Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-08


ton.
such work requires patience, qualifica-
ton, and a high order OF professional
personality II means real work in be-
half Of those needing our assistance.
and undaunted courage as we'll While
such service costs more than a hand
me down" or cut It out" OF rub 1t
away" pretense 1t is highly satisfactory
because II brings. relief for the present
and prevention for the future. This. at
least. has been my experience. where
the patient possessed sufficient intelli-
gence 10 cooperate with me in my eff
forts. or to execute the regieme for his
or her part OF the treatment, used IN con-
junction with vaccine. sero and cheno
therapy. where such measures were iaii-
Gated.
Besides being a regular physician. I
am licensed druggist. or / am entitled
TO same. having been a practical drug
store man during the first four years OF
my life az a physician. and was duly
examined before an authorized State
Board Of Pharmacy, not having received
by certificate because I went out Of the
drug store business and did not care
for It. l can easily obtain this "orn4-
ment" at any time II 10 desired. by put
tins Up the fee.
I mention these things because I want
II distinctly understood that / am first
and last a scientific physician. and that
huve no fight TO make against any we'll
prol en- method OF saving human life
However. experience has convinced me
that my best results are obtained from
psychological and physiological or physi-
cal methods other than drugs save where
necessity absolutely demands n. such as
in the treatment OF specific infections.
Experience II our real light We know Of
no other means ot trustworthy guidance
no other scientific method OF reseAtch.
or OF efficient professional service.
Even IN many manifestations OF gross
pathology" where the employment OF
the knife was Ineffective. have gotten
results that were highly satisfactory TO
myself and patients by what 7 might
designate as psyche phv sio-chemIc treat
Tn9pt.. having had due regard for pevchic-
pathogenesis. and psycho-physio-chemic
diagnosis. I make use OF all methods Of
scientific knowledge, as applied 10 the
treatment OF disease. according TO my
ability.
able and successful teacher OF clinical
medicine, according TO the written testi-
mony OF several thousand OF America
nest known physicians, but have not a
{ proiesSorship' In a medical college TO
ADVERTISE me. though I have certificates
Or professional efficiency, honesty and
housty from more Medical College Pro-
iessors OF high standing than any other
physician in the United States ana from
thousands Of practical physicians az well.
and hereby challenge any man or com.
hinntion Of men TO prove that what 7
say W. not true What IL a college
hlploma. except a certificate or eff
cheney? ~.
further challenge anyone TO prove that
they have obtained more satisfactorv re-
suits. as measured by the weIfare Of the
patient. from a period OF five years' pro-
fessionai work than my own has Welded
especially In, reference to .succeasfui ra.
suits with patients Oh whom 40 many
big Physicians" had failed 20 I've 10.
lief
As soon, IS am ready 10 announce Il. 7
snal conduct q clinic for the benefit Of
INC many OF my collea sues in various sec |
lions OF the United states who have d. |
sireq technical knowledge OF the methods |
eeing employed by me- though want |
IL disunctly Understood that they viii nos
some " contact with. my private ma.
uents. shall conduct a free clinic for
such purposes, in the City OF Omaha.
The truth OF the matter is that there ara
thousands OF General Practitioner and
Specialists In the State OF Nebraska and
IN other sections OF the United States as
Wen. who are endowed, With the highest
possible typo OF psycho-physical poten-
ualities, though they do not know A i
Ihey have not yet found themselves. An I
that they need IL a more enlightened con. |
eeption OF professional personality. will
80 out TO where they. are. through .these
srtlelss and Medical, Journal artIcles ara
help them TO find themselves. ana thsv
shall help their patients TO become efsi-
Client capable and happy-mens sana An
oopors sane.
You arc reading articles that viii ha,,.
2 National reputation. II A r,ora e.
likely that they viii be oop,ed h., a..
ieading Medical Journals and read bv
nysoians In all sections OF the United
e'a'es', Every one OF them viii be IAN
eve opener" The liar. the thief and the
- wa % along AFTER awhile
whenever man steps out from the herd
for, the common welfare OF mankind NJ
ferrins to be honest rather thar
ethical" he Is assailed by those who
see their fall in his rise. This "a their
only means OF defense Such matters are
settled by the law. local ana national
the higher arm OF Therapeutics. let
thsm como. In the interest OF the lives
OF the citizens OF the State OF Nebrass.
and OF the entire United States. tho,,-
sands OF whom ARE needlessly dying every
year. / challenge" the Powers That Re-
TO prove that what / say in this paper
IL not true.
have mentioned my qualification and
experience in regular practice with con.
siderable reluctance. but was finally COM
PEELED 10 do 50 because OF the neoes.,tv
Of saving myself from being elassesi win
those who. without the broader hnov,,-
edge OF scientific Medicine ana sursa-,,
Champion some Ism which they wouid
not be capable Of interpreting IL Il really
possessed merit.
HENRY s. MUNRO. NJ. D..
SOS Brandeis Theatsr Building.
Omaha. Nebraska.
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