The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-29
RHEUMATISM HAS
BEEN CONQUERED
MARVELLOUS RELIEF REPORTED
FROM THE DEBARTHE TREAT
MENT GIVEN At THE HOSPITAL
IN THIS clTY-PoIsoN ELIMIN.
ATED.

OF all the fills that flesh is heir /.
none IL more prevalent than rhcuma
tism, and none causes more sufgerir,
on the part Of it's victims. None is q
obstinate In yielding to treatment, and
when q person once contracts THU
dread disease he will expend all of his
fortune and all OF his time in the ef.
fort TO rid himself OF the terrible pains
from which he suffers. Thousands OF
persons In the United States, and es-
pecially In the northern tier Of states
are sufferers from rheumatism; and
millions OF dollars are expended an
nualiy in search for treatment that
will cure them.
During the past twenty Ave years DR.
DeBarthe Of Chicago has been using
a treatment invented by himself h
cure himself OF q severe attack
OF inhammatory rheumatism. from
which he suffered. and for which the
! physicians could give no relief. After
experimenting for many months In a
combination of remedies, he eventually
succeeded in getting a remedy which
caused him to entirely. recover from
the disease. Not satisfied In merely
using the treatment In his own prac-
lice he decided to give II to the public
at large, and has established sani-
1ariums In various parts of the country
where he treats rheumatic patients
with great success.
seven days ago the first De-
Barthe hospital in North Da-
kota In Fargo, was established. The
treatment requires but seven days for
initial benefit to become apparent. and
yesterday being the seventh day az
the use OF the treatments In this CITY
representative of The Forum visitad
the hospital at Gil Eighth street south
alld interviewed some Of the patients
w, VINO nave been taking the treatment.
1ney were loud in their praises of
inc dement's they have received.
MIS- Van Sickle OF Rolla, N. d.. a
iaoy over 80 years OF age. stated that
she mad suffered several years from
rneumatismi and that when she came
70 the hospital she was unable to "a
upstairs without assistance or even to
come downstairs, and MANY days shA
was compelled to be helped in and ont
OF her bed and could hardly rise from
her chair without suffering excruciat-
ing agony. She stated that she was
now so we'll that she could walk with
out pain; that she could rise from her
chair without trouble and that she feIt
better than she had for a number Of
years past
w. ]. Mason, a member OF the county
commissioners OF st. Vincent. MINI
also made the following statement
came to the DeBarthe hospital
% TAKE treatment for rheumatism on
sept. 20. ! left the hospital on Sent
pain. anu
For more than a year have been
unable to work or even dress rnvsalf
can now dress myself with ease. The |
rheumatism affected my muscles and
could not do any work whatever
without pain.
II believe have obtafnez a nargac,
sure snd VIII be pleased to answer any
nquirles. recommend the treat i
1oAe ~ al suIerlng from rheumatism.
Signed, w. J. Mason"
announcer lady said she had been a
,uIIerer for four years, and that while
living in western Canada she had |
-aken two trips to Pittsburg pa for
reatments besides several trims to
largo, without appreciable relief
she said that her husband obtected
seriously to trying DIR. DeBartha,a
reatments, but that she had suffered
70 severely and had to be assisted Al
md out Of her bed and about tha
louse; and that her arms and hands
we're SO stiff that she could NOT band
Ter right arm or close her hands, ana
hat her lower limbs were SO swollen
hat she found it impossible Ia har.gIv
walk at all. She overruled her hua-
'and's objections and came to Fareo
Q take the DeBarthe treatment. and
he stated that she felt better than
ne had for five years-that she could
1alk nearly as well as she ever could.
M that she felt no pain In her arms
no hands. and that she felt that she
ould not say too much for the De-
Farthe treatment
@. w. Gilbert Of Grand Forks. who
J taking treatment, says that he i
ceiling better than he ever has
nd that he feels confident that Inc
'eatnents VIII result in great benefit.
Dr. DeBarthe left the city yesterday
II Minneapolis, where he will install ! .
ew sanitarium In the twin cities for /.
70 administering Of the DeBarthe
'eatment. He is q very pleasant and
Fable gentleman Of 81 years OF age.
though he does not look more !
ian 80.
All persons who are suffering from
1eumatism or any other chronic dis !
der Of like nature would do well :
call at the hospital or telephone or
rite for fun information, which will y
, quickly furnished them.
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