The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-12
And All Kidney Complaints and
Disorders Cured in a Remark
able Manner by the Quak-
er Doctor.
MANY WONDERFUL CURES.
That He Has Made since Opening
HIS Office in This CIty-The People
Recognize the Value of the Work
He is Doing and Indorse and Aid
Him.

He is Doing and Indorse and Aid
Him.
No disease is so much dreaded by the
medical fraternity as Brights disease of
the kidneys. Most Of the disorders with
which they have 10 contend offer in the
beginning pronounced symptoms at the be-
ginning and so enables them to apply the
proper remedies. With Brights disease,
however it is different and in the many
cases the most learned physician treats his
patient for some other disease, while this
terrible complaint eats away the vital or
gans. At first the patient experiences a
feeling of depression, loss of energy. i'm
perfect digestion, headache, bad breath,
sleeplessness, scanty flow of urine of
dark color, pains in the back, pale skin,
puff1ness under the eyes, shortness Of
breath. pains in the loins, dizziness and
palpitation of the heart. He imagines
himself the victim of indigestion and loses
time taking medicines for that complaint.
Finding no relief from that source, he
tries the various mineral waters and II
he can afford a trip to one of the many
springs that are supposed to contain cur
alive properties for all ills. By the time
these experiments are finished the disease
is so far advanced that his physician Is
then able to tell him that he Is a victim
of Brights disease and that death will
be mis- only relief. Hundreds of persons,
however, have been saved from this dis
ease by the wonderful skill displayed by
the Quaker Doctor in quickly determining
from what disease they were really suf-
fering and applying the proper treatment
and numerous cases in the advanced stage
have been cured by his powerful reme-
dies after they had been pronounced in
durable by other physicians. Probably no
| class of disease can claim as many VIC
TINS as those that affect the kidneys and
| to fully appreciate of what vital import
| ance 1t is to have these organs In pep
| feet condition it must be known that the
| blood is the food of the body and that
every drop Of water that we drink and
| every particle of food that we eat must
| become blood before it can be of any use
| to me body. The blood on its journey
| through the arteries, veins and capiliaries,
| gathers up all the used up material, the
| ashes of the tissues, dead particles and
| wastes that is always and at all times be-
| ing thrown into the clrculatory system
/ which must be extracted before the fluid
| is At to return TO the lungs The kid
| neys are the real blood cleaners, and IL
| is in these organs that the important part
/ of the work of keeping the body healthy
| is done. In health is atom of impure ma
terial is extracted by the kidneys by a
! process of liberation and thrown into the
! urinary tract to be expelled, while the
Clean pure blood goes back to the heart
| to be pumped once more into the arteries.
| Therefore when the kidneys becomes dis
| eased the waste matter is allowed to pass
| back into the circulation and the trouble
begins The Quaker Doctor has devoted
| years of his life 10 the study of these
| most important organs of the human anat-
| omy and as a result he has made many
| cures of all the various forms of kidney
| troubles that have been considered almost
| beyond relief
In his office 215 Liberty street, west can
be seen hundreds of testimonials from
| prominent and well known persons who
| have been benefited and cured by his ex-
| pert skill and treatment Many of these
| persons had been given up by physicians
| as hopelessly incurable and when they
had undergone a course of the Quaker
| Doctors marvellous treatment their
friends could scarcely realize that they
were the same persons who a few weeks
previous had seemed as if they were stand
ing on the brink of a grave ready and
eager to receive them. While the Quaker
Doctor has been remarkable in the treat
| ment of kidney complaints, he has been
none the less fortunate In his efforts 10
| cure any of the numerous other forms o:
chronic diseases that affect the human
race. Rheumatism, another painful and
dangerously treacherous disease, has
found It's master in the Quaker Doctor and
his wonderful remedies. Persons who FOR
years had known naught but pain and suf-
fering and enjoying days and nights OF
Measure free from any indications what
ever of their former disease and devotina
much of their time giving praise to the
Quaker Doctor and advising all those who
are afflicted by disease and are seeking
relief to visit him at once. Dyspepsia, in
digestian. dropsy, nervous debility, habit
ual constipation, diseases of the liver, al
female complaints and all diseases aris-
ing from a disordered condition of the
blood are scientifically treated by meth.
DDS and with remedies that are the secrets
of the Quakers alone.
So wonderful nave been the results oil
these remedies and trea tment that many
of the most eminent physicians of this
country and Europe have investigated the
| Quaker Doctors cures and have made
| proposition having in view the use of hi:
remedies and treatment. The Quaker Doc
| tor however, can never dispose of these
| secrets or transfer them to others thar
his desce ndants, a compact which was en-
tered into the honor of a Quaker wher
| the great secret Of the old Quaker whC
made the discovery was confided to him
The Quaker Doctor replies to all sucl
proposals mat he is ready at all times t
give to all sufferers the benefit of his skill
and the secrets of his preparations, bu
they must come direct from him. If {
sufferer from disease should be at one enc
of the country and the Quaker Doctor a
the other, that does not prevent their lie
irving the benefits that can be received
, from his treatment and medicines. Tn,
Quaker Doctor is treating persons all owe
the country by means Of his symptom
blank to procure one of which it is onil
necessary to write a letter to the Quake
Doctor 215 Liberty street, west, Savan
nah, Ga.
three purposes. to correct abuses. to pre-