Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-04-04

or interrupted by an interval of years,
the doctor can at moments notice in
form himself as to the history of the
disease as though each case was the only
one he was treating; thus the read,r will
see how rational and natural treating
diseases by CORES pOndenCe is, and the
doctors success is the best guarantee Of
the feasibility of the plan. The consult
atoms whether by mail or orally are free,
the charges made being simply for the
medicines prescribed. Thus 1t will be
seen that it will cost nothing TO have the
doctors opinion and then you can use your
own judgment in regard to ordering the
medicines that he states will effect the
cure.
We hear one of our readers asking how
it is that DR.. Greene can treat a case that
he has never seen more successfully than
the family physician, who has known
the patient from birth. That is just the
question that we put to the genial doctor,
and here is his reply: "Your family
physician has of necessity to have more
or less knowledge of every complaint
and disease that flesh Is heir to. lie has
such wide range of practice that it is
utterly impossible that he should be a
Specialist in any one branch. We devote
no time whatever in this Office to acct
dents, surgery, or a thousand and one
branches of medical practice, but confine
ourselves to chronic diseases and nervous
disorders, and their attending ills, such
as dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney troub-
les, catarrh, nevous prostrstion, nervous
debility, female complaint, blood and
skin troubles. Thus 1T will readily be
seen that we can do. our patients much
better service than it Is possible for
general practitioner to do for his nearest
neighbor.
"But beyond all this, there is the fact
that our experience Is not with a few
cases but thousands of cases, that our
records of every case are complete, max
ing a perfect history to refer to whenever
unusual complications present them
selves. That which must necessarily be
experimental with any local doctor Is
with us practical certainty. Certain
symptoms indicate with exactness to US
the condition with which we have to
cope and how successful our methods are
the records show"
And certainly such an array of case
record books was never before contained
in any physicians office. Row upon
row of great volumes, each volume con-
tanning thousands upon thousands Of
records of cases, until the whole number
of cases treated mounts up into the
hundreds of thousands, are one of the
greatest features of the doctors private
office and testify eloquently of the vast.
ness of his practice among the sick, the
enOrmousness of his correspondence
with patients from far and near, and
the great work he is doing in the cure of
disease, the relief of sickness and suffer-
ing in every section of our land.
Back of the correspondence rooms in
DR.. Green's establishment is the shipp-
ing room, where all medicines are pre-
pared for the mail or express. This Is
a very important part of the business
and has to have the careful supervision
of men OF long experience in this depart
ment. The second floor of the block is
devoted wholly to consultation rooms
and the advertising department, for it
should be known and is known to all intel
llgent readers of newspapers that it is 70
little work to prepare the advertisements
that are sent broadcast, making known
the curative qualities of DR.. Greene's
several specifics. Taken altogether it
is most interesting establishment to visit
and have got to confess that although
l have been in great many medical
offices and know something of the inside
working of such establishments, there Is
no more conscientious work done in
any medical office, in Boston or in the
United States, than that being done by
DR.. Greene and his noble staff of expert
specialists at 81 Temple Place, Boston.
And this is perhaps the most important
consideration for the people. 1t is the
conscientious physician that people want
1t is the conscientious physician in whose
hands the sick and suffering desire to
place their health and their life. The
sick desire skill certainly, they want the
right medicines, the best advice, the
absolute assurance that they are going to
be cured, and this assurance they can
have only by applying to the strictly
conscientious physician, who will tell
them exactly about their ills without
charge, who can and will assuredly cure
them, and whose charges for medicines
are so moderate as to be within the reach
of all.
Such physicians are DR.. Greene and
his corps of eminent and skillful special
lists, and they can be consulted or written
to about any case without charge. They
can be cosulted with complete assurance
that all cases are treated confidentially,
with perfect honesty and with the great
est skill and success known to medical
science.
1t is, therefore, my earnest advice to
any of your readers who may be suffering
from Illness, from any form of nervous.
lingering or chronic disease, to write at
once to DR.. Greene's office. 81 Temple
Place, Boston, Mass, and get the advice
and counsel about their cases which Is
always given free to the sick. and which
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