The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-06

Patients pronounced beyond relic !by hospital and sanitarium doctor. rushing to the Psychopathics' office il Bridgeport for treatments. Many find ing to their surprise Hope, Encourage t ment and Absolute Cures. After being told that nothing but pain and suffer. ing was their future lot.
 I The mysterious healing power o1 1 the Psychopathic Doctors of this city, ] which enables them to cure hopeless invalids when doctors, drugs and all !. other means have failed, has aroused ' widespread wonder and comment Tn i all circles. physicians and tsclent1sts ] being as much in the dark for an ex- { planation as those outside the medical profession.
 {, The Psychopathics' field of action is not in Europe, New York or Chicago, but within the gates of your cherished r city at the very threshhold of your 1 homes. Their cured patients, are living | in every block Many of whom had given up all hope of ever being well 2 again. It is certainly pleasure to | call and see the busy throngs as they come and go.
 Here are few cases treated re- gently, showing the variety of cases controlled by the Psychopathic Doc ! tors without drop of medicine of any kind Many of them by a single treat f ment.
 J. Gerrai, 122 Hallet street, Bridge port, stomach trouble, given up by other physicians. and some advised an operation, cured in five treatments. Arthur Wright. cured of rheumatism of 10 years standing.
 Samuel Murray, given the use of a palsied hand.
 Mary Mcguire, cured in one treat ment of nervous prostration that might have been fatal in a short time. Edwin Knowlton, unable to walk without the aid of cruel iron braces he had worn for yearS-a few more treat ments will cure him.
 n4yl Ha1 !, I1n ing. She had been deaf since girlhood.
 Bessie Triton, relieved Of a large goitre at the neck. She almost danced for joy.
 Edna Holmes, young girl, weak and pale, with spinal trouble. marvel ous1y helped in one treatment. She showed the result in red cheeks and bright eyes,
 gia that had made him a martyr for many years.
 Henry Peyser. cured absolutely of painful stiff neck-not a trace of pain left.
 Jennie Holmes hadn't spoken above a hoarse whisper in months, shouted lustily after a few minutes treatment.
 Alfred Smith couldn't walk up stairs without complete breath exhaustion, in 10 minutes he ran and jumped about with no i'll effects whatever.
 No one should hesitate or invest an other cent in worthless medicines be- fOre cOnSuIt1nS the PSycnOpath1c DOC tors. Their business is increasing daily. Cured patients are bringing theif friends by the score. This is their best recommendation
 They number among their cured pa irons many of our wealthy, educated and refined citizens, who came to them simply because they found no help elsewhere. Hundreds have received traeatment from their hands, many of whom are forced to admit that the PSyChOna natnicS' method of healing is simply marvellous in it's results.
 They still hold open the free con- sultation from g a. m. to D. m., ex- cept Sundays, at the Windsor Hotel.
 The most forcefu1 book. entitled fHThe Revolution in Medical Practice,' by Dr.L- Blumer, the chief of Psycho- pathics, is sold by Hayes & BettS, 993 Main street, for 35c and soc.
 This little volume has created a stir | in literary circles and among thinking | peOple.