Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1910-01-13
UNITED DOCTORS COMING TO BROKEN BOW
Famous Specialists Will Make Short Visit to the Grand Central
Hotel on January 27th 18th and Doth

lSVe INC dt OuCS anu cure INC per
mauently. / thought that for
such results their price would be
very high and l would not be
able to take their treatment, but
I found them kind and consider
ate. Their price was a reason
able one. One fee paid for every
thing, including medicine, until
| should be entirely cured, re-
gardless of how long it took.
Now, for over six months l
have not had an attack of my old
trouble. / can eat anything l
want and my digestion seems as
good as ever. No more vomit-
ing spells. No more awful pain.
No more Morphine from the
family physician. No more
starvation. | owe my recovery
to the United Doctors and to
them only. They have cared me.
Since | have been cured a near
neighbor of mine has also been
cured of Gall Stones, want to
say to all people who have Gall
Stones-Go to the United Doc
tors"
Porter H. Beeson. of 949 N.
oath, ST., Omaha, Nebr., who
had Nervous, Stomach, Bowel
and Kidney trouble for two years
says:
II was simply wasting away
and got so bad that | could not
work and could not eat nor hold
anything on my stomach nor di-
gest it. l came home to my
mother a skeleton and am salts
fed that | would not have lived
to exceed two weeks if | had not
been persuaded by my mother and
friends to GO to the United Doc
tors FOR treatment. / commenced
to improve at once and within
week after commencing their
treatment was eating everything
| wanted, and digested it per.
fectly. In two weeks / went
to work at my regular occupa-
tion, which is that of a brick
layer and have been working
ever since.
| cannot speak in high enough
praise of their treatment of my
case which l feel was practically
when put it in their
hands" D."
Mr.. Frank Coffelt, Of Silver
City, Iowa, who has suffered for
years with chronic indigestion,
Stomach trouble and kheuma-
tism, in speaking of this new
treatment, says:
Il was doctored by many ply
sicians and did not get any re-
lief, and as for a cure, l had Civ
en- up all hope of that. The
United Doctors said, after exam.
ination, they could cure me. !
did not believe their, but, like
drowning man grasping at a
straw, | commenced their treat
ment. ! might have known that
if they could not cure me they
would say so, for have known
of cases they have refused to
treat, because the sufferer had
waited too long before seeking
the right treatment"
These are only few extracts
from the hundreds of testimon-
ials on file in the offices of the
United Doctors throughout the
country.
While the United Doctors will
not accept any incurable cases
for treatment, no one should give
up hope simply because their
doctors have failed help to them.
1t must be remembered that this
new system of medicine has
quickly cured many cases which
could not be helped by other doc
tors of medicines.
The United Doctors treatment
is all home treatment so that
frequent visits to our Offices are
not necessary. This treatment
may be used in any home any
where, without inconvience, pub
licity or annoyance, and without
OBTAINING the patient from his or
her usual OccuDatiOu
This wonderful new system OF
treatment is what the noted doc
tor is bringing to Broken Bow,
He will be here but three days,
on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, January 81, 2S aud % and
while here will receive patients
at the Grand Central hotel par.
lors.
John McInch, of Mason City,
was in the city Monday officiat'