Arizona republican., 1896-12-04
But Two Days Positively No Extension
 of Time
 Remains in Which to Consult the German-American Staff of Physicians and Surgeons.
HUNDREDS CONSULTING THEM

By Their Original and Superior Sys-
 tenn of Examination They Will Di-
 agnose Your Ailments, Locating i
 Every Pain and Physical and Men
 tai Weakness Without Asking a |
 Question.
 These physicians believe that doc tors like poets, are born. not made, and unless a physician possesses nat ural qualifications which fit him for his profession. he cannot acquire the same either by education or experi- ence. The doctors unite natural in tuitive insight with scientific re- search which render them pre-emi- nently successful. They make a spe- cialty of Chronic Diseases, are pat ronized by a class of people too saga cious to be imposed upon by ignorant quacks and too independent to heed the counsel of skeptica1 and prejudi- cial friends or jealous physicians. You are invited to come, see and examine for yourselves their advantages, ap- pliances and success in curing the chronic ailments of suffering human | ity. No explanation is necessary from
 the patient No previous knowledge of the ailment required. Every ache, pain and disagreeable feeling pointed out and described better than the pa tiehts can describe it themselves. /No
 person should doctor any longer or take further treatment before con-
 sulting these eminent physicians. Not
 only will you be surprised at their wonderful knowledge of disease, but
 their plain, concise explanation of
 cause and effect and the rapidity with
 which they relieve and cure the most
 obstinate cases, by their progressive system. Day after day crowds of the
 most prominent and refined citizens } of Phoenix may be seen at their office :. (adjacent to the big tenD, corner of Sixth avenue and Washington street : waiting for their turn to consult with these noted physicians. Many are just commencing treatment who have for years considered their affiictions } hopeless and incurable, but who were } lead to take treatment after carefully investigating the condition of those already treated and satisfying them.
 selves of the permanency of the cure : Many can be seen emerging from the t office, their smiling faces telling theil 3 own happy story, while expressions ] of praise and gratitude are heard or
 every side. So much has been writ g ten concerning the wonderful healing g powers of these successful physician!
 and the marvellous cures they have l performed, that to those who reside = out of the city it reads like a romance
 In a remarkably short time those wht
 were blind have been made to see rheumatic pains have disappeared
 crutches and canes are cast aside ant }, paralyzed limbs take on new life afte
 short course of treatment.
 Give God the Praise" said tn y Pharisee of old, when hearing of l, cure wrought by one from Nazareth
 flor we know the man is sinner. l. Then he that hath been blind an d swered, Sinner or not, I know not l. one thing I do know, whereas I wa l, blind, now I see." It is so with ou j. friends, yet if they will take the trou j. ble to investigate us as they wOul j. any important business matter, the 1T will find we are able to give as refer d ence scores of San Diego people wh j. have tested the efficacy of our treat n ment and know whereof they speal d Until they do this, they know nothin l. of us or our system of treatment 0 'e the business methods we employ ir They may imagine, but they kno, h nothing perhaps of our facilities an
 advantages for performing cures i d cases beyond the reach or aid of tn ,r general practitioner. Knowing nott
 ing then of these advantages, the )r still know as much as their would-h n friends who are ever ready to giv of advice. We fully realize that it l. against the code of ethics to advel
 tise, but writing prescriptions in yer
 and Latin is recognized by some as bt s ing just the proper thing. The sam
 as in the middle ages when the art
 healing was mystery and the con Id mon people had to be awed by a di Id play of superior knowledge and al ae sumed reticence We believe the ma ,e who tries to do business without at ,e vertising is like one who winks at le pretty girl in the dark. He may kno st what he is doing, but nobody else doe t, -
 THE RMAN-AMERICAN
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