Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-10

What the people say Of DR.. Shoush
where he practiced last year:
ATLANTA, Mo-, March 3, 1902
About the middle Of January, 1901,
my wife bad a very severe attack Of
Tic Donlourenx, or neuralgia Of the
fifth nerve. Our family doctor did
everything possible to relieve her but
she grew worse all the time until she
was bordering on spasms and in
sanity. The pain was more than she
was able to bear. This was after two
months Of constant suffering, n Of
the most eminent physicians In the
country was called in consultation
and said the case vas incurable and
that she could not get well. That
same day We had DR.. A. T. Still of the
Still In1rmary, Of Kirksville, and one
Of his must able assistants, DIR. r Z.
Huntington, to take the case. DR..
Still said the Ease could be cured.
turned the case over TO them and they
commenced treatment at once. AfUeI
a few hours treatment the patient
slept Al hours, something that had
not occurred for weeks. DR.. Still re-
manned with her few days and DIR,
Huntington continued with the case
until duties called him away, when Dr,
Gage was sent in his place. About
the first Of June DR.. Gage was called
home TO Chicago. My wife had con
tinued TO improve all the time under
Osteopathic treatment but was not
well. For a short time after DR..
Gage was called away she had nc
treatment and commenced growing
worse again. She could not swallow
water or food without producing pain
In her eye and head.
The case was getting critical again
and we called DR.. F. NJ. Shoush, an
Osteopath doctor. After three treat
ments she had very little pain OF
difficulty in eating or drinking. He
continued until he gave fifteen treat
ments when my wife said 1t was not
necessary TO take any mort For q
short time her forehead and scalp was
a little sensitive to touch but the pain
was entirely gone and Is apparently as
well 80 far as neuralgia is concerned
as she ever was in her life, notwith-
standing the N. Ds. insisted that II
would return, but at this writing,
March q, 1902, more than s months
have passed since Dr. Shoush gave her
the last treatment. cannot say too
much for osteopathie treatment In
nerve diseases. The above statement
is as true as ] could make It and is
not in the special interest Of any one
but 10 whom honor is due and for the
special benefit OF those suffering with
nerve troubles. can truly say that
Dr. +. NJ. Shoush completed a perma-
nent cure on my wife.
Truly yours,
A. NJ. ATTEBERY.
l would call your attention to the
following testimonials:
ASTHMA.
] suffered with Asthma for three
years and could find no medicine that
would cure me. l spent part Of one
season in the mountains Of Colorado
seeking health, but nothing seemed 70
relieve me. l consulted DR.. +. N.
Shoush, d. o., and after he had ex-
amined my case be said be thought he
could help me. Knowing Dr. Shoush
20 be a truthful man, / decided to
have him treat me. With pleasure l
now announce TO the public that ] am
well and feel no III effects from
Asthma, whatever. I took % treat
ments and am now able 10 do ms
hOusework, and have dismissed the
servant girl / feel that / owe the
above 10 the public, 10 the science Of
Osteopathy and 70 Mr.. shoush, who.
seems 10 have been equal TO every case
OF emergency In our town and cum
munity. lcalled him to treat . child
Of mine who had fallen from a vehicle
and fractured the elavicle am glad
10 say that 10 three weeks from the
date be was called there xss good
union Of the bones and the case dis
missed. No physician whs has ever
pracuced In u vicinity has had such
marked success He IS q Christian
gentleman and worthy Of your Gun
hdence. MRS. ENNET JOHNSTON.
Atlanta No.
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