The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-24
The Opportunity Now Provided for Quick and Per-
n1anent Radiance of Lung, Kidney, Stomach
and Bowel Troubles, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Rheumatism, Chronic Catarrh, Etc

Although a has become an invfo-
late aad inviolable law Of the Cope
land system that NO patient shall he
permitted to incur any expense
Aeyona the regular nominal as-
sessment Of - monthly. In
cIuding all medicines, the supe-
rior curative eMcacy Of the treat
ment thus provided In getting to he
10 well understood by the public
that It hardly reQaires to he pablic-
~ asserted. More than this, Its
purely scientific merits have been
20 abundantly demonstrated that
many 81 our best family physicians,
learned and able In general prac-
tice. hat without experience or
training ~ speciaIists, and without
dling Of chronic maladies, are in
the habit Of sendnG All their cArOn-
10 cases to DR.. Copeland.
The point to he kept In mind. how
ever, In that DE-. Copeland's COM
mandinx genius ~ . specialist does
mot hear any particular reference
to any one particular maiady. II
relates 10 chronic diseases widely
and generally, m . distinct but
comprehensive branch of pathology
10 and therapeutic science. The
cases daily sent him by professional
brethren In common practice, tn Sc
euro the benefits Of his errorless d.
agnosfs. his phenomenaliy success
Al -
erative skill. include almost the en-
tire catalogue OF distressing or dam
gerOus chronic fnhrmities. And the
reason that % many conscientious
family physicians shrink from the
responsibility Of undertaking
their mastery and cure In because
they fully realize. that the practical
skill necessary TO that work IL Inn
possible of attainment except by
ample untveraity learning, added to
high natural endowment and sharp
ehed and perfected by long years Of
experience In these lab0rious spe-
cialties OF medicine.
The Copeland system for the mex
pensive cure of chronic diseases IL
not intended for one class Of suffer-
other classes. 1t IL for all chronic
invalids and suncrers, without con-
dition or proviso or any hfndering
clause Whatsoever. Those who arc
anxious to enjoy its dement's and to
profit by Its economy, but who en-
tertafn doubt or mtsgivtng ~ to
whether their own particular all
ment II included I'm the system. can
not be corrected and disiIlusioned
too quickly or too completely.
1t In quite true that DIR. Copeland
has long enjoyed q distinct fame ns
perhaps the most successful special
list I'm chronic catarrh now living
Hut . medical anatomfst Of the high
est analytic mind cannot be accu-
rately and profoundly learned In
the malignant innammations Of en-
tarrh-in the corrosive cntarrha.
poisoning Of the stomach, the liver.
the bladder, etc.-yvithout an equal,
subtle knowledge Of other equal,
malignant and destructive chronic
ailments. And the records Of case.
under treatment At the Copelnns
Medical Institute. covering q perio
Of some years, show that the pro-
portion of quick recOveries In asth
ma. fncfpient consumption, rheumn
tisn. scrOfula and the more seriou.
forms Of nervous disease. etc. il
fully I'm keeping with DIR. Copeiana.s
wide fame for the speedy and radt-
cal mastery Of Catarrh.