The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-02

Dr. Wells gives his unduded atenhon skill and mercy to the cure OF chronic cases OF both
men andy women whh are wholly beyond er ach OF the general practitioner through Eckd
proper facilities and node Of treatment He claim no supernatural power. but umg the kno~f
edge he has cqred by constant bra nds study, together witt the most modern appliances. medr
zines and many important Inventions OF his own, he enabled with certainty to promise ree to the
afflicted Heis proud to be able to refer to hundreds OF cases which were almost beyondh his hope
where cures were effected that seemed to pans and friends MIRACULOUS 1t VII cost YOU nNhhg
oconsutD Dr. Wells .adn he finds your case nmrabe he will once tell yous oand RELY give you
all advice neceSaryt rnhr your lie more comfortable II he discovers that yu are suffering
from some ace disease he will advise ou to lace your case in the hands, of your family PHYSICIAN
ahe does mott t ace or ordinary diseases
Dr. Wells is equally as concimsn hi busnnssn methods as he is in his professional In his
advertisements he allows no misrepresentation in any shape or form to have place He believes
that very man or woman who is in need OF medical assistance hasa perfect right to know the ext
COS of that treatment before entering upon it. 1t has long, ent thee custom to empoy a physician
whhoma question as to what the cost WOULD be-. There wasm fact no wayd cling and 1.-THE doc
tor we're asked to- name his fee beforehand he would probably essen 1t as an mpeunence or pre-.
he possessed. btw whether the paent rev better or worse Ewedo or died. the result was the
snue-theb nw would ome in. Andh was usually a pruy large bill; generally much in excess OF
Sa the patient thought and frequently of such proportions thath svTeyta taxed him to pay It'll
he could pyh at all
And what has been the result of such an unr and unbuTnessEkes system?
It has river thousands hard wonhg, honest sufferers to free spenares, there to be
treated or mIraed at the hands of students or others whok knew nothing OF therp patients enNunr
stances or welfare, and cared less Thousands of Others law esuhHedns silence iory years. amr than
in heavy debt to that physician and also to some. druggist for medicines whether he received the
sigteN beneht or not Such system as thni abhoentt every rgrAhmnkng man and 1t sto
cort such injustice. andn response to the needs oft thousands OF mvahds that Dr. Wells has S
tabhHed list OF price which he opn publishes that all may read and decide Tor themselves
These pmes have been deemnnedW ahl conpaSon OF thee t OF treatment OF thou
sads Of asses and are as low as. can possibly be made Not too cheap, however, for. cheap. and
improper treatment has cased and prolonged more suherngt mmth original disease If lett alone
Sensible people know that free treatment is an rpoInhS Services ttA are oneea nWe are are
worth only what is sed for thn-worhn nothing n I, physician who has pmt Thousands OF dol
lars and ears of time in pereamg himself in any branch Of medicine can afford to treat people
Dr. Wells guarantees to rte very cehe acoqps for the price quoted below, including all