Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-04-14
THE TWIcE-A-wEEK POLK COUNTY OBSERVER
AFTER A WEEKS DELAY
the Office Of
DIR. TOEL
The Chicago Specialist, Has Bee
Opened on Monday.

On Monday of this week DR.. Toe
opened his Offices at his former place
the residence of Mrs. Smith, 81,
Washington ST., Dallas, Oregon, one
half block east of the S. P. R. R
depot. The delay was unavoidable
because he needed twice as much room
as during his stay here last year, so Al
to be able to place all his new electri,
machines. The rooms had to b,
freshly papered, cold and hot watel
had to be installed, and also an en-
tire new electric wiring system, will
outlets on all four walls of the oper
ating room so as to enable the doctor
to place and connect all his different
electric machines.
DIR. Toel makes il point to always
secure the best electrical apparatus
obtainable for the use on his patients
and his collection of electrodes is
larger and of greater variety than
is found in most specialists offices
in even the largest cities.
His long experience of over thirty
years in his specialities gains the
confidence of patients afflicted with
even the severest forms of cancers
and tumors and the other diseases
of which he has for such long time
made a speciality.
The great advantage of electricity
in the removal Of cancers is that there
is absolutely no loss of blood. The
second advantage is that as the blood
vessels and lymphatic vessels are her
matically sealed up by the electricity
during the very process of the opera
ton, an inoculation with cancer
germs and cells is consequently impos-
sible during an electrical operation,
while this is of common occurance
during operations with the knife.
After knife operations the cancer re-
turns in from rs to 80 per cent. At
ter electric operations, when perform
ed by an expert in that line, return
is a comparative rarity. Electrical
operations are also free from the
danger of bloodpoisoning. The use
of plasters and salves to eat ont a
cancer piece-meal, is extremely pain
full, while after an electrical opera
tion no pain is felt, the pain after
the application of the plasters and
salves keeping on for hours or days.
Aside of this the slow process of de-
the cancer irritates the
germs and cells to such an extent
that they begin to multiply and to
migrate into the lymphatic glands,
thus forming new cancers. Electri-
cal operations can in the hands of an
expert be done as quickly as with the
knife.
Many forms of tumors, piles and
istula, enlarged tonsils, adenoid tu-
mors, polypus and similar troubles
can be cured far better with electrici-
ty than with the knife. Patients,
however, should be careful that they
place themselves not only in the
hands of an electro-surgeon who has
all the different forms of electric ap-
oaratus on hand for the different
forms of electric operations, but es-
1eeially select surgeon who has
many years experience in their use.
DIR. Toel can be found at his old
,ffice, 619 Washington St., Dallas,
Oregon, one-half block east of the S.
,. depot, from 9 a. m. to II noon, 2
o 8 p. m., to p. M, Sunday, 10
o l p. m.
Specialities:
Cancer and Tumors.
No knife and loss of blood.
No plasters and pain for hours or
lays.
Polypus, Goitre, Piles, Fistula,
Diseases of Women, Skin and Ner-
'ous Diseases, Neuralgia, Neurasthe-
ia, Gout, Rheumatism, Liver, Stom-
ch, Kidneys, Bladder, Prostrate, AS
hma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Dyspepsia,