The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-07
TREA TING HUNDREDS
OF EPILEPTIC CASES
New Treatment used by the United
Doctors Is Creating a Stir In
the Medical World.
WORST CASES QUICKLY RELIEVED
Mr.. w. n. Martin, of EIkhart, Ind,
Was Treated for This Disease
and Writes About his Case.

One of the most horrible diseases
known TO mankind is epilepsy. IL
not only endangers the life of the pa
friends and acquaintance. and often
airy occupation. but II also makes him
an object of pity and fear to his
by the United Doctors. those expert
racks his entire nervous system and
weakens his mind.
| The terrors of epilepsy have been
| greatly increased by the fact that the
doctors were unable to fnd a cure for
it. and the patient must live in mis-
cry, in fear of suddenly losing his life
or becoming insane.
The wonderful new treatment used
by the United Doctors. those expert
medical specialists who have their
Richmond institute on the second floor
OF the Hittle Block, corner Ninth and
Main streets, is causing quite a stir
in the medical world, and is much dis
cussed by the more progressive doc
tors of the country.
This wonderful new treatment for
epilepsy was first used by the United
Doctors about three years ago Dur
ing this three years hundreds OF cases
of epilepsy have been treated by the
! United Doctors in their various insti-
tutes throughout the country. and the
results have been very satisfactory.
Such a phenomenal record has made
an enviable reputation for these spe-
cialists. and is bringing them patients
| from all parts of the country.
One of the recent cases treated
Wy -
hart, Ind, who says:
Il am so we'll pleased over the re-
suits of treatment given me by the
United Doctors that I feel IL my duty
as well as a pleasure to write a testi-
monial. in the hope that II may be the
means of guiding some other poor
unfortunates to a place where they can
not only get relief and a cure. but get
IL on scientific principles. I was a
sufferer for a long time with an az
Fiction called Epilepsy. and for six
months before I came to the United
Doctors I was having one and two
attacks a week. gradually growing
worse, until got so that when had
them / would fall whenever a seizure
came on me. I have an important
and responsible position in a factory
here, and my condition had got to a
point where I would lose my Job IL
something wasn't done
I'm my desperate state / called on
those noted specialists on April 9Th.
1913. The physician in charge gave
me a rigid and thorough examination.
and after he was through he offered
me great encouragement went
there expecting to be turned down. as
they positively refuse to treat cases
they are not certain of handling sue
cessfuIly. Imagine the joy OF myself
and wife when the doctor gave me
his assurance. / have taken their
treatment regular. and now. after six
tack. and that a very light one. quite
different from having two and three
attacks a week The officials at the
factory where I work. my friends and
relatives. as well as myself, are re-
joiced at my present condition. and
feel sure of getting permanently well
THE mystery of the whole business
is that / haven't lost a days work
since I began their treatment. and
would recommed all sufferers to call
on them for an exhaustive examina-
ton, which IL free. Ne and my wife
can't say too much for the United
Doctors and their method"
"W. H MARTIN,
"31e Jackson St. Elkhart, Ind"
Examination and consultation Is free
and confidential Office hours 8 a. m.
to noon, 2 p. m to 5 p. m. D. m TO
D. m, and 10 to II on Sundays.
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