The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-07
HEALTH, vigor and Strength

In those few words is summed up the
great work for womer which is being
accomplished by the st. Louis Medical
Institute for Women i'm the treatment
and cure of chronic weaknesses and dis
tressing ailments peculiar TO their sex.
] Medical science offers a vast field for in
, v~estigation, II no physician can. with
in the brief limits of a lifetime, achieve
the highest degree of success in the
treatment of every. malady incidental 10
humanity. The physicians of the St.
Louis Medical Institute for Women com
! prise non but those who, early in their
professional! careers, abandoned the
treatment of all ailments except Pelvic
Diseases: and in this particular speciality
they have achieved Il rare and lasting
success, as has been demonstrated in
their unfIilinG record of cures.
1t is unfortunately true that the ma
jority of woIne are afflicted to II great
er or less degree with some ailment or
other that is designated or known under
the general term of Female Weakness
In many instances they imagine that
they are suffering one from dyspepsia.
another from heart trouble, another
from kidney or liver disease and another
from nervous exhaustion or proStration;
and they treat and doctor without relief
for these imaginary ills when, as n mat
ter OF fact, all these II many other OF
their complaints are only symptoms and
reflex conditions caused entirely by dis
eases and disorders of the pelvic region.
The unfortunate, suffering woman. be-
cause her ailments are misunderstood,
gets no better. but probably grows worse
by reason Of the delay, wrong treat
ment and consequent complications.
In treating with the physicians of the
st. Louis Medical Institute for Women,
none Of these drawbacks to a prompt
and permanent cure are encountered. 1t
has been well said that "a disease known
Is half cured" BY reason OF their long
and varied experience these doctors are
able to correctly diagnose Zach and
every case that they undertake, and
they are able to. and do in all instances,
prepare a course of treatment and mcdi-
cation that is DIRECTED TO THE
CAUSE OF THE DISEASE. AS a re-
suit there is immediate relief from all
distressing symptoms and Il speedy ard
permanent cure is effected.
a sick woman has many advantages
in placing herself under the treatment
and care of the doctors Of the ST. Louis
Medical Institute for Women. She will
not be made the subject of experimental
treatment, but instead, will at the outset
receive n proper and careful diagnosis OF
her ailments. and will have medicines
prepared to meet the requirements OF
her individual case. And there will be
no guasswork in regard to the charac-
ter Of medicines required to effect a
cure, for the extensive experience of the.
Institute Doctors in treating Pelvic Dis
eases Of Women enables them to pre-
scribe a treatment in every instance that |
is as nearly infallible in its beneficial re- |
suits as human agency can be made in |
fallible.
1t certainly stands to reason that the |
greatest possible benefit can be derived |
from treatment Of this character, and a |
trial will convince the most skeptical Of |
the truth Of this assertion. Women who |
have treated and doctored n dOsed |
without obtaining relief, as well as all
Others who are sick and ailing, are in
vited to consult the Institute Doctors. |
Their counsel is free. either at the Of |
flee or by mail, and they will not under |
take our case unless they are certain |
that they can accomplish a prompt and
lasting cure. |
In order to place their treatment with
in the reach of all. they will, for a lin
tied period only. make the