The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-13
A VISIT
To the Doctors Tent on
South rIain Street.

professions, and the demand for spe-
cialists is constantly increasing. The
teacher car no longer instruct in an
knowledge increases too rapidly for one
head TO know il all. There are specialists
IN the different departments OF law. and
me lawyer who makes a study % one
branch has the best success ard gives
the best service TO his clients.
In the medical profession the specialist
is coming more and more in demand. The
doctor who treats and makes study OF
his particular line OF disease and leaves
the other ailments 10 the care OF his
brother practitioner IS the one who Is
becefitting humanity.
We have with US at present in Wichita
the 'German-American Staff OF Expert
Specialists" They have been here eight
weeks, and will remain az least two
weeks longer.
The doctors travel in magnificent style
in their own specia. car, which is perhaps
as finely equipped car as was ever il
Wichita. They are not making their
headquarters in the car while here, bu;
have erected commodious tents for Office
consultation, drugs and medical appar-
a,us, on the vacant lot south Of the City
building.
We called on the doctors one day this
week and were Invited 10 inspect their
tents. me first. or outer, tent. is the
Office and waiting department. Here one
Of the doctors is in charge and receives
patients calling for consultation. who are
in their turn shown into another aDart-
ment, which is the Office of the special
ist. In this outer tent a typewriter Is
at work. and the advertising. which is
extensive, is looked after.
In the operating room, which is a sep
arate apartment. is where may be seen
the advancement os science IL the way of
electrical appliances. as used in the
treatment of disease. The specialists
have the latest and best apparatus in
this line. They have the wonderful "
ray machine which, OF late, has come irto
prominent use In the diagnosis OF disease
They have the Edison microscope. gal
vanic batteries, cautery batteries. a pow
erfuf microscope that magnifies 1900 di-
ameters, spraying apparatus for the
treatment of catarrhal troubles, and var
ious other instruments and appliances
In another tent are drugs and medicines.
The tents are nicely furnished and fitted
up with all convenierces for the comfor,
Of patients.
During the short time we We're at the
tents several persons called for consul
tation, and every member of the staff
was busy. All cases are diagnosed by Dr.
j. B. Keith. and we were informed by
patient who had just been ir the consul
tation room, that the doctor asks no
questions.
Perhaps you or some member OF your
family are sick. Possibly you have paid
out a great deal of money TO doctors, and
received little or no benefit in return, and
have at last come to the conclusion shat
all physicians are alike. The German
American Staff Of Physicians are experts
in the treatment OF all diseases OF a
chronic nature. and especially solicit such
cases as have baff1ed the skill of the or
binary practitioner. Below we submit
the names Of a few Of many patients now
under their treatment:
This is TO certify that I consulted the
German-American Staff of Physicians
and Surgeons about two weeks ago. They
tod me my exact condition without ask
ing me single question. and the fact
that have improved steadily urder their
treatment proves that their opinions and
diagnosis were correct. T. RATZLOFF,
Dundee. Kan, March 16, 1897.
1 feel a good deal better.
LEONARD BATTEY,
Nickerson, Kan, April 2, 1897.
1 am getting along all right
CHAS. HAYDEN.
Hutchinson, Kan, April 6. 1897.
1 am improving as well as could be ex-
pected. PAUL WRIGHT,
Hutchinson, Kan, April .. 1897.
I can say am very much pleased with
your treatment. ALICE WICKLIFTE.
Hutchinson. Kan, April 3. 1897.
1 am getting better
J.B. UNRUH.
Great Bend, Kan, April 4.
I feel much better in every way.
MRS. W. L. OWENS,
Hutchinson, Kan. Apri. 5.
I am feeling better.
MARTIN SHUMAN.
Hutchinson. April s.
1 am feeling a great deal better.
II. B. OWENS.
Hutchinson. April Z.
Your letter found me feeling quite well.
ALICE WICKLIFFE.
Hutchinson. April s.
Ny condition is improving.
ABE THIESSEN.
Buhler. Kan. April S.
! am better. FRANK GREEN.
Hutchinson, April 10.
1 am feeling al rigat.
CHAs. HAYDEN.
April 10.
I am getting along as wei as could be
expected. ELI D. MAST.
Hutchinson. April Is.
1 am sJil improving.
MRS. L c. POWELL
Newton. Kan. April o.
] am perfectly cured. and viii ;ry 20 |
induce others 70 take your treatment
". Z DIXON.
Santa Fe hotel. Hutchinson. Ap-H q.
! am improving.
JOHN WENTZELL.
Newton. Kan. April =.
The ;rea.ns.t has made q grea; change |
n me. MINNIE SOTH
Newton. Kan, April -.
] can say l feel a great deal bet.e-.
HATTIE PFEfSTER-