The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-02-04
Alive, But No Stomach
4 WONDERFUL OPERATION
WHICH STARTLED THE
MEDICAL WORLD.
HOPE FOR The AFFLICTED.
HOW THEY MAY HAVE THE SERVICES
OF THE MOST EMINENT SPECIALISTS
AND BE RESTORED TO PERFECT
HEALTH.

itfHi.l H.
The year Just passed mas been remark
able for the great advancement made in
medical science and the introduction of
new and successful methods of treating
what has heretofore been considered as
incurablc diseases. The daring and bril-
liant operation performed by DR.. Carl
Schlatter, of Zurich, Switzerland by which
the entire stomach of a patient was success
fully removed, has astounded the medical
profession Heretofore the stomach has al
ways been considered vital organ, but the
Zurich patient alive and well, refutes this
shop-worn theory. The case of this
woman without stomach, demonstrates
that the gastric functions can be perform
ed by other organs of the body.
The history of this case is of absorbing
interest. From childhood the patient had
suffered from frequent attacks of severe
pain in the stomach. The local doctors
could afford her no relief. She finally
came under the treatment of DR.. Schlatter.
He diagnosed her case and found the seat
of trouble to be tumor. This he remov-
ed with the entire stomach, and the
patient, though old and feeble, has fully
recovered her health.
The remarkable results obtained in this
case prove the superiority of the specla-
list over the general practitioner in the
treatment of chronic diseases. His study,
invests CATION and practise are confined to
one particular organ of the body and its
diseases. His constant work makes him
master, and success attend his efforts.
There has recently been formed in New
York City the Warner Nazaro Medicine
Company, which has department for the
special treatment of chronic diseases of
al! classes Its Board of Physicians is
composed of the most successful
specialists in Grealer New York. The
object of the company is to give advice
and treatment to people who could not
otherwise obtain the services Of such
eminent specialists Many diseases which
have baff1ed the skill of the general
practitioner can thus be successfully treat
ed and suffering humanity benefited.
Among the diseases for which special
treatment can be had are scrofula and all
blood and skin diseases: nervous prostra-
ton, insomnia. chronic headaches, and all
nervous disorders: rheumatism and govt ;
acute and chronic catarrh diseases and
weaknesses of women special diseases of
men; indigestion and stomach troubles.
This plan of special treatment has been
devised and perfected by H. H, Warner,
former proprietor and originator of War
ner's Safe Cure Mr. Warner retired
from the Safe Cure business five years
ago, and since that time he has given his
attention to formulating and perfecting
the present undertaking. His years Of
experience in the special treatment of
kidney diseases led him to believe that
equally good results, could be obtained by
offering the public, at Il reasonable rate
special treatment under the direction of
eminent specialists for the several classes
of diseases to which mankind is liable.
This plan places within the reach of all,
at minimum prices, the experiences of
men who have devoted years of study to
their respective specis.litics.
The method OF obtaining relief from all
chronic troubles is as simple as it is mex
pensive. All that is necessary is to write
out history of your case, making the
statement as complete as possible, and
giving symptoms in detail. Send this 3,
with five dollars, to the Warner NaZaro
Medicine Company, St. Paul Building,
900 Broadway, New York City, when a
complete diagnosis of your case and
medicine for thirty days treatmet, should
so long a time be necessary for a cure
will be sent you and delivered free with
out further expense. The well-known
business ability of Mr.. Warner, and the
fact that he has done so much for suffer
ing humanity i'll the past are ample assur-
anccs of the genuinenesS of this, his latest
and greatest work Write to day.