The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29
The Reputation Aaia by the Quaker
Doctor Has Made Him Known 10
Every Person in Savannah, while
the Sick and Afflicted Bless
and Praise Him for What
He Has Done.
HIS REMARKABLE RECORD

Has Made His ONCE the Haven Of
Refuge for Those Who Are suffer-
ers From Disease.
No person in Savannah Is better and
more widely known than the Quaker Doc
tor. He is spoken Of on all sides Of the
town and pointed out wherever he goes
as the wonderful healer and the man
whose powers over disease Is of a marvel
Gus character This hotoriety has come to
him by virtue of the many wonderful, and
almost miraculous cures that he has per
formed in this city
Els remedies have been tried by hun
dreds Of persons, and in every instance
have fully accomplished the results for
which they had been used, while The treat
ment that he has given his patients has
been so remarkably beneficial in its effects
that many Of his patients are inclined 70
the belief that his sklll is guided by some
power greater than the natural gift en-
joyed by man.
Many indeed, are his patrons and va
ried are the diseases that he Is called uDon
to treat. Consumptves, worn emac.ated
with the shadow OF death falling heavy
upon them, with shrunken cheeks. eallow
SKIN aud the racklng cough thai was
heartrending to hear made their wav to
the Office of the Quaker Doctor as A last
hope OF relief. Many, il is true. were 100
deep IN the grave, as 1t were, to be more
than temporarily relieved of their suffer
ing, but numbers Of others, who had b,en
told and had believed that thew were
hopelessly incurable have been snatched.
as 1t were, from the grave; given back
their health, the rosy blush returned 70
their cheeks, the voice became that of the
strong and robust, the germs of this terri
Die disease was driven from their svs
tenn, and they once again realized the
Pleasures of living. The grave was cheat
ed of Its victim, and consumpi ion denied
The right TO strange another life
All this has been ACCOMPLISHED and these
feats daily renewed by the Quaker Doctor.
and no wonderment can. therefore. be ex-
pre@ed at the fact that the best neonle
OF savannah patronize him and indorse
MS treatment. rheumatism. the disease
mat occasions more acute suffering than
any other known affiicton, has an enemy
IN Inc quaker Doctor, and one whose pow
ers are really to be feared. When patients
are known to begin the treatment Of the
quaker Doctor, when they are unable TO
move a step without the aid of crutches
when their limbs are drawn and con-
tracted into every conceivable shane
when every movement Of the body causes
eNcrnciatlng agony and who were placed
shortly in condition that their props and
clutches We're no longer needed when
they were seen 10 walk rapidly and with
out talter along the streets. when pain
had been completely banished from them
by means of the Quaker Doctors traat-
ment, can 1t be wondered at that others
similarly afflicted made their way 10 this
office and added themselves to his already
large list of patients.
Sufferers from neura, gia. with the indi-
cations of their fearful mental pain ana
agony traced on every feature. with life
to them a painful and worthless living.
with the temptation of self-de:truction as
means of relief steadily before tbam
nave also made their way to the Quaker
doctor Office as a haven of refuge.
where their misery might be lullod INTO
happiness. and where pain and agony
might be banished and health and content
ment secured. That they Outlined that
which they sought is best answered nv
the numbers who volunteered the strong
est testimonials ever rendered any phvsi-
can in this country, and by the praise
they besiow upon the Quaker Doctor
wherever they 60
And so il IS with sufferers from induces
ton, dyspepsia, kidney diseases. heart
trouble, bronchitis catarrh, eczema, all
plooD diseases and female complaints.
His treatment is a panacea that is eagerly
sought for and when obtained s cherished
as mos valuable possession that #
would be impossible to replace.
The Quaker Doctors Office, at 215 Liber
" street, west, is the haven Of the af-
hicted, and the many cures that have been
performed since the estab ishment of these
offices Is indsputable evidence of The
wonderful skin that he possesses and that
Is not enjoyed by any other living physj-
cian
To People in the Country.
The wonderful work of The Quaker Doc
tor Is not confined to residents of the CITY
Many of his most startling and remark
able cures have been made upon persons
whom he has never seen. but who have
secured the benefits of his remarkable
medical powers and knowledge through
the medium of the mails ard is accom-
plshed by the following means: To every
person who care to write for one the
Quaker Doctor sends q Symptom blank
that has been perfected by him after
years of careful study on that line. When
inns Dlahk IS properly nlled out and re-
turned TO the Doctor. he inteHieently
studies every symptom indicated thereon.
and is enabled 10 positively diagnose the
exact disease from which the person is
suffering. This done. it is an easy matter
for him to prescribe the remedies that his
expert medical kuowledse dictates as the
proper one TO quickly subdue and eradi-
cate the disease. No charge whatever is
made for these blanks. and any person
who is in bad health and who cannot visit
the city should send for one Immediately