The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-12-08
UNITED
DOCTORS
Open Thursday
New GAINESVILLE
Institute
OF FAMOUS SPECIALISTS
Opens on Dec. 9TH
Institute located on Fourth
Floor of Hayes Building
Corner Milwaukee
and Main SITS.

GAINESVILLE is to have one of the fam
Gus United Doctors Institutes, such as
the permanent ones in Racine and Eau
Claire.
The United Doctors as the name i'm
plies, is an association of medical eX-
perts who have made the curing of
chronic diseases their life work These
doctors have formed a new system OF
medicine which has been used with
marvellous success in their various in
stitutes throughout the country.
Of late years the United Doctors
have been branching out and establish
ing Institutes in western states. Dur
ing the past two years they have estab-
lished Institutes in Illinois, Wisconsin
and Minnesota, all of which are now in
a highly prosperous condition. The
many marvellous cures in cases of
old chronic and deep seated diseases
has excited comment both from the
press and the pulpi and attracts pa
TENTS from all over the country.
The treatment used by the United
Doctors is nOn-surgical They never
use the knife, never mutilate the body
which God built in his image. Only the
best and purest of drugs and chemicals
are used by these specialists, their
motto being that every sick person IS
entitled to the best medicines that are
to be found in nature, regardless OF
cost. To obtain pure drugs they pre-
pare all of their own medicines in their
own laboratory and every patient is
thus assured pure medicine, the best
Obtainable regardless of cost.
The expensive and elaborate instru-
ments used in diagnosis and the eX-
IRENE care used in securing pure drugs
and preparing them specially for each
case, make the treatment used by the
United Doctors more expensive than
ordinary treatment, yet the large num-
Der of patients treated make it posi-
BILE to place the price of treatment
within the reach of all.
Dr. ElstOn, the venerable old physi-
clan who will be in personal charge of
the GAINESVILLE institute, is one of the
oldest specialists in the United Doc
tors staff and one of the directors of
the association. DR.. Elston announces
that in order to introduce this wonder
full new system of medicine in this COM
munity he desires to secure few sup
posedly incurable cases at once and
in order to secure a large number of
different cases quickly, so that he can
cure them at once and thus prove to
the public the wonderful curative pow
ers of this new system of treatment,
he will cure the first few cases abso-
lutely free. The grand free offer is as
follows: All cases accepted for treat
ment before December Goth will be
treated free of charge until they are
we'll. Examination will be free, treat
ment is free, the only charge made will
be for the medicine used, each patient
being expected to pay cash for his
medicines. In case of very poor peo-
pie the medicines will be furnished free
also.
This is really very remarkable and
generous offer by these great special
lists. 1t is not an offer Of free treat
ment for few weeks, but free treat
ment until well regardless of the length
of time. This offer is good only in
cases accepted for treatment before
December Goth. After that date full
regular fees will be charged to ALL
Consultation and examination is free
to all, but only durable cases will be
accepted for treatment If your case
is incurable you will be told so and not
one penny of your money accepted.
However, many cases that are incur
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cured by this wonderful new treatment
of the United Doctors.
The United Doctors have no travel
ing doctors. They make this statement
as several physicians have been going
through Wisconsin using a similar
name and stopping a day or so at a
hotel to receive patients Many peo-
pie thinking them connected with the
United Doctors patronized them.
The original United Doctors only re-
ceive patients for this part of the state
at their Racine, Wis, Institute, or at
the new Institute on the fourth floor of
the Hayes Bldg, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Among other diseases and ailment
they treat, are chronic diseases of the
blood, nerves, kidneys, heart, liver,
bladder, spine, including rheumatism,
paralysis, epilepsy, goitre, gall stones,
dropsy, catarrh, deafness, stomach
trouble, tumors, and diseases of women
and diseases of men.