New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22
ASEPTOLIN IN DEMAND.
DR.. CYRUS EDSON'S LARGE NAIL FROM
PHYSICIANS AND PATIENTS.
MANY REQUESTS WHICH HE HAS TO DENY-HE
WILL NOT TREAT ANY ONE OUTSIDE HIS
OWN PRACTICE. But WILL GLADLY
AID OTHER MEDICAL

WILL NOT TREAT ANY ONE OUTSIDE HIS
OWN PRACTICE. But WILL GLADLY
| AID OTHER MEDICAL MEN.
DR. Cyrus Edson's mail continues TO grow, and he
| receives requests for aseptoln daily from phy-
s,cans as well as from sufferers He employs three
stenographers. and still much Of his correspondence
Is not attended to rs promptly as he and his cor
respondents would wish. In speaking OF the rush
| from all Sides on the part OF invalids and their
physicians for asepoin. Or. Edison said: The let
| ters are not all. have received some score or
more cable messages and dread the influx OF let
;ers which viii come within a few days
GRATEFUL To HIS PROFESSION.
81 would like to have 1t known tina; am pro-
| foundly grateful to the physicians OF the Ihi'tu
States for the kindly words Of consratu1ation' en-
couragemert and approval OF my theory and my
work which have received from so many OF them
must confess that these letters have made me feel
very proud and many Of them have caused me pro-
| found regret that | could not answer them from
press OF work as I would Ike 10. am very inuch
| Obliged 10 the people suffering from consumption
who have written to me asking me 10 treat them
by mail. To them wish to say. FIRST, that the
| aseptolin treatment can be administered by phy-
slcan only and secondly. cannot be carried on Dy'
| correspondence Their hatiering words about my
| self are very pleasant to read. but cannot neip
| them. Their physicians are the proper per
sons to treat them and will treat them as well as
nothing except the which every member OF the
profession gives to all of his patients.
Under no circumstances" he added. VIII al
| low the asepton to be sent 10 any patient IL Will
be TO his physician only. and must be admins
| tered BY that physician.
II decline absolutely to give the patient OF any
| brother physician advice about his case, but VIII
gladly correspond with any physician about one OF
| his cases should he find condition In when ne
may think my longer experience with the treatment
| will enable me- TO help him
Il Will see no patient outside OF my own practice,
except as a consultant with his physician. Any pa
| tient wishing to see me must bring letter from
| his physician asking me see him. The fna. re-
suit Of my examination will send 10 that ply
| clan and VIII communicate to the patient
BEST JUDGED BY THEIR OWN DOCTORS.
Il wish to impress those suffering the fact
| that their physicians. VINO know their condi-
ton. are infinitely better judges Of the treatment
needed than / can be. Their own physicians have
studied their cases. they know the conditions ex-
is,ing they are the only who can say whether
aseptolin viii hep cannot tel TINS because
cannot hep saying that think patients are often
most ungrateful and IN wise. ingrateful. because
thinks Is good. and is. therefore. talked about
these patients forget ne many anxious hours their
TO help them. ana rush OF to The new man of whom
when he il myself knows less about their tempera-
ment than th- medical man who has made them
| Il am willing 10 send two-ounce bottle o;
! asepioiln 70 every physician In tho United States
! 81 his patienfs-as have been convinced or It's
value. regret cannot afford 70 send more than
| one.
| not \ SPECIFIC FOR CONSUMPTION.
| Il wish t. repeat tina; ascptoln IS not specific
for consumption. although it is for malaria and
! sepilcaema The use Of IL does not work miracles,
and &, Is folly 10 cxpect any result from 1t when
tho patient has been given mp. The treatment with