The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-12-15
G REAT WORK
OF A
GREAT PHYSICIAN.
Why One Doctor Cures After Others Fail

Why can't other doctors cure disease
like DR.. Downing2 Why does DIR.
Downing cure after other doctors fail?
Well, for several reasons. One reason
is that DR.. Downing, in his almost
worldwide practice, with the aid of his
assistants, probably treats one thous-
and cases of certain form of disease
to one case treated by other doctors
He knows the regular form of the
diseases and all the variations. He
puts his finger on the real issue at once
He does not guess at the disease and
guess at the remedy, but he knows both
disease and the remedy to cure it.
Some doctor. or dozen of them, per-
haps may have given you up or failed
to cure you, but if DR.. Downing says
he can cure you, you are safe. A large
proportion of the cases he treats have
tried other doctors in vain, but find
quick relief from his wonderful treat
ment. It cures.
Years of special study and training in
the treatment of special forms of
disease to which he has given attention
has made him almost infallible in cur
ing special forms of disease. OF all
diseases he has undertaken be has
cured over 81 per cent and of certain
delicate disorders he has never failed to
cure SINCE case in over 10000 cases.
This is why when he undertakes to
treat case the patient can be con-
fident of cure.
He has great book filled with tes-
timonials from men and women whom
he has cured of nervous and chronic
diseases, most of them had failed to OBJ
tain relief from prominent physicians
either in this country or in Europe.
Truly his cures are little short of
miraculous
In his great work of curing the
sick and suffering he does not hold out
delusive hopes to cases which he be.
lieves to be incurable. When such a
case presents itself to him. he frankly
tells the facts, no matter how un
pleasant they may be. believing it is
better to know the truth Not infre.
quen'ly he finds cases which have de
layed treatment too long or have tried
improper treatment too long, and thus
become incurable, to these unfortunates
he offers the kindest advice and
sympathy, regretting that he can not
do more for their relief or offer happier
prospects.
He does not use any poisonous or
stimulating drugs to give temporary
relief. while the effects of the stimula-
ton lasts. His treatment is designed
to permanently cure, to restore the
sufferer to health. vigor and happiness.
DR.. Downing's most startling sue
cesses have been in curing diseases
which have been looked upon as in
durable, such as cancer. consumption,
diabetes, blindness, deformities, par
alysis, epilepsy and other nerve dis
eases, often the result of imprudence
and neglect or improper treatment
While surgical operations. diseases of
the lungs, heart, stomach, liver and
kidneys and the more common forms of
nervous disease and special disorders of
men and women yield to his treatment
almost by magic
When DR.. Downing says a case is
durable. he says it in the knowledge
that these words have been new life to
a host of men and women doomed by
fear, and friends and ignorance and
physicians to years of suffering and
premature death His discovery. the
result of years of study and experience
has removed much of the terror and
fear from the sick and give hope in it's
stead.
Downing will visit Mankato, Dec. 49,
at Saulpaugh House. Consultation
free,