South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-05
SISTERS ADVICE
SAVED HIS LIFE
Albert French Was in a Dan
gerouS Condition = loses
Much Blood - Sister Saved
His Life by Rushing Him to
Grand Rapids There to Be
Treated by the Noted Spec
iaIiStS.

Mr.. Albert French of Morley. Mich.
had a severe hemorrhage which left
him pale and weak, and he thinks
that his life was saved by his sisters
efforts. She hurried him TO the Unit
ed Doctors Institute where these ex-
pert medical gentlemen administered
their new United Treatment, with the
result that color and health soon be-
gan 10 appear He is so highly pleased
over the quick results that he writes
a public letter as follows:
Morley, Mich, June Z, 1919.
To the Public:
have been treating with the Unit
ed Doctors for about two weeks, and
while / am not entirely well. yet my
Improvement has surprised myself and
my many friends. Seven years ago I
had severe hemorrhage and vomited
blood. My life was despaired OF for
months. The result OF which brought
about a severe anaemia. This with a
catarrhal condition of the stomach and
liver, brought about loss of appetite.
obstinate vomiting, jaundice, and
severe anaemia, causing an extreme
weakened, debilitated condition, from
which 1 became unable to do any
work After treating with several
physicians here and in Big Rapids,
Mich, without relief, I was finally
persuaded by my sister. Miss Elsie. Of
Belding Mich, who was advised by
a friend, 10 have me brought to the
United Doctors at Grand Rapids for
treatment.
My sister and I arrived in Grand
Rapids on May 29th, when we went
direct to the offices of the United
Doctors in the Kendall building, where
l received a most thorough examina-
ton by the doctor in charge, who
stated to me my condition, but who
made few promises as TO results OF
treatment. l. however, was so i'm
pressed by the painstaking and most
thorough examination which l re-
ceived that l had confidence and I
concluded that IL any doctors In the
world could do me any good 1t was
the United Doctors.
Accordingly 1 placed myself under
their treatment. and l can now truly
say (and all my friends are saying
IT'D that my sallow cheeks and white
lips are again taking on the colors of
youth. and 1 am feeling and looking
a new man.
The result of the treatment 1 re-
ceived surpasses my understanding
and that OF my family and acquaint-
ances, and 1 most heartily commend
the United Doctors to all sufferers
from chronic diseases.
Albert French"
To do their best work always, to
refuse kindly but firmly all incurable
diseases, TO spread the gospel OF good
health and good cheer. TO keep the
standard of their treatment higher
than the highest-this is the great
mission of the United Doctors, and is
carried out every day among the hun
dreds of patients who crowd their Of
fees. So great is the fame of the Unit
ed Doctors that the people come hum
dreds of miles to be cured by these
specialists.
The South Bend Institute is located
on the second floor of the Toepp
building on S. Main ST., opposite the
postoffice, and for the next 10 days
the specialists are giving free exam
ination, consultation and free treat
ment, charging only for the medicines
used. Their object is to get many
patients with hot weather troublef
in order to demonstrate their new
treatment for this class of chronic
diseases.
During the months of July and Au'
gust the office will be open on only
two nights in the week, Thursdays
and Saturdays from TO S.-Adver-'
tisement