The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-05-21

exposed as thousands are from choice
or necessity, to one or more of the
causes enumerated above. Some
times from a false deIicacy, Oftener
from neglect, the premOnitOry symp-
toms are disregarded. When con-
cealment Is no longer possible, and
the disease is too firmly fixed to sd-
NIT of further delay, some of the Ordi-
nary measures are employed and pur-
sued ESQ long as the urgency of pres
ent suffering demands) and usually
palliation of symptoms will be the
only result, and she disease, checked
for q time, continues it's raVages, with
consultation impaired, nerves shatter-
ed and health gone, the once happy
wife or mother Is but wreck Of her
former SELF. That man is fortunate,
indeed. who can successfully wage
the battle of life with such help
mate. How many failures in bust
ness, how many blighted prospects
and unrealized hopes are ebargeable
to this cause. In the daily routine of
business and toll, the husband or
father may overlook or fail to divine
the cause of the earewOPn face, the
lusterIess eye and the unsteady step
of the sufferer as she struggles along
in her effort to secure the happiness
of her family at the cost of pain, ply.
steal and mental, and with disTe-
gard of self that challenges admiia-
ton and calls forth our waTmert sym
pathies in her behalf Unwilling to
add to the cares and anxieties Of her
friends she cOneeals as far as possible
her real suffering and disease, and
continues to drag along miserable
existence. each day bringing mental
depression with increased nervous
pain and debility, until wholly 5isa
bled she sinks into permanent i'll
health or premature grave.
The treatment of female diseases
has been frU3tful source of annoy
ance and pePplexity to the general
practitioner and af suffering ard dis
appointment to the patient foJ OBJ
viOus reasons. For us to- say that
the time honOPed methods of treating
these diseases are erroneous, and
often Injurious, might seem like pre-
sumption or egOtism, Especially TO
the older members of the prOfsssiOD)
but in is often true. Calico. contra
dicted the philosophy of his day, and
IL know his persecution Harvey
was condemned for Ovepthrowing Il Q
medical theories for centuries. Pre-
sumptuOus as it may.,have seemed for
public sentiment to wrest the lancet
from the good old doctors hands,
and denouMce it's use as muYdeTOus
barbaIism, although. it had been
considered a sheet-anehOr and "sine
qua nOn," in many cases, for CEN
turtles j and leave bim to sDeer at
progress and mourn his bosom friend,
yet the old ruts must be filled. Old
fogy or erroneous dOgmas in religion
politics, medicine and social life must
yield to the light Of truth. Seatons,
Moxss, Caustics, Blood letting and
Red-hOt irons, Mystic Charms, Incan-
tatiOns. Viper's blood, etc., are but
the relics of barbarism.
The only mode of medical treat
ment in the world that will cure these
diseases is the real Indian treatment.
Almost every person who reads this
has seen or heard of these cases being
treated by almost all kinds of Quaek
medicines, as well as by physicians
of almost every school of practice, and
you can hardly tell of a case being
cured. On the other hand, where
can you find one living person who
has been treated by the real Indian
system of medicine who has not been
cured. Facts are facts. Now after
You have tried every other treatment
you can hear of, and cannot and do
not get cured, do not hold off until it
is too late, but go at once and consult
DR.. McCiellan-nUt only to consult
him, but take course of I. 2, 8, which
will last three months and costs you
but $500, which if used as directed,
and patient complies with the rHles
of hygiene in enclosed wrapper, will
give beneficial results and the desired
effects. Get some of his medicine
and use it as directed, for you are
sure to be cured.