The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-15
The Quaker Doctor Continues TO
Make Wonderful Cures and Has
Built Up a Practice and a
Reputation Greater Than
Ever Enjoyed by Any
Physician.
The APPRECIATION OF MERIT
That Has been rendered. Him Has
Determined His Stay in This City.
The Treatment by Mail Has Prov
en- Wonderfully Successful.

Hundreds of women In Savannah are to-
day suffering from female complaints sim
ply because they are laboring under the
false impression that they cannot be cured.
It may be true that they have tried num-
erous remedies and visited many physi-
clans in a fruitless effort to gain relief,
but those who are sufferers to-day have
never taken advantage of the opportunity
offered them by the Quaker Doctor
He has relieved the most aggravated
cases In a few days and cured hundreds of
others when everything else had failed.
The Quaker Doctor has made reputation
as a specialist in diseases of women that
has never been enjoyed by any other ply
sician in this country. His office at 25
Liberty street west. is daily crowded with
women who are under his treatment and
they are the ones who are in position 10
judge the efficacy Of his treatment From
these nothing but words Of praise can be
heard, and many of them are strong In
their avowal that to the Quaker Doctors
medicine and sknful treatment are due
their lives.
The Quaker Doctor has made a special
study of these complaints extending over
a period of many years. several of which
were spent in the largest female hospitals
of both this country and Europe. Nuner-
Gus complicated cases have been seen aud
treated by the Quaker Doctor that are
rarely encountered by the general pracIi-
toner, and he is therefore better prepared
| to treat such cases than one who is not
familiar with them.
The Quaker Doctor has expended an i'm
mense amount of money in furnishing
himself with all the latest surgical instru-
ments and appliances and no case can he
found for which he has not the oroper
means of treatment. While the Quaker
makes specially of this class vi disease
| he does not by any means condue himself
| to that practice All chronic complaints are
| treated and no cases of that character uTe
refused unless when the diagnosis proves
| them to be absolutely incurable and then
| the Quaker Doctor makes no charge what
ever for his examination and opinion.
VIII Locate Permanently.
The Quaker Doctor has decided ositive-
| " upon Savannah as his permanent home.
| This decision has been reached by reason
| of the appreciation of his skin and medi-
| cines that have been exhibited by the peo-
| pie OF this city which has been of most
! gratifying nature. Success has ever been
! the magnet of jealousy and petty spite,
!
| no time for attention that woul1 dignity
| those who for such causes would desire
| his removal from the city. The fact that
| the honest and respectable element OF the
| citizens have shown their appreciation Of
| his skill and have given him their Unslint-
| ed support has decided him in making Sa-
vannah his home and investing his money
| in it's enterprises. With this end in view
he has fitted up elegant offices for he com
fort and convenience of his patients and
feased the apartments for a number OF
! years.
With constant and increasing rush OF
patients and with his record as a healer
being added TO daily. the Indications are
that the Quaker Doctor will become a fix
ture in Savannah.
Treatment by Mail.
Hundreds of persons residing in differ
| ent sections of this and adjoining states
are also receiving the wonderful benefits
that results from his medicines and treat
ment. and that without being put TO the
expense of coming to Savannah, by means
of the Quaker Doctors Symptom blanks
| that are mailed free of cost to any one
upon application the Doctor is able tc
| carefully diagnose a case and send the
medicines by which the disease can be
cured. Many of the doctors strongest ad-
mirers are among those who have awaited
| themselves of the treatment by mail