Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-04-02
DR.. DiamOndDiCk'
Has Returned to Garrett.
Ready to Relieve the Sick.
HE WANTS TO SEE YOU.
Consultation Free.
Ready to Relieve the Sick.
HE WANTS TO SEE YOU.
Consultation Free.


Cottage Hotel, where he is prepared
to receive calls from those who are
afflicted with any ailment to
which humanity is heir. Whatever
may be your ailment, you are invited
to call and see him. Consultation
free.
Tie Doctor has been here over
six months, and during that time h,
has convinced the people that he is
not "long.haired fraud" no:
"fakir," but that he is able I'll
describe your ailments and to cure
them. He has cured many of onr
best people of various diseases and
benefited MANY others who are yet
under his treatment. For instances:
Mrs. Margaret Gardner, of ReedeT
township, has deem an invalid foi
several years. She has paid hun
dreds of dollars for treatment by
other pbysicians-some of the best
specialists in Kansas City-without
being benefited. Her case was fl
nally pronounced hopeless by these
physicians, and she had made up
her mind that her days On earth
were few. However, when DR..
Mcclellan ("Diamond Dick'') came
to Garnett, sue heard of some OF
his marvellous cures. and took fresh
courage and concluded that there
was a chance for her yet. Accord
ingly, she summoned him, and he
called to see her. He readily dag
nosed her case and prescribed fol
her. As result, she is now "as
lively as a cricket" and takes great
pride and comfort in caring for her
twin grand.children-the three
months old babies of Ben Ecord and
and wife. By the way, these babies,
when first born, weighed, together
about % pounds. Mrs. Gardner is
well pleased with the treatment
given her by the Doctor, and recon-
mends him TO everybody who visits
her. She thinks land it is do doubt
true) that he has given a new lease
OF life, and that she has many years
before her
David Stout is another of the
Doctors patients, and he is no less
pleased than Mrs. Gardner. He has
treated but short time, but he
feels like a new man. He has had
heart trouble for years, and that
has disappeared. lie also has, OF
had, rheumatism and kidney disease
At present, the kidney disease
has almost entirely disappeared
and the rheumatism is following
suit" Mr.. Stout is loud in his
praise of DR.. Diamond Dick"-he
can't say enough in praise of the
Doctor.
The Doctor has numerous testi-
monials from other patients, which
anyone can see by calling at his
Office in the hotel, and he takes
great pleasure in showing them.
DR.. Mcclellan rode out to the
Gardner-S ia ley neighborhood /,
Wednesday, and when he reached
the school house, he found a merry
crowd of young folks aud old folks,
who were observing Arbor day by
by setting out trees Here he found
several of his patients and former
patients, who warmly welcomed
him and introduced him to others,
recommending to any and all who
might be ailing. As a result, he
has secured a number of new p,-
tients. OF course, he is we'll pleas
ed with his trip.
AS before stated, the Doctor has
been here over six months, aud the
people have had chance to learn
that he is not here just to "skin"
the people and leave them to their
fate, as do many travelling "doc-
tors" Call and see him, and you
will be pleased.
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