The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-09

said to him. "Will you tell me how il
is that you are enabled to publish 80
many strong testimonials in the news
papers?"
Because / perform just what l ad-
vertise-make cures" smilingly replied
the great physician.
DO you mean to say that you in-
variably make cures that no incurable
cases are encountered"
by no means. When find case is
beyond the pale of human skill. I
frankly tell the truth. and refuse to
take the case. That is what l adver-
tise; no incurable cases taken"
do you mean to say that you will
turn money down that patient offers
you, because the patient is incurable?'
ALWAYS. and under all circum-
stances. for, IL by no other promptings,
by taking them l but do myself in
jury"
What arc your specialties?"
Eye, ear, nose, throat, lungs, ca
tarrhal and stomach diseases"
why not other affiictions?"
Because l find that in medicine, as
well as all other callings a man can
not master every detail and be expert
clear through. We are living in an
age OF specialties and he who endeay-
ors to be Jack of all trades Is truly
master OF none IL you hayea limb
to be amputated go to surgeon whose
daily practice is at the operating table
and you will get good job. l believe
that | have made more successful oper-
ations on the eye, ear, nose and throat
than any other three physicians in this
city combined. In nearly fifteen years
at this branch of the profession have
gained familiarly with my work,
which places me as near perfection as
one human being can attain in any one
given calling. 1t Is an impossibility for
one man to master all the ailments of
the human constitution, therefore, |
again repeat, those who make boasting
claims to the contrary, Notwithstanding
a doctor who claims to be a specialist
in all diseases is jack of all trades
and master Of none"
But doctor. suppose a patient whom
your diagnosis should reveal to be in
durable called and was examined, would
you not at least charge for that exam
ination?"
Here the doctor showed signs Of los
ing patience, and, rising, strode up
and down the floor saying:
Young man, how many times must
l tell you that | never advertise thing
that do not fulfill? | absolutely make
no charge for examinations and con-
That is an established fact
and ! refer you to my advertisements
again" And thus ended very pleas
ant 20 minute chat with sincere man,
who is doing much to relieve distressed
in this locality.
DR.. Schram cures catarrh of long
standing, corrects the lungs. when
through neglect they show signs of
failing functions. Treats the eyes,
ears and throat by improved and sci
entific principles in such manner as
TO not deter the patient from following
his or her usual avocatiOn. He exam
ines eyes and fits glasses, guaranteeing
perfection. He also changes lenses
within one year free of charge. He is
not quack or travelling h0mbug. but a
legitimate physician. deyoting his time
to the disease of the ear, eye, nose,
throat, lungs and stomach.
That is why so many good people
whom he has freed from, the bondages
OF their Affections, unhesitatingly give
him testimonials to print in the news
that proper and honest advertising is
papers. And he having long learned
virtue which brings manifold re-
wards, uses the newspaper as medium
between himself and suffering humanity
that all who will may heed the word
and be cured. An honorable intention
honorably exemplified
For the convenience Of his patients in
Louisville and vicinity. DR.. Schram
will be In Louisville. at the Lesh house,
Tuesday, August 18th. One day only,
from 9 a. m. to 4:30 .. m. Consulta-
tion and examination free.