to
winch he intrustei the distribution Of
ms cure. IL was but humane that the
news OF this great boon to suffering
humanity be scattered broadcast, but
TINS WIS accomplished through the me-
dunn of medical journals and by meth.
DDS within the lines OF ethical proprie-
". The treatment has hcen distributed
through the medium Of physicians on
I ton:
Where" says DR. Amick. "there
still exists an occasional physician
who. through prejud c., refuses tn pre-
scribe the treatment or attend patient
! using IT. or for any reason leaves the
SUFFERER helpless to secure nv treat.
nent, ] VIII make an exception, and
take the patent under my own care
ana see that the treatment is properly
carried ont prescribing for COMPLEX
lions That may arise myself"
some idea of the rapid hold which
Dr. Amick's discovery has at once Sc
cured in the medical world may be OBJ
tanned from the following figures:
from February LIST, 1898. To March 18th.
1898, 1856 physicians prescribed the
treatment: from February 10th 1894 to
March 18th. 1898. 3G4i physicians who
| had not previously used the trea tment
adopted IL. and during n recent period
| OF 30 days 6i3T outfits of the medicine
have been shipped on physicians orders
An idea, but most inadequaf one
OF the good accomplished through DR.
from result noted in Cincinnati In n
period of less than 10 months, the
death rate from consumption IN that
CITY was decreased ~ or per ce.
For these. and many other equally
gratifying reasons, too numerous To
mention, The Post, on this, it's four.
teenth university, finds it meet to
point with pride to- the fact that il was
tne hrSt TO announce to the world DR.
Amck's great life-saving discovery
1t. moreover, points with pride 10 the
| fact that by its action in putting DE-,
Ainick's trea tnent to the test. AMI
proving it's value il aided in the wide
spread COOL which the discovery i'm
brief two years has accomplished The
POST is not only indicated in its Grst
estimation of DIR. Amick and his won
derful discovery but feels justified i'm
taxing to Itself goodly share OF credit
tor the prompt recognition with which
IL has met
DIR. w. II Amiclk is now associated
/ in the scientific department of the
A nick Chemical Company. with his
| brother and co-worker, Marion T..
Anick. a. NJ Md. who was connect
inn
Medicine and Surgery for ~ yerrs as
profess 'r of anatomy and diseases of
the nervous system and also as a mem
! Ter of the Board of College Trus-
tees, acting as secretary Of that body.
The Drs. Amick have each piyen mn
l their general practice. their college
professorship aud hospital work. and
ana All me iiclnes are prepared under
! their personal supervision TO meet the
varying indications present in the case.
All correspondence with physicians.
| where medical questions occur. svmp-
toms are given or EXPERT professional
advice is asked, has DIR. AmiclS's per-
sonal attention.
The mick Chemical Company. TO
which the distribution of their treat
ment rs instrusted. continues, as IL has
| throughout, to supply free tests med,-
cine for all new cases.
The Post looks confidently TO the
| future for even futher results from the
/ persistent and untiring researches of
| these TWO modest. conscientious phv-
! sic ans and brothers They are now
mailing, free of charge. TO all who re-
/ quest 1t, DIR. w. r Amicl[s latest trea-
ties on pulmonary diseases containing
( a chart for diagnosing consumption in
IFS various stages and phases. as well
as DIR. NJ. l.. Arnick's chart OF the era
NAL nerves