The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-15

New doctors and new remedies appear
as regularly as the seasons, but more
often; they blossom forth, apparently with
all the luxuriance and brilliancy of the
tea-rose then die as quickly as the morn
ing glory-they are here today and gone
tomorrow. This morning. they are re-
garded reverently as heroes sent to battle
for mankind, this evening they are torn
down and trampled upon by their devo-
tees OF the morning. The doctor who is
lauded as the best today, is condemned
tomorrow as the worst. Fads govern the
dress of fashionable men and women.
ard to great extent, ads designate the
doctor or the remedy they shall use.
When doctors and medicines are tried
and found wanting, they are consigned
to their professional graves and jests
mark their last resting place. And so,
although the birds of the air have nests
and the foxes burrows, the unsuccessful
doctor has not where to lay his head.
Thousands of doctors of today have be-
come bewildered and ere at d standstil,
on account of the many complications
met with in treating chronic deep-seated
diseases. They often diagnose grave trou-
bles, but when they go out to battle with
the disease, they discover to their sur
prise and CONSERVATION that they are
not loaded for such large game as 1t
were, and that from their small experience
they are only able to understand and
treat symptoms and acute troubles the
chronic, seated, obscure. Misunderstanding
disease is entirely beyond their compre-
pension.
Then it is that the studied specialist,
who from actual experience understands
treating and curing of these diseases.
comes along, makes a proper diagnosis of
the case, prescribes some simple, plain,
common sense vegetable remedy, the Vir-
tues of which he knows from long expe-
rience, and the patient RECEIVERS.
What is the result?
You hear the unsuccessful SO-callCd
fad doctor cry out "Quack'' because he
is filled with embarrassment and con-
sumed by jealous envy by what seems to
him the wonderful success Of The legiti-
mate specialist.
After all this is very simple and rea-
slider the underlying reasons for this
pitiable failure ON the one side and the
masterful success on the other.
These reasons are plain and simple and
have been explained to the people time
and again by Doctor Shores.
In the case Of the so-cal1ed regular
doctor, who fails, it Will be found first
that he has. no particular experience or
or study that has given him a diploma
from some easy college, which licenses
him to go forth among the people and
kill or cure, as luck might happen, was
only a superficial SElattaring of book
learning that lacked every element Of
thoroughnesS necessary to the intelligent
understanding of medicine and disease.
On the other hand, it is found that the
legitimate specialist has not only passed
through the most thorough college and
hospital study and training, but also
by years of hard work in both private
and special practice, he has obtained a
well earned experience and knowledge in
treating and curing chronic diseases in
the most desperate conditions and sta ges.
Such is the basis and secret of Doc
tor G. W. Shores notable and not only
permanent but ever-increasing success.
His remarkable popularity among the
people is due to the fact that he is al
WAYS honest with them, both in his work
and in his public statements and thst ne
is constantly working and studying for
their best interests, ALWAYS doine some
thing TO HELM them in their needy time
of nhvsical illness.
His latest and one of his most generous
provisions for the good of the sufferni-
public is an extension of his famous -
a month fee rate during the month of
September. to all sufferers and for all dis
eases until cured.