The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-03

| and the deep-lying structures of the hu-
! man body are ached and by this power
! full electric fluid they are supplied with the
| vital fluid necessary to throw off the dis
eases that attack and destroy the nerves.
| Victims of rheumatism when put under
| the influence of this wonderful instrument
| have the use Of their limbs restored after
| few applications, and in many Instances
| those who walked on erutches to the Doc
| tors office have returned home, leaving
| their crutches as mementoes of the Doc
| tors skill. This machine is the medium
| by which the entire system can be charged
| with electric fluid, building up and bring
ing the organs of life to their natural con-
dition, and when its powers are felt, the
| results are indeed marvellous.
BY this means nervous disorders are
! quickly reached, and many persons, whose
| entire system was shattered and who were
| bordering upon state of insanity, caused
| by nervousness, have been permanently
cured after only four or five applications
| Of electricity, administered through the
medium of the Quaker Doctors wonderful
| static machine At the Quaker Doctor 5
Office there is on file, among hundreds of
| other testimonials, the following letter
from a well-known city official:
when | first visited your office I was
in a condition bordering upon despair and
cared little whether life would be pro-
longed or ended. AS result of the nerv-
GUS disease, for which you treated me, I
had suffered, for more than two years,
misery and pain that it is impossible for
me to describe. For a period OF at least
six months ! had not slept on an average
one hour. during twenty-four and had
tried so many remedies in an effort to OBJ
tain relief and without any benefit that
had given up all hope. After returning
from an expensive trip to a mountain re-
sort, upon the advice of my physician that
the change would benefit he, my friends
scarcely recognized me- so worn and bag
gard had l become and one of them, de-
plorng my condition, had insisted upon me
trying the Quaker Doctor. After giving
me thorough examination, the Doctor as
sured me that by means of static electric
ty he could. within sixty days promise
my disease permanently cured. With much
doubt as TO his power to fulfil his promise
| commenced the treatment at once. and
left his Office that day feeling that a won
derful change had come over me, and with
A strong idea that the Doctor would be sue
cessful. Five days afterward | was able
to sleep soundly for several hours and
after the fifteenth day my nervousness
had almost ceased, and only an casional
twinge of pain through the head and along
the nerves of the face reminded me of my
past suffering. After continuing the treat
ment thirty days instead of sixty, the Doc
tor pronounced me absolutely cured and
at this writing fifteen days have elapsed
since my last treatment, without the
slightest indication of any return of the
trouble. I am, from heneeforth a firm
believer in the skill of the Quaker Doctor
and the nigh value of his static electricity
| as a means of curing nervous diseases, and
will certainly recommend him TO all suffer
! ers with whom l may come in contact"
Hundreds of such cases have been treat
ed with The same results and the remark
| able efficiency of this system of treatment
| by electricity has been tested and APP
proved by hundreds of the most prominent
| people of the city.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Probably in no class of complaints has
| the Quaker Doctor made more marked
| success than in the treatment of female
| diseases. Here again has his electrca
| apparatus proven it's valuable influence in
! allevlating and subduing the causes OF
4 pain and suffering. Tumors, cancers and
4 other growths upon the organs of the fe-
male structure that have bafled all The
| powers of surgery, as well as medicine
can be reached safely by this wonderful
| electrical agent and their growth de
| stroyed.
This has been absolutely proven it
the case of most estlmable and popular
/ lady, the wife of one of our most prosper
! GUS merchants. While the lady does no
| hesitate to relate the history of her cur'
| by The Quaker Doctor to her friends, sh'
shrnks from the notoriety of a pubn
newspaper testimonial She writes how
/ ever, to the doctor as follows
PROMINENT LADY WRITES.
ITO you and your wonderful electric ma
| chine / owe the enjoyment of the frs
4, month of health and freedom from pain
| that l have had in two years or more
| About that time. as / explained to yol
| when taking treatment my health began
to fail and my abdomen, in few months
became terribly swollen. and when m.
physician pronounced il tumor and tina
| an opera ton would be necessary. I became
| almost frantic with fear. l visited New
! York with the intention of having tn
I operation performed and the tumor re
moved, but my courage failed. and m.
| husband brought me back. With wha
I feelings Of JOY l can tell of the complete
! destrucri lion of the tumor by means of you
| electrical treatment, cannot be appreciated
by anyone but myself and l wish to eX