The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-20
Reputation
|builded on
cures of
Hopeless


bar In mind. that nearly every
- who comes TO me for treatment
!. been unable TO find relief else
here.
4 young lady OF Kent came to me
April. 1919. after spending two
nrs with the doctors In Seattle In
effort to save herself from death
tuberculosis OF tho bowels
eesors coming TO me she had been
lar the care OF 10 different doc
~ In two instances liberated
Frons OF her intestines had been
ncved. but she was now passing
reAsed Quantities of pus. blood
= undigested food. After three
1fhs treatment this young lady
ny care. She came Into my
= last fail Just to show me her
condition after having worked
he bop fields. She had gained
pounds. and said that nobody
fssl better than she did. and
\ the felt that IL was her duty to
y and show me her fine condition
try TO tell me how she appre-
I'd what had done for her. She
she was also on her way TO see
people with whom She had board
When taxing my treatment, Just to
vince them OF what I had done for
and that my treatment had
ns lasting qualities. as these peo-
had ridicufed me as a auack doc
svery time she left the house to
- 70 my office.
h all our experience with the sick
afflicted who have failed TO find
zH elsewhere, we find that II Is
kally more difficult 10 induce them
make another trial for n cure than
y to cure them after they begin
atmens The fixed belief in the
bis Of the afflicted that the YER
OF their doctor. who has. per-
- treated them without benefit
years. Is final. IL about as bad to
IN az the real disease. In the
Emunities whore we have scored
per cent Of cures OF all manner
eases. IL would be supposed that
NJ one who should learn OF our
Worm success would come without
atation. for their own benefit.
pvever, the doctor tells them there
20 hope; he has been unable 20
y them. and they have been 80
lsy times disappointed that many
pie who know Of our good work
their friends and ncighbors Will
finne to suffer from Affections
'fh would readily yield TO our
ular course Of daily treatment.
June 30. 1919.
his IL 10 certify that took six
nfhs' treatment for tuberculosis
asthma from Or. Macy. when
ssnt to him ! had just walked the
20 five days and nights. being I'M
TO sit down as long as min
y After taking three treatments
Xe5uld lie down and rest fairly well,
soon got so I could eat. My
lsrcular fever has entirely disap-
srsd. which had had for Is
1ths. and now consider myself
-. as I am apparently as strong
ever was. and can do as much
TX as ! ever did.
JAMES sAMuELSON.
Gig Harbor. Wash.
Cured patients are our best adver-
Ments, and pay better than any
- advertising we do.
w MAKE A SPECIALITY OF the
Ear, STOMACH. Skin. Blood
aaeys and Bladder
Also APPENDICITIS, RHEITMA-
*. GOITRE. cATARRH, Asthma.
snchitis. dropsicai, tubercuiar and
en1ic conditions. aud all weak =
ses, chronic and nervous dis
COMBINATION TREATMENT
tvn IMPAIRED VITALITY
ONLY TREATMENT THAT
NEVER FAILS
LEV Bear In mind I am the old
sstablished mems specialist In
Northwest.
1nsultation. examination and ad-
Tree. II out OF town. write.
'ees moderate. and include medi-
yours: TO 5 and I 10 8 D. IN. :
1aays. 10 TO ~.
IOR. MACY
Associate Medical and Surgical
Specialists.
- rssler Way, Pioneer square
over N. r. Ticket offices
semitic, Wash.