The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21
The Opportunity Now Provided for Quick and Per.
tnanent Radiance of Lung, Kidney, Stomach
and Bowel Troubles, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Rheumatism, Chronic Catarrh, Etc.

Although IL has become an fnvio-
late and inviOlnble law of the Cope
land system that no patient shall he
permitted TO incur any expense
beyond the regular nominal AS
sessment of IS monthly, in
Gliding ali medicines, the supe-
riOr curative efficacy OF the treat-
ment thus provided 10 getting to he
SO well understood by the public that
1t hardly requires to be publicly as
serted. More than this, its purely
scientific merits have been SO album
dainty demonstrated that many Of
our best family physicians. learned
and able In general practice. hut
without experience or training as
ed aptitude for the handling of
sending all their chronic cnses to
DIR. Copeland.
The point to be kept In mind, how
ever. in that DE-. Copeland's COM
handing genius as specialist
does not bear any particular ref
erence to any one particular malady.
1t relates to chronic diseases widely
and generally, as . distinct hut
comprehensive branch Of pathoIOgic
and therapeutic science. The cases
daily sent him by professional
brethren In common practice. to Sc
cure the benefits of his crrorIexs sli-
agnOsis. his phen0menalIy success
full remedies and his unrivaIed oper-
alive skill. include almost the entire
catalogue of distressing or danger
GUS chronic infirmities. And the
reason that many conscientious
family physicians shrink from the
responsibility of undertaking their
mastery and cure il because they
fully realize that the practical skill
necessary to that work II impossible
of attainment except by ample uni
versity learning, added to high
natural endowment and sharpened
and perfected by long years of ex-
perience In these labOriOux special
ties of medicine.
The Copeland system for the mex
pensive cure of chronic diseases Is
not intended for one class of suffer-
ers to the exclusion or prejudice OF
other classes. Ii Ii for all chronic
invalids and sufferers, without con-
dition or prOvisO or any hindering
clause whatsoever. Those who are
anxious tn enjoy Its benefits and to
profit by its economy, hut who enter
tain doubt or misgivtng as tn
whether their own particular all
ment Is included I'm the system. can
not he corrected and disillusfOned
too quickly or too completely.
1t is quite true that DIR. Copeland
has long enjoyed distinct fame as
perhaps the most successful specials
fst I'm chronic catarrh now living.
but n medical anatomisf of the high-
est analytic mind cannot be accu-
rately and profoundly learned I'm
the malignant innammations of ca
sarrh-in the corrosive catarrhal
poisoning OF the stomach, the liver,
the bladder, etc.-wfthout nm equally
subtle knowledge of other equally
malignant and destructive chronic
ailments. And the records of eases
under treatment mt the Copeland
Medical Institute, covering IA period
of some years, show that the proper
ton Of quick recoverses In asthma,
fncipient consumption, rheumatism,
scrofuIa and the more serious forms
of nervous disease, etc, Is fully In
keeping with DIR. COpeland's wide
fame for the speedy and radical
mastery of Catarrh.