The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21
Many Powerful Medicines

Are Yet to Be Discovered. However,
That VIII No Doubt Make the Ply
sicians' Success in Treating Dis-
ease Greater Than They Now
Haye-The Quaker Doctor Is the
Sole Possessor of n Wonderful Sc
cret That Is Making Him ths
Greatest Physician of the Age.
The Quaker Doctor has made the blind
see, the deaf hear and the lame walk, but
in every instance that he accomplished
these results it was by the aid of scien-
tific medical and surgical treatment aud
by using medicines and drugs, the valua-
BILE and potent powers of which he had
discovered.
The Quaker Doctor has been located IN
Savannah nearly a year, and among the
large number of patients who visit his
office at 215 Liberty street. west can ia
found many of the most prominent and
intelligent people of this city. ClasseI
as his strongest friends and frmest be-
levers in the powers of his skill are those
who have given much thought and study
to the treatment and cure of disease, and
who cannot be made believe that dis
ease and affletion can be either cured OF
relieved by the laying on of hands or tha
workings of a charm.
THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE.
The science of diagnosing disease and
defining the exact disorder of the human
organs from which a human being Is
suffering and then applying remedies that
u Dt1olxlv nd
bles and restore the organ to its normal
condition is a grand one. No gift has
yet been granted man by which he can
merely. at his wish or the expression of
his will, dispel suffering and pain caused
by disease. 1t has, however, been placed
within the power of man to make use Of
certain agencies which have been places
within his reach for the express purpose
of allowing him to control and correct
certain diseases to which mankind is sub
ject.
This is the theory Of Inc study OF medi-
cine and the most successful physician IS
he who makes the greatest success in HIS
studies and has the opportunity of OBJ
tanning the best and most useful of the
drugs, medicines and medicinal plants
that have been placed within his reach.
THE aUAI<ERs REMEDIES.
The Quaker Doctor has spent many
years in studying his profession. Exten-
sive travels and attendance upon hum
dreds after hundreds of patients in the
largest hospitals of the country has given
him an experience in treating disease that
has been secured by but few physicians.
His success in curing diseases, however,
depends more upon the possession of cer-
tain secret remedies than any other power.
In the early part of this century an old
Quaker physician discovered in certain
herbs and roots medicinal qualities and
powers that were most powerful and re-
markable. He began Immediately to use
them among his patients and seemingly
miraculous were the results that he was
looked upon with suspicion and it was
thought that he had received some SUPER
natural gift
Had he posed as a Divine healer, hired
hall and attempted to gull the people
into believing that he was the possessor
of some curative Divine power and So
licited contributions to cover the expense
of advertising that gift, the people OF
those days would have begun TO figure
out the reason why the power to live and
travel without money should not have
been thrown in with the other gift. There
fore, the old Quaker, with the honor and
honestly of his brotherhood, called to-
gether the members of his society, gave
to them the names of his plants and the
process by which their medicinal quail
ties might be extracted and the mode of
preparing the remedies by means of which
he had performed such wonderful cures.
= The secret, however was to be guarded
carefully by the Quakers and handed
down from generation to generation, bue
to no one but a member of the Society Of
Friends should the secrets of these won-
derful preparations be ever made known.
As a descendant of this old Quaker
physician, the Quaker Doctor is to-day the
sole possessor of the secret by which so
many diseases were so mysteriously cured
and which is to-day making him known
from one end of the country to the other.
THE QUAKER's OFFER.
The Quaker Doctor offers to treat any
case that is not incurable and mas been
given up by other physicians. and where
he fails to effect a cure. not one cent
Will be charged. The Quaker Doctor is
not a heeting itinerant, here to-day and
gone tomorrow. His permanent location
is and will be at 215 Liberty street west
He does not prey upon the superstitious
or illiterate. He lays no claim whatever
10 any supernatural gift, but simply
claims to be the possessor of certain renl-
edles unknown to the medical profession,
and which, when supplemented by his ex-
pert medical and surgical skill accom-
pIlshes many remarka BILE cures that to
numerous people really appear miracu-
ious.
A visit 20 the Quaker Doctors offce
Will convince any one that the work that
ne Is doing must be of a very marvellous
character. or there would not be in walt
ing at all times so many prominent per-
sons