The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-01
ACRAND PLAN.
The Four Schools of Medicine
Through the Instrument
tality of Prof. J. r.
7. Clark.
AT LAST AFFILIATE.
Members of The German
American Staff of Spec
lilists Are Drawn
from These Great
Schools.
THEY IRE NOW READY
THEY IRE NOW READY
FOR WORK.

The German American Specialists
are now comfortably established in
their office tents on the north eide of
the square, and have already entered
upon their work of attending to the
needs ct the sick The reception tent
is the first one the visitor enters. and
here the director of the staff, Prof. J .
l. X. L. Clark, has his headquarters.
IL IS a busy place, the constant click
of the typewriters being heard almost
from dawn to dusk, while Prof. clark
who is man of superabundant en-
ergy or he would break down under
the strain Of such arduous duties as
are his, is always at work.
| Despite the tact that the manag-
ment of the entire organization de-
wolves upon HIM, Prof. Clark is al.
ways the soul of geniality, always
ready to furnish information or To
grant a reasonable favor. The men
with whom he has surrounded him
self were chosen because of their
thorough knowledge of the various
specialties to which their lives have
been devoted, and are drawn from
the four great schools of medicine
the Allopathic, the Homeopathic,
Eclectic and independent. This lat.
ter fact was not a chance occur
renee, but was due to the wise fore
| sight of Prof. Clark, who saw, in the
unity of these opposing schools of
medicine, the possibility of effecting
an organization of physicians and sur
geOus, which should make use of the
best that is offered by all OF these
schools and thus reach results that
are impossible OF attainment If the
members Of the staff belonged to but
one school
BY making it to the financial inter
est of all of the members OF the staff
To work in complete harmony for the
accomplishment of the hest results
possible in each case that comes to
them for treatment, the almost uni.
versal prejudice which keeps an Al
l0path from affiliating with Homeo
path, or an Eclectic with an Indepen-
dent, has been overcome.
The Specialists instead Of contend
ing over pet theories and splitting
hairs over non-essentials, labor ear
nestly to bring about speedy and per-
manent cures, administering in each
case, the best treatment known to the
medical fraternity.
Their success has been phenomenal.
and yet it is the legitimate result OF "a
plan of organization on such broad
lines as that originated by Prof
Clark. An enumeration of the cures
effected would monopolize too much
space, as the testimonials on file in the
Office are numbered by the thousand,
while great numbers who have teen
cured have not furnished testimonials
for publication. An examination of
these testimonials will disclose the
fact that many cases which the regu-
iaI uoctoIs hau pIonouHceu lncuTdDlei
have yielded to the treatment OF the
German. A mericsn Statfof Physicians
and Surgeons. Cases of cancer which
have bsffied the skill of many physi-
clans, have been speedily cured by
these specialists, The most serious
blood and skin diseases, cases of ca.
tarrh in advanced stages. stomach,
liver and kidney troubles, in fact,
chronic diseases of almost every name
and nature have been cured by them