The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-25
FEES ARE NOT EX-
DRbITANTlYHI HIGH
EXPERT MEDICAL TREATMENT
COSTS NO MORE
Than Indifferent Work - impression
That German American Doctors
Wonderful Cures Command Large
Sums Is False.

A local man, prominent in business
and socia. circles and who has been
much interested in the work of the
Chief Physician Of the German Ameri-
can Doctors in the Thiesen Building,
and who has been deeply impressed
with some of the really remarkable
and oftentiInes seemingly rniracuI ous
cures performed by them, was much
pleased a few days ago when he dis
covered that the fees that were offered
the Specialists and the fees that they
accepted were at two extremes. While
it Is very true that the n1ea sure of pay
ment for medical treatment is very
hard to determine in almost any in
stance still the German American Doc
tors have never failed to greeabiy sur
prise patient by the small charges
they make. This is due to the fact
that while the cures they accomplish
have in many instances been made
after other physicians have given the
patients up and the cures meant as
much to the suffering one as a pardon
to g. condemned man, they have not
measured the value of their services
by the good accomplished, but by the
simplicity of the treatment as viewed
by their expert knowledge. Many times
grateful patients have offered the
DOCTORS sums that represented to
tham the savings of years and have
made these offerings willingly and with
the honest hope that they could, with
the results Of later years endeayog.
show a still greater appreciation of the
wonderful things the Specialists had
done for them. Wealthy patients have
made similar offerings to the DOC
TORS and have not always failed to
have their money accepted. This is
because the extensive experiments and
works of research that are being car
rfa hu
stanf1y requires money and the money
thus reverts to a pfiianthTopic chan |
mel.
AN-AMERICAN DOCTORS and |
the valuable advice given patients |
without cost to them has in many in
stances resulted In complete cures. A |
man who Is SO widely known that fris |
testimony will settle at once all doubt |
as to the fees charged by the GER |
MAN-AMERICAN DOCTORS gives !
the following testimony which should |
be read by every one in the city:
'.Mr. August Brandt, a cigar maker |
by trade, states that he was first both |
cred with rheumatism in 1855; that he |
treated with various doctors without |
permanent relief, but on the other hand !
grew steadily worse until in 1899 his |
ankles became practically anklyosed; |
that since that time he has treated |
with many physicians without benefit; |
that Chief Physician of the GERMAN !
DOCTORS, suffering |
greatly with pain, absolutely unable TO |
help himself in some ways, could not /
walk without assistance, using crutcnes |
to get about; that he placed himself |
under the DOCTORS care, and has
been, and is now entirely satisfied with |
the treatment given him; that he Is |
much better than when he came here |
and that the DOCTORS have done as
much for him as any or all of the
other physicians he has ever had. He
furthermore states that he was not /
IL Id by the DOCTORS that he could
be completely cured of this trouble, |
but he has been benefited, and knows
that he has been benefited, and he
Furthermore states that he has not |
been eXorhitantly charged for the work
which the DOCTORS have done for
hum, and that he makes this statement |
of his own free will.
AUGUST c. BRANDT"
Remember the GERMAN AIERI-
CAN DOCTORS cover the entire field
Of Chronic. Nervous. Blood. Skin and
special diseases. Consultation free,
from in the morninr until at night.
Sundays. nine until noon. (Adv.) |