The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-25
Maladies They Master.
CLASS OF KYiL& WHO SHOULD EMBRACE THE COPELAND orr,,
The Opportunity Now Provided for Quck
Kidney. Somaea and Bowel Troubles. Asthma Bronchitis
Rheumatism. Chronic Caarrh, Etc

Although It has become an invioiate and
trviolabIe law OF the Copeland system that
no patient shall be permitted TO incur any
expense beyond the regular nominal as
seSsment Of s. monthly. Including ali med
fcIne>, The superior curative efficacy or
the treatment thus provided is getting 70
be so Well understood by the public that
u hardly requires 10 be publicly asserted.
More than this. its purely scientific merits
have been so abundantly demonstrated
that many Of our best family physicians
learned and able In general practice. but
without experience or training as special
lists. and without any acquired aptitude
for the handling OF chronic maladies, are
IN the habit OF sending all their chronic
cases 10 DIR. Copeland.
The point 10 be kept in mind, however,
is that DIR. Copeland's commanding genius
as specialist does not bear any particu-
lar reference to any one particular uals-
dy. 1t relates TO chronic diseases widely
herstve branch OF pathologic and
therapeutic science. The cases daily sent
him by professional brethren in common
practice. TO secure the benefits of his err
rorless diagnosis, his phenomenally sue
cessful remedies and his unrivaled opera
tive skill. include almost the entire cata-
logue OF distressing or dangerous chronic
infrmities. And the reason that 80 many
conscientious family physicians shrink
from the responsibility Of undertaking
their mastery and cure is because they
fully realize that the practical skill nee
essary 10 that work is impossible OF at
tainment except by ample university
learning, added 10 high natural endow-
ment and sharpened and perfected by
long years of experience In these labort-
Gus specialties of medicines.
The Copeland system for the inexpen-
sire cure of chronic diseases Is not in
tended for one class of sufferers to the ex-
ciusion or prejudice of other classes. 10
Is for all chronic invalids and sufferers.
without condition or proviso or any him
dering clause whatsoever Those who are
anxious to enjoy its benefits and 10 profit
by Its economy. but who entertain doubt
or misgiving as 10 whether their own par
ticular ailment Is included in the sys-
tenn. cannot be corrected and disillusioned
too quickly or too completely.
II Is quite true that DIR. Copeland has
long enjoyed a distinct fame as perhaps
the most successful specialist in chronic
catarrh now living. But a medical anat-
omist of the highest analytic mind cannot
be accurately and profoundly learned in
the malignant infiammations of catarrh--
in the corrosive catarrhal poisoning OF
the stomach. the liver, the bladder. etc
without an equally subtle knowledge of
other equally malignant and destructive
chronic ailments. And the records OF
cases under treatment at the Copeland
Medical Institute. covering a period OF
some years. show that the proportion Of
quick recoveries in asthma, incipient con-
sumption. rheumatism. scrofula and the
more serious forms Of nervous disease.
etc. is fully in keeping with DIR. Cope
lands wide fame for the speedy and rad
zeal mastery of catarrh.