The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-09
A RUSHING BUSINESS.
KNOWLEDGE is POWER.-PRACTlCE
MAKES PERFECT.
The TruthfulneSs of These State
ments Is Proven by the Great
Success of the German
American Physicians.

Since arriving IN this city the staff OF
German-American Physicians have been
| very liberal in the use Of printers ink
in informing our citizens Of their super
ior equipments and surgical skill for
treating chronic diseases. OF their sue
cess We know nothing, except by read
ing the testimonials of former patients,
whose testimonials praised the phys.-
clans for the great good their treatment
had done them, many of whom claimed
10 be cured. But during their three
weeks stay in Wichita they have treat
ed a large number of chronic cases.
Many Of their patients here are now con-
fdent Of a cure, and speak highly of the
skill and ability Of the physicians. A
reporter for the Eagle called at the Of
fee yesterday and found the doctors
very busy, and turning away prospec-
tive patients whom they were unable to
accommodate and who left an engage
ment for a future date. The waiting
room was crowded with patients wait
ing 10 see the doctors, each taking their
turn according 10 their previous engage
ment. While the reporter was making
himself a chair by using the tin cover o.
the typewriter every chair in the Of
flee being occupied by patients) a mid
dle-aged gentleman entered and asked TO
see the doctors. He was informed that
if he had no engagement he could not get
10 see them then, but would have to
have an engagement for future date.
He informed the stenographer that he
lived twenty-five miles from Wichita
and nal read about the German-Ameri-
can Physicians in the Eagle, and that he
had come twenty-five miles and must
see them, and have an examination
made at least, which was granted him,
owing to the distance he had come. The
doctors were busily engaged with pa
tient with a catarac on one eye. They
do all kinds of surgical operations, such
as removing cataracs from the eye,
Strengthening cross eyes. Also all kinds
of operations and treatment of nose,
throat and ear.
The doctors stenographer was very
busiIy engaged answering the many cor
respondence of patients at other cities
and forwarding medicine prescribed by
the physicians. many of which were ad-
dressed to Hutchinson, Newton and
other towns in this section where they
have been located for the past five
months, having been in this immediate
vicinity since December 9. 1896, and II
they were not what they claim TO be and
were not meeting with success in at least
the majority of the cases they treat.
they would not be allowed to continue
their work for five months virtually in
the same locality.
Another evidence Of their success is
the fact that many people living in his
city have acquaintances living at New.
ton and Hutchinson who have been
treated by the German-American Ply
sicians and have visited Wichita since
the doctors located here.
They are now treating patients who
have been given UP for hopeless cases
by other physicians, and who are i'm
proving under the treatment of the Ger
man-American Physicians, and are in a
fair way to recovery, while they are con-
fident Of a permanent cure, and the rush.
ing business being done by the physi-
clans not only proves the great value Of
judicious advertising for the medical
profession the same as any and all other
business, but also proves that the Ger
man-American Physicians have the nee
essary ability and surgical skill to in
sure their success wherever they go.
The leader, Gen. Knox" at j. r.