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

CSeuIIlS pO, WHICH III
Every person placing themselves under
the Quaker Doctors treatment between
now and Dec. 10 viii be given treatment
and all the medicine they may require al
the rate of S. for each months treatment.
This viii apply to all diseases, no matter
how serious or complicated the case may
be. or of now long-standing. No case.
however will he taken for treatment that is
considered incurabe, and the acceptance
of this small fee by the Quaker Doctor is
a guarantee that the disease can and Will
be cured. This exceptional offer of the
Quaker Doctor is induced by the fact
that during the holiday season there are
so many demands upon the pockets of the
people. even the poorer class, that they are
compelled to deprive themselves of many
things to meet the drain. That those who
are in need of medical treatment shall not
sacrifice their health and probably their
lives has induced the Quaker Doctor to
make this most liberal offer, and give to
the sick and afflicted for a nominal sum
attention and medicines that will be of
priceless value to them.
The Quaker Doctor does not treat acute
diseases, but chronic cases, and those that
have been pronounced or considered in
durable are those that he most desires to
treat.
Many diseases have been pronounced
incurable by even the most eminent physi-
clans, that have been quickly and perma-
nently cured by the remedies that are used
by the Quaker Doctor and that have won
for him a worldwide reputation.
hf1tnr1 N.nt
mean 10 convey the impression that all
cases and all diseases are durable. On the
contrary, many patients are examined by
the Quaker Doctor and frankly told that
no benefit can be given Them and although
many offers of large fees for treatment are
made even after this statement is given
them, no cases are received and not a cent
is taken under any conditions from any
person whom the Quaker Doctor has any
doubts about curing.
CATARRH AND IT'S RESULTS.
Among the diseases that battle and per
plex even the most skilful physicians, and
as a result, has given to the laity the I'M
preston that it is incurable, is catarrh
and It's family of diseases. But catarrh
is by no means incurable, and can be
controlled as quickly and as effectually as
any of the minor complaints that are usual
to the human race None, however, are so
fatal in their results and none are as in
siduous in making inroads into the sys-
TEN and destroying the health. From ca
tarrh arises bronchitis, kidney and liver
diseases and that awful and death-dealing
affiiction, consumption. First, the head is
affected and the patient suffers what he
considers a little annoyance and incon-
venience rather than obtain the treatment
that viii check the disease before 1t at
lacks he throat and lungs This is the
stage at which the Quaker Remedies had
best be used and hundreds of dollars, as
well as years of misery and ill-health will
be spared those who accept the Quaker'e
offer of treatment.
If the disease is now neglected the throat
becomes infected with the poisonous dis
charge from the head. which then makes
its way into the bronchial tubes and bron-
chitis is the result Now the disease has
a hold upon its victim thai will be diff
cult to shake off, and every day that is
delayed is day nearer to the deadly con-
sumption that win inevitably drag the
victim to his grave. When catarrh de-
Velops into consumption then, and not till
then, is il incurahle, and even in its pri-
mary stages this awful disease is com
plStely cured by the skilful treatment of
the Quaker Doctor.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
These embrace another class of COM
plants from which a large percentage of
the human race is suffering. No disease
probably produces as intense pain as rheu-
madsm, and none will drive its victim
nearer to self-desJruction than an acute
attack of neuralgia. Victims of these dis
cases, who have been in their tolls for
years, suffering agouies that are beyond
the Imagination, had been almost con-
WINGED that a cure was impossible in their
case. Medicines seemed absolutely 10 have
no effect The treatment of the most emil
nent physicians resulted in no relief what
ever. and thousands of dollars spent in Wis
itiug springs and health resorts was final
~ considered as squandered or wasted
There remained however. one wonderful
source Of relief and that was found in the
powerful treatment by static electricity
by which al nervous and muscular dis
eases are treated by the Quaker Doctor
THE WONDERFUL ELECTRIC STA
TIC MACHINE.
This wonderful instrument has caused ar
evolution in the treatment of diseases OF
the nervous and muscular system that was
scarcely thought within the range of hu.
man possibilities. BY this system of cleo.
trical therapeutics the muscles, the nerves
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