St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-09

the feasibility of the plan. The consulta.
lions whether by mail pr orally are free,
the charges made being simply for the
medicines prescribed. Thus it will be
seen that it will cost nothing to have the
doctors opinion on your case and then
YOU can use you 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 case that
! he has never seer, more successfully than
I the family physician, who has known the
patient from birth. This is just the
| question that we put to the genial doc
tor, and here is his reply: Your family
! physician has of nj cessity to have more
or less knowledge OF every complaint
and disease that flesh IS heir to. He 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 confne
ourselves to chronic diseases and nervous
| disorders, and their attending ills such as
| dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney troubles,
catarrh, nervous prostration, nervous
debility, female complaint, blood al d
skin troubles. Thus it will readily b.
seen that we can do our patients much
better service than it is possible for a
general practitioner to do Tor lis 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 re-
cords OF every case are complete, making
perfect history to refer to whenever I'M
usual complications present themselves.
That which must necessarily be expert
mental with any local doctor is with us
a practical certainty. Certain symptoms
indicate with exactness to us the condi-
tion with which to cope and how sue
cessful our methods are the records
show
And certainly such an array OF case rec
ord books was never before contained in
any physicians office. Row upon low
of great volumes, each volume contain.
ing thousands upon thousands of records
of cases, until the whole number Of cases
treated amounts up into the hundreds of
thousands are one of the greatest tea-
lures OF the doctors private office and
testify eloquently of the vastness of his
practice among the sick, the enormous.
ness of bis correspondence with patients
from lar and near, and the great work
he is doing in the cure of disease, the
relief of sickness and suffering in every
section OF our land.
Back of the correspondence rooms i'll
DR.. Greenes establishment is the ship
ping room, where all medicines are pre-
pared for the mail or express. This IS a
very important part oil the business and
has to have the careful super vision 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
intelligent readers OF newspapers that it
is no little work to prepare the advertise.
ments that are sent broadcast, making
known the curative qualities of DR..
Greene's several specifics. Taken alto
gether it is a most interesting establish
mont to visit and have got to confess
that although have cen in great many
medical offices and know something OF
the inside work ng 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 al d his noble staff
of expert specialists at 81 Temple Place,
Boston.
And this is ptrhaps the most import
ant consideration tor the people. 1t is
the conscientious physician in whose
hands the sick and suffering desire to
place their health and heir lite. The sick
desire skill certainly, they want the right
medicines, the best advice, the absolute
assurace 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 assuredIy 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 skilfu specialists.
and they can be consulted or written to
about any case without charge. They
can be consulted with complete assur-
ance that all cases are treated contiden.
TALLY, with perfect honesty and with the
greatest skill and success known to medi-
cal science.
1t is, therefore, my earnest advice to
any of our readers who may be suffering
from illness, from any form OF nervous,
lingering or chronic disease, to write at
once DR.. Greene's office, 81 Temple Pl ce,
Boston, Mass, and get the advice and
counsel about their cases which is always
given free to the sick, and which almost
invariably leads the sufferers to health,
strength and e joyment of life,
E. P. MAYO.