Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-01
"BACK TO THE FARM
This Movement Has Great
Hold On The City
Population.
NOT ALWAYS THE BEST
MIR. Chris Samuel Of Blair, Neb., Tells
How Health Was Broken
and Restored.

The Back to the Farm" movement Is
attracting the attention OF the entire
country at the present time and 1t Is the
best place on earth to be under favor
able conditions.
The farm life 10 pictured to the city
resident as the ideal iife-the life of
health and prosperity. with all the bless
ings which nature affords.
In the summer season the city man
has visions Of broad acres. cool verandas.
automobile rides, picnic and fishing par
ties. But to the practical farmer his
life means the overcoming of natural diff
ficulties: the subduing Of the soil and
the development OF a home for himself
and the family which IL growing up
around him.
In the strenuous effort necessary 10 ac-
complish this fact the head Of the family
often exposes himself to the inclemencies
Of the weather. the overwork incident to
the Development Of the home. and. Just
at the time when he and his family
should find themselves ready to reap the
fullness OF the fruits Of their early labor,
he finds himself broken In health and un-
able TO enjoy the sunset of NE.
Such was the condition OF Mr.. Chris
Samuel a prominent and Influential
farmer of Blair, Neb.. when he vent 10
the United Doctors. those expert medical
specialists who have their Omaha insti-
tuts located on the second floor OF the
Neville block. corner Sixteenth and Har-
ney streets. How he was restored to
health and his family is best explained
BY himself in the following letter:
For two years 1 had q very severe
pain over my right kidney and my en-
tire back It had been coming on and
getting worse during that time; IL both
cred me from my work and especially at
night IT distressed me 80 could not GET
my regular sleep.
i was unable to lie on my back five
minutes at any time. because Of the SCI
verify OF the pain. ! would have TO be
changing and rolling all night.
Six weeks ago ! went to the United
Doctors offices. and after giving me a
thorough examination they told me AZ
once where my trouble was located and
from what source Il was caused. They
told me 1t would take some time 10 cure
me- After the first day of their rnedi-
cine felt like different man and man
TONED to my wife that could not un-
derstand how so great a change could
be brought with so little medicine. The
pain or Inconvenience has not vet re-
turned and am now practically we'll.
However, ] do not want to quit the
treatment Just yet. and will ask you TO
refill my medicine that I may continue
another month.
am q farmer, as you VIII remember,
and i've just outside Of the city limits
OF Blair Neb. II is a pleasure to me to
write this letter, because hope II may
be the means OF helping others who have
suffered a. / did: and. Doctors / am
very grateful to you"
The above letter IL only one of thou
sands received every year by the rTrI,sd
Doctors from their cured patients.
Any person suffering from any chronic
or deep-seatsd disease Of tina nerves.
blood. stomach, liver. kidneys or digest
I've organs, including rheumatism. nan.
rslgia. constipation. Indigestion. eptlspsy.
soiue' dropsy. weak back or bloatins,
eczema, or any disease peculiar to either
men or women. are safe in going 70 the
United Doctors. Their examination and =
consultation is free of charge and they
accept no person for treatment whom
they cannot either cure or benefit
Their Omaha offices are located a, IA
Neville block, corner Sixteenth asd u.,-
aey streets