The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-27
Class of InvalidS Who Should En-
brace the Copeland Offer.
The Opportunity Now Provided for Quick and Per-
manent Radiance Of Lung, Kidney, Stomach
aud Bowel Troubles, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Rheumatism, Chronic Catarrf. Etc.

Although IL has becOme an invio-
late and inviolable law ef the Cope
land systen that M patient shall be
permitted to incur any expense
beyond the regular nominal ~.
sessment OF 81 monthly, in-
rier curative efficacy of the treat.
Went Thus provided In getting to ne
- we'll understood ny the public
that &c hardly requires to he puhlic-
~ asserted. More than this, its
purely scientific merits have been
- aoundantly demonstrated that
many 81 our hest family physicians.
learned and able in general prac-
tice. hnt witheat experience Or
training - spec1alisss, and without
any acquired aptitude for the haa-
dltnw Of chron1c maladies. are In
the habit 81 sending all their eArea.
10 cases t. DR.. Copeland.
The point to he kept In naina. how.
ever 10. that DR.. CopeianA's cen-
mandtag genius ~ u specialist does
not bear any particular RefeRenco
to any one particular malaay. 10
relates Ia chronic diseases widely
and generally, ns = distlnct bot
comprehensive branch of patholoG-
10 and therapeutic zctencc. The
cases daily sent hfn by pr0fesstenal
brethren In common practice. TO So
cure the benefits Of his errorlcss dt.
nrunSi~ N ~>AanAna~AAln~
fsl remedies and HIS uarivaled o..
erativs skill. include alnsost the en-
tire catalogue Of distressiax or dan-
gerous chronic indFmisies. And che
reason that 80 many coasctentleus
family physicians shrInk tPom the
responsibility Of unAeRtaktng
their mastery and cure 10 because
they fully realize that the practical
skiil necessary to that work In im-
possible of attainment except by
ample university learning. added to
high natural endowment and sharp.
ened and perfected by lonw years Of
experience I'm these lAborlous spc-
ciaities Of medicine.
The Copeland system for the inex-
pcnsive cure Of chronic diseases 10
ers to the exclusion or prejudice OF
other classes. II 10 for ala chronic
invalids and sufferers, without con-
dition or proviso or any hinderfng
clause whats0ever. Those who are
anxious Ia enjoy Its benefits and t.
profit by Its economy. hat who en-.
tertain doubt or nstaGtving - 20
whether their own particular all.
ment II included I'm the system, can.
not DO corrected and aisiilusionea
too quickly or too completely.
IL II quite true that Dr. Copeland
has long enjoyed . distinct fame a.
perhaps the most successful specfal-
fst In chronic catarrh now uvsus,
Hut medical anntoaaIst or the high
est analytic mind cannot he accu-
rateiy and profoundly learned In
the maiignant in I'm mmat ions os ea.
targh-in the corrosive catarrhal
poisoning Of the stomach. the liver,
the bladder, etc.-without an equally
subtle knowledge Of other equally
malignant and desfructive chronic
ailments. And the records Of eases
under treatment At the Copeland
Medical Ihatitute, covering u period
Of some years. show that the pro.
portion of quick recoveri~s In asth-
ma. incipicnt consumption. rheuma.
tlsm, scr6fuin and the more s~rtOus
forms 81 nervous disease, etc., I,
fully In keeping with DR.. Copeland.s
wide fame for the speedy and radi-
cal masfery Of catarrh.