The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-20
Asthma Has Found
a Deadly Foe Here
Sufferers Travel to All Parts
81 of the World.
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United Specialists Show That Cures
Can Be Brought About Right
Here in Pensacola. ...

Asthma has at last found its deadly
foe. Man has searched to the very
ends Of the earth to find a climate
where the air and sunshine would heal
the sufferers from this disease. None
but themselves know the suffering ana
inconvenience brought by this disease.
There is no rest, whether sitting or
lying down, no breath taken in COM
fort, and spells at times that causes
one to think that eternity is but an
arms length distant. The haven for
the asthma sufferer is right here in
Pensacola. The doctors of the staff
70 United Specialists in the Thiesen
building are demonstrating that medi-
cine administered by men that know,
and not climate, can conquer the
hitherto dreaded disease.
Asthma has no terrors for the suf-
ferer Of today, it is only matter of
wise selection of doctors. These scien-
lists know the treatment and have ad-
ministered it to hundreds. Trips 20
Arizona, Mexico and the tropics are
not necessary now. The asthma suf-
ferer can be cured right here in Pen
sacola, and, what is best of all, for fees
that are within the reach of all
whether the patient be rich or poor.
These United doctors though at the
top Of their profession make charges
that are modest indeed, and in many
cases give their services in the nature
of charity. If you are a sufferer 4
visit to this institute would open your
eyes to things new in a medical way.
Advice as to your case can be had free.
The fame and glory of these doc
tors are widely known and in a few
cities of the north where, for years,
the achievements of their doctors have
been a family word. They were first
to convince the world the faIlacy of
the use of the surgeons knife in
cases of various kinds of female COM
plant and piles. This wicked method
Of treatment has been abandoned not
only on account of its cruelty, but be-
cause of newer and surer and more
certain methods.
Those diseases Of women which are
so often mistreated are given the
benefit of the advanced medical knowl-
edge Of the world. 1t is a rule of the
institute that every doctor shall keep
abreast of the times in his particular
| speciality. Witness the host of cures
as a result. Women who have been
treated by these bloodless methods are
sounding the praises of the institutes
everywhere. But it is dangerous to
delay. 1t is folly to go another day
when you can have the benefit Of the
knowledge of these eminent doctors
merely by calling at the institute.
AT first hesttated to go to a physi-
| clan and tell OF my trouble" said one
woman patient to another yesterday,
but I knew that the longer I de-
layed matters the more serious it
would get I had my little family TO
think OF, and to consider what my
taking off would mean, had heard so
much about the cures brought about
| by the United Specialists and deter
mined to come here and tell my story.
You know as we'll as 1 how satisfied I
am. The careful sympathetic inquiry
into the case and the skillful treat
ment cannot be too highly recommend
| ed to all women who are i'll
The Offices of the United Specialists
are on the third floor Of the Thiesen
| building.