Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-08
Omaha Doctors Score
Have Eastern Physicians Backed off
the Map.

Many stories OF remarkable cures have
oeen reported throughout Nebraska, bear
ing eastern date lines. but now a wonder
lul statement comes direct from an Omaha
woman.
The case is that Of Mrs. Carrie Little of
l722 Capitol avenue, and has to do with
sickness, suffering and doctoring. with a
Inal verdict of operation the only hope
out that was before the Austro-American
doctors arrived IN Omaha. Now the woman
declares she does not need an operation,
and the Austro-American doctors are the
ause Of It.
To a reporter she told the story as only
a woman can after suffering intense pain
for years and after being relieved in a few
days. thereby escaping a dreadful oper-
alton.
Mrs. Little is a bright, intelligent woman
and is not fanatical in her beliefs. AS
she herself said: Il had no faith in the
treatment to begin with. but 1 have plenty
now, for / am a new woman
When asked to tell the story of her sick
ness. Mrs. Little said:
Il have been a great sufferer for years
with that miserable. dragging sensation
that so many of us women are familiar
with; took treatment until the local phys!-
clans at last admitted that they could do
no more for me. 1 steadily grew worse.
new complications developing, until l was
more dead than alive, and frequently
wished myself dead so that / might be
relieved of my suffering. My stomach and
bowels seemed to have become dead, so
far as performing their natural functions
were concerned. When / came to see the
Austro-American doctors 1 had just been to
see some of the most prominent doctors
in the city. and they told me my only hope
was in an operation. and they did not seem
to be very confident of success in that. II
was my good fortune to pick up one of the
city newspapers. in which I read of the
Austro-American doctors and the wonder
full cures they were making, and as had
been told that my heart was in such a
bad condition that 1 would probably not
survive an operation, ! came to see these
Austro-American doctors. in the hope that
I might be saved TO my little daughter.
They told me they believed an operation
was unnecessary; that my case was similar
TO many that had yielded to the Austro-
American treatment before. and while my
hopes were raised just a trifle. l believed
it was too good to be true.
You can see what only a few weeks
treatment has done for me. My friends
can scarcely believe their eyes when they
see what a change there is in me. All the
I'D dragging pains are gone and / am no
onger nervous.
In addition TO my other troubles / had
IN excruciating pain in my arm. have
suffered with this pain for the last seven
years, having tried osteopaths, magnetic
iealers and a number of the other doctors
ithout any results whatever. My arm
would get so bad at times that 1 couldn't
ven pfrE nm q min EoulApr8 aFfora -
e sick, for ] am a widow and have a
hild TO care for. l was discouraged, for /
: didn't know how to do anything but hard
work.
When I went to see the Austro-Ameri-
can doctors they were mighty good to me
when they heard my story. and made the
price low enough so / could afford to take
the treatment. My arm soon began TO i'm
prove, and while it is not entirely well. it
keeps right on improving, and the pain mas
Almost left It. I feel that 1 viii soon be
as well as / ever was.
II am enthusiastic over this treatment. and
1 have all the reason in the world TO be
so. / am not the only one who has found
a cure in the Austro-American treatment,
and 1 am not the only one who is rejoicing
over my own recovery"
In every word spoken and IN every action
Mrs. Little showed her happiness and ap-
probation over the success OF the treat
ment in her case. and as the reporter
listened TO her story OF speedy recovery ne
could understand why the newspapers OF
the central west have been fun OF good
things about the Austro-American doctors.
The Austro-American doctors are perma-
nently located at ls Range building. Just
one block from the big corn show. and
give free examination daily to all sufferers.