The Columbus journal., 1909-08-11
PROUD OF the RECORD MADE,
Reputation of the Austro-American
Doctors now Firmly Established
in Omaha and Vicinity.
Their Unvarying Success Founded
Upon Ability, knowledge and
Honesty. Chief of Staff
Coming to our City.

Coming to our City.
1t is q source of great satisfaction t.
those upon whom disease has laid
heavy hand to know that il there is tn,
least possibility of being permanent!
cured, the staff of the Austro American
Doctors. by careful examination snt
scientific analysis of the blood. urine
and secretions. can positively determine
that fact. Pursuing the intelligent and
improved methods which their thorough
education, continued study and hospital
experience points out as the only suc.
cessful course to follow. their practice il
laid upon q solid foundation. Theory
and experimentation has never entered
their treatment IF chronic diseases.
They positively know and intelligently
act. This is why they have performed
cures that astonished not only patients
and their friends but have set the regular
practitioner to thinking. There is moth
ing miraculous or superhuman connect.
ed with the wonderful cures they have
made. This may sound somewhat
strange to those who do not look below
the surface Thorough knowledge and
common sense are the weapons with
which they conquer diseases. First;
they accurately determine the disease;
second, scientific examination locates it;
knowledge and experience points out the
infallible remedy.
Their record in Omaha is cOrrobora-
ton of those claims and is an open book
that may be read by all. Some Of the
greatest cures they have performed they
have never mentioned because parties
object to the use of their names and the
wishes of such are always respected.
There are thousands in Omaha and
surrounding country who have reason to
bless the day they gave their confidence
into the keeping of the Austro American
Doctors. Not a single one Of these
thousands can say that they are not en-
tirely satisfied with the treatment they
haye received both in business way and
professionally This is record Of
which the Austro- American Doctors
have to be proud. and although their
straight forward methods may have de-
prived them Of many dollars, they are
more satisfied with the success attained.
Mr.. G. w. Phelps, 1902 N. 18th st.,
Omaha, an old pioneer IT Colfax county
having lived at Schuyler. Nebraska, a
number of years. is one the hundreds
who has reason to thank the Austro-
American Doctors for his return to
health. In a letter for publication he
says: ..a...
II was suffering from progressive
paralysis when 1 read your ADVERTISE
ment in the paper and being unable to
work at my trade rs carpenter. de-
cided to 60 up to your institute and see
what you could do for me. After treat
ing with you three weeks, l commenced
work again and have never lost q day
since On account of my i'll health. All
my friends knew that I could hardly
raise my hands to my head and when
they see me working every day, they
can hardly realize that any one could re-
ceive so much benefit. For two years
before commenced treatment I was un-
able to do hardly any work and was in
poor health az one would be who was
paralyzed az was.
G. w. Phelps, Aug. lst, O9.
DR.. Theodore Milen. the chief of staff
will make our city visit SO that all who
may be suffering from any chronic dis
ease, such as stomach liver kidney and
bladder trouble, asthma. gall stones,
catarrah, diseases of the blood and skin,
disease Of men and diseases IF women.
NAV call IN him and get the benefit of
this new system that is cnring sO many
of the people around Omaha and vicinity
All those who are sick and suffering
should try and take advantage 0f this
wonderful opportunity as IL Is perhaps
the only visit the doctor will ever make.
our city. he coming here this time b!
sp cial r quest and can only spe;;d tw"
days. DR. NiIlen will h- ut the
Thurs;On hote, Aug. Is and -, where be
will meet all thu. patients wishing TO See
hiM-
Consultation aud Examination free tn
all.
The AusirN- American Doctors have
their institute for the State Ut Nebraska
permanently located in the Ramage
Bldg. 1923 429. 18th and Harvey Streets.
opposite the Orphecm Theatre.
A Wayside Observation.