South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-10
NEW TREATMENT
IS CREATING STIR
Mr.. w. H. Martin, of EIkhart,
Ind, Was Treated for This
Disease and Writes About
Case How He Was Handled.

One Of the most horrible diseases
known 10 mankind is epilepsy. Ii not
only endangers the life of the patient
and renders him unfit for ordinary &C
cupation, but il also makes him an OBJ
ject OF pity and fear to his friends
and acquaintances. and often racks his
entire nervous system and weakens
his mind.
The terrors of epilepsy have been
greatly increased by the fact that the
doctors We're unable TO find a cure for
Il. and the patient must live in misery,
il 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
South Bend Institute located on the
second floor of the Toepp Building on
So. Main ST., opposite the Post Office.
is causing quite stir in the medical
world, and is much discussed by the
more progressive doctors of the coun-
try. This wonderful new treatment
for epilepsy was first used by the
United Doctors about three years ago.
During this three years hundreds of
cases Of epilepsy have been trea-ed
by the United Doctors in their various
institutes throughout the country, and
il.
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 was
that of Mr.. w. II. Martin, of Elkhart,
Ind, who says:
Il am so we'll pleased over the re-
suits of treatment given me by the
United Doctors that l feel it my duty
as we'll as a pleasure to write a testi-
monial, in the hope that it may be the
means of guiding some other poor I'M
fortunate to a place where they can
not only get relief and a cure, but get
it on scientific principles
/ was a sufferer for long time with
an affection called Epilepsy, and for
six months before / came TO the United
Doctors | was having one or two at
tacks a week. gradually growing
worse, until / got so that when aad
them / would fall whenever the
seizure came on me. have an i'm
portant and responsible position in a
factory here, and my condition mad
got to a point where 1 would lose my
lob if something wasn't done.
In my desperate state l called on
these noted specialists on April 9TH,
1913. The physician in charge gave
me a most rigid and thorough exam
jnation, 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
successfully. Imagine the JOY of my
self and wife when the Doctor gave
n,>e his assurance.
l have taken their treatment regu-
lar. and now, after six weeks treat
ment have had but one attack, and
that a very light one, quite different
from having two and three attacks a
week. The officials at the factory
where L work, my friends and rela-
tives, as we'll as myself, are rejoiced
at my present condition, and | feel
sure of getting permanently well. The
mystery of the whole business is that
I haven't lost a days work since l be-
gan their treatment, and 1 would rec
ommend all sufferers to call on them
for an exhaustive examination, waich
is free. Me and my wife can't say
too much for the United Doctors and
their method.