The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-11
HATHAWAY'S GREAT SUCCESS IN
 ATLANTA
STORY OF THE WONDERFUL ACHIEVEMENTS OF A WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR
 SPECIALIST.

Dr. ]. Newton Hathaway, whose ad- vertisement aplSars elsewhere in Ihe Advertiser. is perhaps one & ef the 1ssr &er fifteen years he has been practiclhs medicine in Atlanta, and his fame as q specialist has reached nearly all sec tions of the country. r,r9 chronic diseases has placed him among the foremost physicians In the coun- try, and it is said, with great oesree of certainty. that he is consulted. py mail and in person. by more patients each week than any other specialists Tn the South.
 making a special study of those enron. ic diseases which he now combats so successfully, and with so many years of careful study and with Go many thousands of patients coming under ms personal observation Is Ilnn,,c. there any ny, large that he finds 1t difficult to handle
 Dr. Hathaway's office, In the lnman Building. is proof positive of the re- gard with which he Is held oy ms thousands of patients, for there is hard ly a moment of the day when his recep- tion room. Is not filled with those under his treatment. A.
 Dr. Hathaway's speciality. one 10 which he has given lifelong study, Is the cure of chronic diseases. By chronic diseases. according to Dr. Hath away. is meant an abnormal condition which has been in the human system for such a great length of time that 1t seems impossible to effect permanent cure. But. says pr. Hathaway. there is no such word as failure, and the thousands of testimonials which he Is continually receiving have shaken their heads and given up the patient as one for whom medical science can effect ID cure and offer no remedy
 A strange feature of pr. Hathaway patients. and one which adds a hum dred-fold to the credit of the physl . elan in effccting a cure, is the fact that most of them come to him only after they have been given up to die by other
 There is another feature of pr. Hathaway's work in treating his pa tients which other physiciana would do patient he prescribes different kinds of treatments, not following q set rule for the treatment of any patient, but treat ing all as q personal diagnosi9 of the case shows him it should be treated.
 Althought a specialist for many years pr. Hathaway realizes that there is always something to learn, and he eagerly studies each new scientific medical discovery with a view to adopt ing the most beneficial portions into his own practice. In this manner he has been enabled to arrange system of cure which is particularly his own dits Of the thousands who have' found health after years of search.
 For the benefit of those who live too far away from the city to visit Dr. Hathaway personally, the physician has arranged a correspondence department. to which he gives his personal atten- tlon, in the same manner in which he treats his patients in Atlanta. To all letters he makes a careful and pains. taking reply. enclosing treatise of his writings on the subject of diseases. so that the patient may know exactly what Is the matter, and so that he may be able to describe to pr. Hathaway his peculiar ailment. in order that the physician may intelliSently prescribe.
 Dr. Hathaway has a vault full of testimonials from patients who have successfully followed the treatments he outlined for them. These letters come unsolicited to pr Hathaway and speak in unstinted praise of his great work for suffering mankind.
 Dr. Hathaway realizes the danger of surgery and it. Is seldom indeed that he has recourse to the knife. Never is a patient cut when it Is possible to effect a cure without the knife. but when an operation does become necessary, Dr. Hathaway performs in a manner cred itable to Himself
 Besides being a physician of great repute, Dr. Hathaway is the author of many medical books. which in them