Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-04

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Nervous troubles of all kinds Ar.
specially with DR.. Greene and be
shown conclusively that the rondn
of the nerves has an all-imporant e
fiuence on all chronic troubles.
remedies act upon the system throo,f
the nerves and blood and being ma.
entirely of vegetable ingredients t.f
have demonstrated by the record,
his office their wonderful efficiency M
Copies of each letter that be ss,.
are made a part of the records 50 M
be the correspondence long or shr
connected or interrupted by an int.
val of years, the doctor can at ar
ment's notice inform himself as 10 NJ
history of the disease as though ca
case was the only one he was treatir
thus the reader will see how ratio,
and natural treating diseases by Nli
respondence is, and the doctors W
cess is the best guarantee of the fea,
bility of the plan. The consultatGI8
whether by mail or orally are free. 4.
charges made being simply for N
medicines prescribed. Thus it winB
seen that it will cost nothing to hsr
the DOCTORS opinion on your case a,
then you can use your own judmF,
in regard to ordering the medicn,
that he states will effect the cure. E
We hear one of our readers askr
how it is that DR.. Greene can treat
case that he has never seen more su
cessfully than the family physical.
who has known the patient from brt.
That is just the question that We pg
to the genial doctor, and here is BIZ
reply: "Your family physician has
necessity to have more or less know
edge of every complaint and diseas
that flesh is heir to. He has such
wide range of practice that it is utterl
impossible that he should be specia!
ist in any one branch. We devote
time whatever in this office to acc
dents, surgery, or thousand and o.:
branches of medical practice, but COZ,
fine ourselves to chronic diseases adj
nervous disorders, and their attendil!
ills such as dyspepsia, rheumatisn
kidney troubles, catarrh, nervous pro-
tration, nervous debility, female con.
plant, blood and skin troubles. Thu
it will readily be seen that we can d
our patients much better service tha.
it is possible for a general practitone
to do for his nearest neighbor.
But beyond all, there is the fac
that our experience is not with few
cases but with thousands of cases
that our records of every case ar
complete, making perfect histor
to refer to whenever unusual complies
tions present themselves. That whict
must necessarily be experimental witt
any local doctor is with us a practice
certainty. Certain symptoms indicatt
with exactness to US the condition witt
which we have to cope and how sue
cessful our methods are the record;
show.
And certainly such an array of cass
record books was never before con
tanned in any physicians Office. Row
upon row of great volumes, each vol.
ume containing thousands upon thous
ands of records of cases, until the
whole number of cases treated amounts
up into the hundred of thousands, arr
one of the greatest features of the doc
tors private Office and testify eloquent
ly of the vastness of his practice among
the sick, the enormousness of his col.
with patients from far and
near, and the great work he is doing
in the cure of disease, the relief d
sickness and suffering in every sectlol
of our land.
Back of the correspondence rooms il
DR.. Greene's establishment is the ship
ping 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 supervis-
ion of men of long experience in thi:
The second floor of the
block is devoted wholly to consultation
rooms and the advertising department
Tor it should be known and is known
% all Intelligent readers of newspapers
hat it is no little work to prepare the
advertisements that are sent broadcast
making known the curative qualities
If DR.. Greene's several specifics Taken
altogether 1T is most interesting es
to visit and | have got to
confess that although | have been in
treat many medical offices and know
of the inside working Of
UGH establishments. there is no more
work done in any medi
al office, in Boston or in the United
states, than that being done by Dr.
ireene and his noble staff of expert
pecialists at "a Temple Place, Boston.
And this is perhaps the most i'm.
'ortant consideration for the people
t is the conscientious physician
hat people want. 1t is the con-
cientious physician in whose hands
be sick and suffering desire to
lace their health and their life. The
lex desire skill certainly, they want
heright medicines, the best advice, the
bsolute assurance that they are going
be cured and this assurance they can
ave only by applying to the strictly
physician. who will tell
lem exactly about their ills without
1arge, who can and will assuredly
ire them, and whose charges for med
ines are so moderate as to be within
lie reach of all.
Such physicians are DIR. Greene and
IS corps of eminent and skilful spec
lists, and they can be consulted or
rltten to about any case without
large. They can be consulted with
omplete assurance that all cases are
Gated contidentially, with perfect hon.
ty and with the greatest skill and
IcceSs known to medical science.
1t Is, therefore, my earnest advice to
~ OF our readers who may be suffer
g from illness, from any form of ner-
JUS, lingering or chronic disease, to
rite at once to DR.. Greeue's office, 81
ample Place, Boston, Mass, and get
e advice and counsel about their
ses which is always given free to the
tx, and which almost Invariably leads
e sufferers to health. strength and
joyment of life.