The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-07
SURELY THIS is A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.


For the purpose of demonstrating theft
advanced methods to the afflicted. and eNs
tending their already worldwide populaTitys
ton, examination, advice and treatment
free Of charge until cured, thus giving SUI
ferers from all forms of chronic diseases
personal attention, and thereby all the adj
vantage5 OF their New Method Treatment
which has worked such marvellous cures IN
al parts Of the world Although the sx-
the good they VIII do will cover SO large L,
field that this advertisement will accom-
plish double what could be obtained with
the expenditure of twice the amount in any
other way. All they ask in return is that
will appoint himself a committee Of one to
inform his friends of the results in his in
dividual case. So the rich and poor alike
the time above specified The Doctors Of
fees are equipped with the N-Rays and ev-
Treatment Of diseases sas and Without 0 asking
a single question they will locate every
ache and pain and dIsagreeabls feeling The
ceived IN their daily mail: -
The German-American Doctors, Gentlemen
My wife and want you to know how
grateful We are for the cure OF her case.
as We believe you have saved her life. She.
suffered from a complication OF diseases OF
the heart and liver. with the worst dropsy
ever saw. and 1 had her treated by some
Of the best doctors to be found anywhers
cured. and would not live very long: but
you have cured her. She commenced get
ting better Immediately after beginning
entirely well for a long time. She looks
better, feels better and weighs more than
She ever did in her life We have not tho
simply know that all the other doctors gave
her up. There seemed to be no hope at all
any letters Of Inquiry VIII ha Eaa may
sent to me. / am, respectfully yours
Kinsley. Kas. April g. 1893
German-American Doctors. Gentlemen:
have read my husbands letter. and ev!
cry word Is more than true. I know well I
had not been for you. / can't feel grateful
enough to you for the health am now en-.
joying. will gladly let any one know what
'ou nave u'ns ''r Mrs NE: e JoaN S.u IxuNp.
The following. people living in variosn
H5 sho nn tses s'issa ase
have rescued from the very Jaws of DEATH
after having been ''dosed" and experimental
gone. In case you are sick skeptical ard
discouraged, and have been imposed urGn
until the mere mention Of the word "dass
just the person we want to talk with; mt
before calling. write one or more Of th0n
stame fo a reply gre and learn for yoursef
Moses A. Davis, r: r. No 2. Paw1S6
116 w. Douglass avenue, Wichita. K1Ss
(Blood Poison); Mrs. c. A. Hinkle's baty
boy, Burlington. Kas. fTapeworm); J. III.
Warren, Enid. o. T. Ffstula and PlkS4S
r. e. Weimert, Box 1874, Larned. Kas. RM
lepsy); Mrs Lethie Fuson. Maysvilie. Mo.
Female Trouble); E. j. Mastellar,s 631.
Simpson avenue. Kansas City. Kas. (Rup-
ture); P. Gilberg, S15 z. sd street, KANSAS
City. Mo. Hydrocele); Wilbur D. CriIey.
Lyndon. Kas. Varicocele); Mr.. Pearl Wade,
lstrictureJ; Dniard Groom. Liberty. Mo-; +.
]. Besgrove. Fayette, Mo: Mrs. Anna
Green. r. F. d. No. 3. Jasper City NO.;
Mrs. a. L. Newkirk. Ponca City, O. T.:
J. F.. Shaffer. Pond Creek. OF; Mrs D. =.
Gandall. Basin. o. T.: Frank Robinso0
GIayorl. Wynnewood. /. T.; J. J. Hanfor2
CMayor). San Bernardino. Cal: j. ". Cleo
denning, Morrtsyiile, ILL.,: Ben. ]. Scot1,
Sec'y. Burma Coal Company. Burma, Arki
G. w. Huson. La Fargo. Wis; E. E. Fire
baugh. Jewett. Mo-: Ben ]. Stuckey inner,
CHANT. Mound Ridge. Kas.; George Hall,
Peabody, Kas.
HOME TREATMENT CUREs-If You sra
unable to call. write in sacred CONFIDENCE
an unreserved history of your case and aft
er careful consideration of the facts
their professional opinion will be forwarded
to you In a plain sealed envelope free Of
charge. Address The German-Amerfcan
Doctors. 800 Olive street, st. Louis, Ma